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Stop or pause playback.
Pressing the [STOP] button stops playback completely. After pressing [STOP], press [PLAY/PAUSE] again to re-start playback from
the beginning of the file.
Pressing the [PLAY/PAUSE] button during playback pauses playback. Press [PLAY/PAUSE] while paused to resume playback from
the location where playback was paused.
FILE LIST Screen
The file list screen is displayed by pressing a [FILE SELECT] button. This screen displays a list of contents in the currently selected
folder.
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1. File Type Selectors
These select the type of file to display. You can choose video (V), still images (P), or audio (A).
2. Playback Mode Switch
This switches the playback mode. For information on the various modes, refer to the next page.
* This is not displayed when still image (P) is selected.
* You cannot set playback mode individually for each file.
3. Tool
This selects the playback-start mode from below.
• TOUCH ICON START When this is set to [ON], playback starts as soon as a file is selected.
• VIDEO SEL START When this is set to [ON], playback starts as soon as the [PLAYER] channel is selected.
• PLAY + VIDEO SEL When this is set to [ON], [PLAYER] channel is automatically selected as soon as [PLAY/PAUSE] button is pressed.
* When all these are set to [OFF], playback starts when the [PLAY/PAUSE] button is pressed after selecting a file.
* The playback-start mode cannot be set individually for each file.
4. View Mode
This selects a view mode from the following two types.
• Icon View This displays only thumbnails of the files. Nine files are displayed per page.
• List View This displays information on each file (file name, time stamp, and length) next to thumbnail. The display is arranged in four rows.
5. Up/Down
When the files in a folder do not fit on a single page, use the up and down buttons to move forward and backward though the
pages. The current page number and the total number of pages are displayed between the up and down buttons.
6. Return
This returns the display to the previous screen.
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