Panasonic DVD-CP67 Operating Instructions Manual page 9

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Using
menus
to play
MP3
discs
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This
unit
can play
MP3
files
recorded
on
CD-R/RW
with
a computer.
Files are treated
as.
tracks
and
folders are treated
as
groups.
Remote
control only
1
Press
[TOP
MENU]
or
[MENU]
A
file list
appears.
Group
name
2
Press [A,
]
to select
the
track
and
press
[ENTER].
Play starts
and continues
to
the
last
track
in
the last
group.
"Q*"
indicates the track currently playing.
To show
other
pages
Press [A,
,
<.
]
to select "Prev" or "Next"
and
press
[ENTER],
After
listing all
the
tracks
in
one
group, the
list
for
the next group appears.
To close the
file list
screen
Press
[TOP
MENU]
or
[MENU].
Using
the tree
screen
to find
a
group
Press
[]
while a track
is
highlighted to display
the tree
screen.
.
1
You
cannot select
groups
that
contain
no
compatible
files.
2
Press
[A,
]
to select
a
group and
press
[ENTER].
The
file list
for
the group appears.
For your
reference
Press
[^>]
to
jump
layers
in
the tree screen.
To
return to the
file
list
screen
Press
[RETURN].
• Discs must conform
to
ISO9660
level
1
or
2
(except for
extended
formats).
MP3
files
must have the extension ".MP3"
or ".mp3".
•This
unit
is
compatible with multi-session but
if
there
are a
lot of
sessions
it
takes
more
time
for play to
start.
Keep
the
number
of
sessions
to
a
minimum
to avoid
this.
•This
unit is
not
compatible with ID3
tags.
•This
unit
is
not compatible with
files
with
a sampling
rate
of
32 kHz.
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This
unit
can
also play
Windows
Media Audio (]wma|
).
•When
creating
a
WMA
disc,
ensure the copyright feature
is off.
•WMA
files
must have
the extension
\WMA"
or ".wma".
•This
unit
can
play
WMA
files
with
a compression
rate of
48 kbps
or
more.
•Noise
may
occur
when
playing
WMA
files.
•There
are
some
files this unit
cannot
play
(e.g.,
copyright protected).
TRACK
PROTECTED"
or
"CANNOT PLAY
THIS
TRACK"
appear on
the
unit's
display to indicate
such
tracks.
Naming
folders
and
files
At the time of recording,
prefix folder
and
file
names
with
3-digit
numbers
in
the order
you
want
to
play
them
(this
may
not work
at times).
root
Example:
MP3
-001.mp3
-002mp3
-O03.mp3
-001.mp3
-002.
mp3
-O03,mp3
-004.mp3
-0O1.mp3
-002.mp3
-003.mp3
Windows
Media,
and
the
Windows
logo are
trademarks,
or registered
trademarks
of
Microsoft
Corporation
in
the United States and/or other countries.
WMA
is
a compression format
developed by
Microsoft
Corporation.
It
achieves the
same
sound
quality
as
MP3
with
a
file
size that
is
smaller than
that of
MP3.
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function
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(When the elapsed play time
is
displayed)
The
position
you stopped
play
at
is
recorded by the
unit
when
">"
is
flashing
on
the display.
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While
"t>"
is
flashing,
press
[]
(PLAY)
to start
play from
where you
stopped
it.
(When
playing
DVD
*
Chapter Preview below)
•The
position
is
cleared
when
the disc
is
changed
or the
unit
is
switched
to
standby.
•
Press
[!
to
clear the
position.
Position
Memory
function
Remote
control only
This
function allows
you
to
memorize
a
position to start
from
even
after
switching the
unit to
standby
or
changing
discs.
You
can
memorize
positions
on up
to five different discs
at
a
time.
When
you memorize
another
position, the earliest position
is
replaced.
•This
function
doesn't
work
it
the sequential
mode
is
on.
1.
During
play,
press
{POSITION
MEMORY].
|
Position
memorized]
2.
Press
[POWER
(!)]
to
switch the
unit to
standby, or
change
the
disc.
3.
When
you
are ready
to
play the disc again,
press
[]
(PLAY).
Play
starts
from the
memorized
position
and the
position
is
cleared.
(When
playing
DVD
•
Chapter Preview below)
To
clear the position
Press
[]
before
recalling
the
memorized
position.
Chapter Preview
The message
appears immediately
after
you press
[]
(PLAY).
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Press
PLAY
to
Preview Chapters
Press
[]
(PLAY)
while the
message
is
displayed
and
the
beginning
portions of
each
chapter
up
to
the current
one
are played.
Full
play
resumes from
the point
where you
pressed
[]
or
[POSITION
MEMORY].
(This feature
works
only within
a
title.)
If
you do
not press
[]
(PLAY),
the
message
disappears and
play starts
from
where you
pressed
[]
or
[POSITION
MEMORY].