Additional Playback Features; Creating A Slideshow Playlist (Album) - Philips DVDR7250H/05 User Manual

Creating a slideshow playlist
(album)
You can customise the JPEG picture
slideshow playback within a disc by
storing your selection in an album.
This recorder can handle up to a
maximum of 100 JPEG pictures in one
album on a recordable disc, depending on
the JPEG fi le parameters.
A
Collect your favourite photos from the
'PHOTO ROLLS' and add to an album
for creating a new slideshow playlist.
See "Adding photos to an album".
B
If necessary, edit the photos in the album.
See "Edit the album".
C
Select the photo album in the menu and
press PLAY to start the slideshow
playback.
About Photo Roll/Photo Album
Photo roll is a folder for storing original
JPEG pictures and they are protected. It
is comparable with a conventional 35mm
fi lm for cameras. Rolls will be created
automatically from the digital cameras.
Photo album contains different JPEG
pictures created from the rolls. You can
delete an album without deleting the
pictures of the rolls.
DVD
CONTENT
Video
Audio
Photo
[BROWSER]
TIPS: Press BACK to go back to previous menu item.

Additional Playback Features

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B
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SORTING
PHOTO ROLLS
F
PHOTO ALBUMS
Adding photos to an album
Insert a JPEG photo CD (CD, DVD±RW,
DVD±R).
The content menu appears.
Otherwise, press HDD-BROWSER
and select { Disc Tray } in the menu.
Press repeatedly until the { PHOTO
ROLLS } and { INFO } menus appear.
Select a photo roll folder and press OK
to show the thumbnail pictures overview.
Overview Root
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TO ALBUM SELECT ALL
Use keys to select the photo
which you wish to add to the album and
press the Yellow button on the remote
control for { SELECT }.
To select all the photos, press the
Green button for { SELECT ALL }.
To rotate the selected photo in 90
degree clockwise increments, press the
Blue button for { ROTATE }.
Press the Red button on the remote
control for { TO ALBUM }.
The 'Add to Photo Album' menu
appears.
Create a new album or select an existing
album, then press OK to add the
photo(s) to it.
The selected photos are now stored
in the album.
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SELECT ROTATE
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