Philips DVP3050V User manual - Page 47

H9820UD_IB_EN_2_0214 2/14/05 3:58 PM Page 47 English MP3/Windows MediaTM Audio/JPEG Playback (cont'd) 47 Dual Playback This feature lets you play MP3 Tracks and JPEG Files simultaneously. Available only when DUAL PLAYBACK is ON. See pages 58-59 on how to set the DUAL PLAYBACK ON or OFF. 1 Press DVD to put the DVD/VCR in DVD mode. DVD light will appear on the front of the DVD/VCR. 2 Press DISC/VCR MENU during MP3/JPEG playback. A File List will appear. 3 Press K or L to select a desired JPEG File/an MP3 Track from the List and press PLAY B or OK. 4 To stop playback, press STOP C. Folder Playback You may select to play a Folder. Available only when DUAL PLAYBACK is ON. See pages 58-59 on how to set the DUAL PLAYBACK ON or OFF. 1 Press DVD to put the DVD/VCR in DVD mode. DVD light will appear on the front of the DVD/VCR. 2 While playback is stopped, press MODE. A Folder List will appear. 3 Press K or L to select a Folder, then press PLAY B or OK. ● MP3 Tracks and JPEG Files in the selected Folder will play simultaneously. FOLDER LIST FOLDER DISC NAME 001 002 003 ALL OK 001 2 4 STANDBY-ON SEARCH MODE DISPLAY REPEAT REPEAT AUDIO A-B SUBTITLE ZOOM ANGLE SKIP / CH RETURN TITLE CLEAR/RESET SLOW VCR DISC/VCR MENU VCR/TV DVD SYSTEM MENU OK STOP PLAY PAUSE 1 3 2 STANDBY-ON SEARCH MODE DISPLAY REPEAT REPEAT AUDIO A-B SUBTITLE ZOOM ANGLE SKIP / CH RETURN TITLE CLEAR/RESET SLOW VCR DISC/VCR MENU VCR/TV DVD SYSTEM MENU OK STOP PLAY PAUSE 1 3 Helpful Hints • If you press PLAY B directly after you inserted a disc which contains both MP3 Tracks and JPEG Files and if the DUAL PLAYBACK setting is ON, Dual Playback will start automatically. • You can not play Windows MediaTM Audio and JPEG Files together at the same time. If you choose a Windows MediaTM Audio File during Dual Playback, only Windows MediaTM Audio File will play. • Zooming or rotating a JPEG File during Dual Playback may cause an intermittent sound. • Dual Playback may not function properly if MP3 and JPEG Files on the disc interfere each other due to the difference in their data size.