Panasonic SV-AV30 Operating Instructions Manual page 59

ª Hearing the Voice Recorded
(Voice Playback) (l 25)
≥The screen shows a simple black
background.
≥Fast forward (or fast backward) will be
reset to normal playback at the beginning
of the next file.
ª Listening to Music (Music
Playback) (l 26)
≥Only the MPEG2-AAC and MP3 data
recorded using SD-Jukebox Ver.3.0
(supplied accessory) are applicable to
play on your SD Multi AV Device.
≥This SD Multi AV Device alone does not
allow tracks to be recorded or deleted.
≥Refer to the PDF manual of the SD-
Jukebox Ver.3.0 as for Recording Music
file and Playlist.
≥If there is no Music file, [SELECT
PLAYLIST] screen on the menu is not
displayed.
≥If [POWER SAVE] has been set to [ON] on
the menu, the LCD Monitor will be turned
off approx. 5 seconds after playback and
the SD Multi AV Device will be turned off
approx. 30 seconds after stopping. Turn
the power [OFF], then turn it on again.
(You may press the [ ■ /1 ● ] button on
the remote controller, to turn the power
on.)
≥If the still picture associated by the SD-
Jukebox Ver.3.0 is large (volume), it may
take a longer time to be displayed than
expected.
≥If there are two or more still pictures
associated by the SD-Jukebox Ver.3.0,
only the first still picture will be displayed.
≥Even if a still picture has been associated
by the SD-Jukebox Ver.3.0, it may not be
played back on the SD Multi AV Device,
depending on the still picture type.
≥A title, an artist name or the [PLAYLIST]
may not be displayed in some cases.
≥All music files are locked.
≥Using its Formatting Function, all the data
on an SD Memory Card can be erased.
≥MP3 is the abbreviation for MPEG1 Audio
Layer3.
≥Normal MP3 files cannot be played back.
Use the data created with SD-Jukebox
Ver.3.0.
≥Some MP3 or MPEG2-AAC files which
were written with SD-Jukebox Ver.3.0 may
not be played back.
≥The bit rates (recommended) supported
are 64 kbps, 96 kpbs or 128 kbps for both
the MPEG2-AAC and MP3 files.
≥WMA data cannot be played back.
ª Adjusting the Volume (l 27)
≥The L/R indication on the earphones
represents Left/Right.
≥When checking the sound which is being
recorded, volume adjustment is not
available.
ª Backlight Compensation
Function (l 28)
≥When the Backlight Compensation
Function is activated, the entire screen
becomes brighter.
≥Turning the power off will release this
function.
≥It is not possible to use Horizontal Stripes
Reduction Mode and to adjust White
Balance when this mode is activated.
≥The backlight may not be sufficiently
compensated for in dark places.
≥The Backlight Compensation Function
cannot be set or released while recording.
ª Adjusting White Balance (l 28)
≥You may not be able to achieve correct
White Balance adjustment manually under
weak illumination. (In this case, the [1]
Indication flashes.)
≥Turning the power off will release the
adjusted White Balance setting.
≥This mode cannot be set or released while
recording.
≥It is not possible to use Horizontal Stripes
Reduction Mode and Backlight
Compensation Function when this mode
is activated.
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