Magnavox MBP5320F Owner's Manual

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Magnavox MBP5320F Owner's Manual Manual pdf 25 page image

EN - 25END Note• For the Media Server list, maximum of 10 servers can be displayed.• The system can recognize up to 2,000 files (including folders).• The 10th and deeper hierarchies cannot be displayed.• This unit supports the following formats. (Formats other than listed below cannot be recognized.)- Video : MPEG 1, MPEG 2 PS, MPEG 2 TS / TTS- Music : LPCM, MP3- Photo : JPEG (Images over 1024 x 768 pixel are not included in the warranty specification.)• Unplayable files in the Media Server will not be displayed in the file list.• For some files, playback is not available even if displayed in the file list.• In order to play back the contents from Media Servers, the player and the media servers must be connected to thesame local area network.• Compatibility and available playback function may differ depending on the Media Server.• If you select a photo file in step 6 on page 24, the selected photo will display and go to the next photo within 10seconds.• For a folder that only contains photo files, thumbnails may be displayed.• For photo files, every press of [ ] will turn the image by 90 degrees when an image is displayed.• The quality of the playback picture or sound depends on the speed/signal strength condition of your network.• It may take a few moments while loading a file when the unit is going to a new folder / file location during playback.7.4. Using the Title / Disc / Pop MenuSome BD-videos, DVD-videos or AVCHD files may contain a Title Menu which describes the contents of the disc, or aDisc Menu which guides you through the available functions on the disc.With such discs, a Title Menu or a Disc Menu may appear automatically when you insert the disc. Otherwise, press[TOP MENU] or [POP MENU/MENU] to call up the menu. Refer to the disc’s manual on how to navigate throughthe menu.D Note• Menus vary among discs. Refer to the information accompanying the disc for details.• [TOP MENU] or [POP MENU/MENU] may not work with some discs.