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Viewing Photos, Magnifying Photos, Multiple Photo View

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10 Creating MPEG4 Video Files The AV300 series support the viewing of JPEG (.jpg) and Bitmap (.bmp) image formats. Progressive JPEG images are not supported. The AV300 will resize the image to fit on the built-in screen or on a television screen if you choose the television output option (see section 7.4). The yellow bar above the list of files indicates that you are in the filtered view, meaning that only files of type JPEG or BMP will be visible in the directory. Once an image is displayed, you have the possibility to rotate it, magnify it to see the details, or view multiple images at a time. You can also create a self running slideshow of a folder full of photos. 10.1 Viewing Photos rotate picture 90° left View next photo rotate picture 90° right View previous photo • Click the center function button Info to get precise information about the photo being displayed. • Click on the bottom function button Hide to hide the picture name and function buttons. Magnifying Photos Creating MPEG4 Video Files By clicking the PLAY/GO button œ, you can magnify the image up to three levels. Each successive click of the PLAY/GO button will magnify the picture one more level. You can use your joystick to move the picture around in order to see the desired magnified area. The small + signs on the bottom left of the screen indicate the level of magnification, either +, ++, or +++. Click on STOP/ESC Ó to go back to an unmagnified view. Multiple Photo View By clicking on the top function button 4-Pic, a set of 4 pictures will be displayed. You can now use the joystick to go to the one you want to view. Once you have selected the new picture you want to view (indicated by the red frame), click on the PLAY/GO button œ. If you would like to see a set of 9 pictures, click on the top function button 9-Pic and a set of 9 pictures will be displayed. Again, you can use the joystick and PLAY button to find and display any one of these nine pictures. Click the function button once more to return to single image view. 43

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Creating MPEG4 Video Files
The AV300 series support the viewing of JPEG (.jpg) and Bitmap (.bmp) image
formats. Progressive JPEG images are not supported. The AV300 will resize the
image to fit on the built-in screen or on a television screen if you choose the
television output option (see section 7.4). The
yellow bar above the list of files indicates that you
are in the filtered view, meaning that only files of
type JPEG or BMP will be visible in the directory.
Once an image is displayed, you have the
possibility to rotate it, magnify it to see the details, or view multiple images at a time. You
can also create a self running slideshow of a folder full of photos.
10.1
Viewing Photos
rotate picture 90± left
rotate picture 90± right
View next photo
View previous photo
•
Click the center function button
Info
to get precise information about the photo
being displayed.
•
Click on the bottom function button
Hide
to hide the picture name and function
buttons.
Magnifying Photos
By clicking the PLAY/GO button
±
, you can magnify the image up to three levels. Each
successive click of the PLAY/GO button will magnify the picture one more level. You can
use your joystick to move the picture around in order to see the desired magnified area.
The small + signs on the bottom left of the screen indicate the level of magnification,
either +, ++, or +++. Click on STOP/ESC
Ó
to go back to an unmagnified view.
Multiple Photo View
By clicking on the top function button
4-Pic
, a set of 4 pictures will be displayed. You can now
use the joystick to go to the one you want to view. Once you have selected the new picture
you want to view (indicated by the red frame), click on the PLAY/GO button
±
. If you would
like to see a set of 9 pictures, click on the top function button
9-Pic
and a set of 9 pictures will
be displayed. Again, you can use the joystick and PLAY button to find and display any one of
these nine pictures. Click the function button once more to return to single image view.
Creating MPEG4 Video Files
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