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Playing Full Motion Video
Playing DVD-Video or MPEG Files
palette
Desktop
256 color*
High Color (16 bit)
True Color (24 bit)
1024 by 768 pixels
Supported
Supported
Supported
800 by 600 pixels
Supported
Supported
Supported
640 by 480 pixels
Supported
Supported
Supported
* Even when the Windows setting is for 256 colors, the MPEG data play window can display up to approxi¬
mately 260.000 colors.
Display mode (Internal LCD, External Display, or Simultaneous (both))
Set using the Setup Utility. (G*page 29,46)
Desktop area and Color palette
Set using the Display Properties. (Select [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] - [Display] -
[Settings])
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• Regardless of whether DVD-Video playback has been activated or not, when the player
is operating, a screen saver will not activate.
• If you have set a screen saver, the saver will activate during MPEG playback.
• Do not use MPEG screen savers during MPEG playback (Media Player), as an error
will occur.
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Load the disc you wish to play
Insert the DVD-Video or disc that contains MPEG files.
You may also copy MPEG files onto the hard disk.
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• Some parts of the DVD-Video functions are not supported.
• It is necessary to close any open MIDI playback application. Also, do not open
any MIDI playback application during DVD-Video (or MPEG file) playback.
• Select [Stan]-[Programs]-[Accessories]'[Multimedia]-[Volume Control], delete
the check mark for [Mute] in [Synthesizer].
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Open the viewer application
• DVD-Video
Select [Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic] - [DVD Player].
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• MPEG files
Select [Start] - [Programs] - [Accessories] - [Multimedia] - [Media Player], then select
[MPEG Player for HDD/DVD-ROM] in the [Device] menu.
Once the dialog box appears, select the name of the file you wish to play, then select
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