Philips DVDR3370H Owner's Manual page 77

PROBLEM
The 'Digital Photo Manager'
SOLUTION
b
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The photo does not have a associated thumbnail. In this case, the photo but not the
thumbnail is viewable.
b
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The image is too large to be viewed in its thumbnail format.
b
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The corresponding (hidden) photo will not be shown during the slide show. You can unhide
this photo in the album overview again.
b
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In the album overview a photo entry is found that no longer exists on the referenced source
media.
b
On the inserted media (disc or memory card) no photo can be found.
b
The file extension has to be *.JPG and not *.JPEG.
b
The storage media should contain a sub directory 'DCIM'. Under that there should be folders
so called ' '. Only pictures in these folders can be recognised
b
Pictures can also be stored in the root directory.
b
Before you make changes to the storage media check the content of the media in a computer
or in a digital camera.
b
Check that your DVD drive on the computer can read DVD+RW/+R discs.
b
Check that your operating system of your computer support the file system UDF (Universal
Disc Format). Install if necessary the required driver. The DVD+RW/+Rs were recorded in
the format UDF 1.02 ('
b
The file extension has to be *.JPG and not *.JPEG.
b
The disc should contain a sub directory 'DCIM'. Under that there should be folders so called
' '. Only pictures in these folders can be recognised.
b
Pictures can also be stored in the root directory.
b
If you create a CD-ROM, you have to store the photos in the same directory structure as on
a DVD+RW/+R
If you use a CD-ROM from a photo shop or something similar, the whole disc will be
searched for the photos on the basis of the disc format.
b
The memory card should contain a sub directory 'DCIM'. Under that there should be folders
so called ' '. Only pictures in these folders can be recognised.
b
Pictures can also be stored in the root directory.
b
The file extension has to be *.JPG and not *.JPEG.
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') and UDF 1.50(' ').