Switching The Time Display; Viewing Jpeg Images - Sanyo NV-E7000 Installation And Operation Manual

SWITCHING THE TIME DISPLAY

You can select the type of time display to appear on the screen.
■ For DVD videos
Select from "TOTAL ELAPSED", "TITLE REMAIN", "CHAPTER ELAPSED", "CHAPTER
REMAIN" and "NO DISPLAY".
■ For CDs
Select from "SINGLE ELAPSED", "SINGLE REMAIN", "TOTAL ELAPSED", "TOTAL
REMAIN" and "OFF".
†
button
During playback, press the † button (
the type of time display.
Repeatedly pressing the button changes the type.
For DVD videos
Time display
HIDE TIME DISPLAY
¡For DVD videos
Press the † button (
¡For CDs
Press the † button (
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DVD CD
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) to select
) to hide the time display.
) and select "OFF".

VIEWING JPEG IMAGES (1)

Images downloaded from a digital camera or the Internet and recorded onto a CD-R*
with the help of a PC can be viewed on this unit.
* A disc recorded with JPEG images created using a PC (Windows).
SKIP button
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JOYSTICK (a) button
The following are ways to view JPEG images.
■ 12 types of slideshow displays
■ Enlargement/reduction of images
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Insert the CD-R with recorded image(s) in the unit.
A disc data screen appears.
<Example>
Hint
¡Files can only be played back with JPE, JPG or JPEG format. There may
be instances when files are not viewable with JPE or JPG.
* Files not viewable are marked with a
¡Up to 8 half-size, upper-case alphanumeric characters and underscores
can be displayed. (Characters after the 8th will not be displayed.)
¡Names recorded in a format other than "ISO9960 Level 1" may not be
displayed or played back normally. Also, folder names and file names
recorded with symbols other than the above will not be displayed
correctly.
¡For multi-session, only the last session will be displayed.
¡720X480 dot images will fit exactly into the unit's screen.
¡JPG images recorded on CD EXTRA, Active Audio or Mixed CDs will not
be displayed.
¡Up to 179 folders (a total of 359 files and folders) can be read by the unit.
JOYSTICK (a)
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SKIP button
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■ Play mode
■ Rotate image
symbol before the file name.
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