Sony NWZ-S736F Operation Guide - Page 68

Playing Videos

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Table of Contents Menu 68 Playing Videos Playing a Video The player offers 2 types of play mode; play back one video file only (one file play) and play back all video files stored on the player continuously (Continuous Playback). Video Library BACK/HOME button 5-way button Index  Press and hold the BACK/HOME button until the Home menu appears.  Press the button to select press the  button to confirm. The video list appears. (Video Library), and then  Press the button to select a video to play, and then press the  button to confirm. Playback starts.  Hints  The display format of the video list in step  can be changed. For details, see "Setting the Video List Display Format" ( page 76).  A video that has never been played back on the player appears with icon in the video list.  Set "Continuous Playback" to "On" when you want to play back all video files ( page 75).  When "Display" is set to "On" ( page 72), the detailed information, such as the video title, its playback icon, and the elapsed playing time, etc., appears while the video is playing. The information disappears if this setting is set to "Off."  You can play back the video that was played back most recently. Press the OPTION/ PWR OFF button on the video list, and then select "Most Recent Video" from the option menu.  You can set thumbnails of video files when the video files are transferred to the player ( page 76). Note  Up to 1,000 video files can be displayed in the video lists. Continued 

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Playing Videos
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Playing a Video
The player offers 2 types of play mode; play back one video file only (one file
play) and play back all video files stored on the player continuously
(Continuous Playback).
Video Library
5-way button
BACK/HOME
button
Press and hold the BACK/HOME button until the Home menu
appears.
Press the
/
/
/
button to select
(Video Library), and then
press the
button to confirm.
The video list appears.
Press the
/
/
/
button to select a video to play, and then press
the
button to confirm.
Playback starts.
Hints
The display format of the video list in step
can be changed. For details, see “Setting
the Video List Display Format” (
page 76).
A video that has never been played back on the player appears with
icon in the
video list.
Set “Continuous Playback” to “On” when you want to play back all video files (
page
75).
When “Display” is set to “On” (
page 72), the detailed information, such as the video
title, its playback icon, and the elapsed playing time, etc., appears while the video is
playing. The information disappears if this setting is set to “Off.”
You can play back the video that was played back most recently. Press the OPTION/
PWR OFF button on the video list, and then select “Most Recent Video” from the option
menu.
You can set thumbnails of video files when the video files are transferred to the player
(
page 76).
Note
Up to 1,000 video files can be displayed in the video lists.
Continued