Sanyo FWBP808F A Owner's Manual page 26

C Resume-on-stop mode
UHD UHD
BD BD
[UHDBD] [DVD Video]
[BD Video]
BD BD VIDEO VIDEO
While the disc icon is selected on the home screen, pressing [OK] or [
[OK] while the message "To playback from the beginning, press [OK]." is displayed will start playback from the beginning
of the currently selected title.
C D C D
[CD]
While the disc icon is selected on the home screen, pressing [OK] or [
[OK] while the message "To playback from the beginning, press [OK]." is displayed will start playback from the beginning
of the first track on the Audio CD.
MUSIC MUSIC
[MUSIC]
FILE FILE
When you press [ (PLAY/PAUSE)] or [OK] next time, the playback will start from the point where it has been stopped.
Note
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• Playback will also Stop and the home menu will appear when you press [HOME].
• For BD-Java application, the resume-on-stop may not be available.
• For BD / DVD / AVCHD / Audio CD, except for photo files/music files, resume-on-stop mode remains in effect even after
power is turned off. It will be canceled once the disc is ejected.
• Discs containing AVCHD and photo/music files will be played back as AVCHD.
• CDs/DVDs containing FLAC (.flac) or WAV (.wav) files with high frequency and large quantization bit rates may not play
properly.
• With regard to the multi-border BD-RE/-R, additionally recorded sections cannot be recognized.
• With regard to the multi-border DVD-RW/-R, additionally recorded sections may not be recognized.
Note for photo playback
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• For photo files except GIF files, every press of [
• Some unplayable folders or files may be listed due to the recording status.
• High-resolution photo files take longer to be displayed.
• Progressive JPEG files (JPEG files saved in progressive format) cannot be played back on this unit.
• Interlaced GIF files over 7 Mb cannot be played back on this unit.
EN
DVD DVD DVD DVD
[DVD VR]
AVCHD AVCHD
[AVCHD]
VIDEO VIDEO VR VR
(PLAY/PAUSE)] will resume playback. Pressing
(PLAY/PAUSE)] will resume playback. Pressing
] will turn the image by 90 degrees when an image is displayed.
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