Using the Disc Player to play other media
Video-CDs
recognised by the logo shown
here. The VCD may contain one or
more tracks, and each track may
contain one or more chapters; this
depends on the type of material
the DVD contains (films, video
clips, TV series etc.). For historical reasons a title on the
VCD is known as a track and a chapter as an index.
In general terms video CDs are controlled in a similar
way to DVDs, but they do not offer a convenient disc
menu for selecting tracks and indexes.
This means that the only buttons you are offered are
those which control the drive mechanism, like a CD:
With VCD playing . . .
Start playback
Play the next track / index
Play the current track / index again
/
Search backwards / forwards
Pause mode
Stop mode
The pictures on a Photo CD are usually organised into
albums. An album may consist of several chapters
which are sub-divided into pages. Any one page may
contain individual pictures for you to select.
When a Photo CD is inserted, it starts automatically and
displays the album on the screen.
With Photo CD playing . . .
The album is displayed . . .
Display first chapter of
Optional: enter the desired chapter di-
to
rectly using the numeric buttons.
The chapter page is displayed . . .
Display the next chapter page
Display the previous chapter page
Optional: enter the desired picture in the
to
chapter directly using the numeric but-
tons.
Return to album
The picture is displayed . . .
Picture mirror
/
/
Picture rotation
Return to chapter page
Operation
(VCD)
can
be
Playing MP3 CDs
An MP3 CD can hold up to 32 album directories.
To select an album directory press the
buttons on the front panel (
remote control handset).
To select a title / track in an album directory, press the
/
buttons on the remote control handset).
The desired album / track number can also be entered
directly using the numeric buttons on the remote control
handset.
• In Stop mode the numbers are used to select an al-
• In Play mode the numbers are used to select music
Note:
It may take more than 10 seconds for the machine to
read the contents of an MP3 CD since one disc can
contain a large number of collections of music tracks.
Only the first „session" of a multi-session disc is sup-
ported.
The following formats are supported:
• CDs to ISO 9660 format
• max. 30 characters
• max. file cascading: 8 levels
• max. ALB number 32
• supports VBR bit rate
• supported sampling frequencies for MP3 CD: 32 kHz,
• supported bit rates for MP3 CD: 32, 64, 96, 128, 192,
The following formats are not supported:
• Files such as *.WMA, *.AAC, *.DLF, *.M3U, *.PLS
• File names including Chinese characters
• Discs on which the recording session was not closed
• Discs which were recorded using the UDF format
• Files which contain ID3V2 tags
buttons on the front panel (
bum.
tracks.
44.1 kHz, 48 kHz
256, 320 (kbps)
(Non Session Closed)
32
/
/
buttons on the
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