How To Use - Samsung SE-406AB User Manual

SE-406AB : How to use - How to use AV Connectivity function
Samsung Optical Disc Drive
afety precautions Features

How to use

How to use the drive
How to use the AV Connectivity
function
How to use DVD±R/RW and
other discs
When the LED blinks
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How to use the AV Connectivity function
What does the "AV Connectivity" mean?
Although a normal ODD cannot be connected to a TV directly, the product can be
connected to devices (such as TV) that support USB interfaces and can then be used
as a USB memory device. "AV Connectivity" refers to this functionality.
How to use the AV Connectivity function
1. Touch the Eject button on the ODD twice within 1.5 seconds while the ODD tray is
open to switch the ODD to AV system support mode. At this time, the LED is lit.
2. If you touch the button twice again, ODD mode is toggled between AV system support
mode and general ODD mode.
Note
This product is set to general ODD mode by default. When the power is turned off
and on, the mode returns to the default mode.
Technical information
Item
Supported formats
Supported number
of photos
Supported capacity
Device recognition
1)
time
Supported media
Supported disc
formats
Note
1)
The time to recognize the device may differ depending on the number of files and
the capacity of the media device.
Troubleshooting
Description
File formats and codecs supported by the connected
device.
Around 300~400 (only the root and 1st sub folders are
supported.)
No limit (up to 4GB for the size of a file.)
4.3G Full Media: Approximately 2 minutes 30 seconds
(approximately 30 seconds is required for 1GB.)
CD/DVD(except DVD-RAM)
* not supported Blu-ray media
ISO-9660/Joliet
UDF 1.02 ~ 2.5
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2011-03-14