Playing Back Card - Panasonic NV-GS320 Operating Instructions Manual

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Playing back card

≥Set to Card Playback Mode.
(An operation icon automatically appears on
the LCD monitor.)
1
Operate with joystick.
E
:
Plays back the previous picture
D
:
Plays back the next picture
1/∫:
Slide show (Plays back the still pictures
on the card in order) start/pause
≥The power will not turn off when the LCD
monitor and the viewfinder are closed and
retracted during Tape/Card playback mode.
≥Even if the operation icon does not appear, the
previous or next picture can be displayed.
≥While the data on a card are played back, do
not operate the mode dial.
≥When the access lamp is lit, do not remove a
card.
≥It takes time to display the file depending on the
number of pixels of the file.
≥If you attempt to play back file recorded in a
different format or file data is defective, the
whole display becomes bluish and the
"UNPLAYABLE CARD'' indication may appear
as warning.
≥When playing back still pictures recorded in 4:3
mode (
,
,
,
3. 1
2
1
M
M
M
the picture quality may deteriorate.
≥When playing back a file recorded on other
equipment, the date and time display is different
from when it was recorded.
Playback mode
) on a wide-screen TV,
0.3
M
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To display multiple playback files
Multiple files on the card (6 files on 1 screen) are
displayed.
1
Move the [s
/VOLr] lever to switch the
images.
Towards [i]:
Full-screen display
(Displays 1 image.)
Towards [j]:
Multi-screen display
(Displays 6 files on 1 screen.)
≥In the multi-screen display,
≥Move the joystick to select a file (The
selected file will be encircled by a orange
frame) and press to determine it. The
selected file is full-screen displayed.
≥If there are 7 files or more, then move the
joystick. The next, or previous multi-screen
will be displayed.
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About the compatibility of still
pictures
≥The movie camera is compliant with the unified
standard DCF (Design rule for Camera File
system) established by JEITA (Japan
Electronics and Information Technology
Industries Association).
≥The file format supported by this movie camera
is JPEG. (Not all JPEG formatted files will be
played back.)
≥If an out-of-specs file is played back, the folder/
file name may not be displayed.
≥The movie camera may degrade or not play
back data recorded or created on another
product and another product may degrade or
not play back data recorded on the movie
camera.
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