Specifications

XD10 Cinema Media Player, Installation and Operating Guide Version 2.1
36 Document #: 9301E692002.1
3.2.2.4.1.3. Narrative File
The display status screen below shows an example of the display for a Narrative file. Narrative files
require one file for each reel. These have the reel number. An “L” after the reel number indicates that
it is the last reel of the film (so the fallback becomes nonsync near the end of the reel).
(Feature name)
SN 05615
Narrative: Reel 13
Main menu → Playback → Film → Contents → Features→ (Feature Name)
3.2.2.4.1.4. Soundtrack File
The display screen below shows an example of a Soundtrack File. Like Narrative files, Soundtrack
files require one file for each reel. These have the reel number. An “L” after the reel number indicates
that it is the last reel of the film (so the fallback becomes nonsync near the end of the reel).
(Feature name)
SN 05615
Soundtrack: Reel 7L
(*) English
Main menu → Playback → Film → Contents → Features→ (Feature Name)
3.2.2.5.
3.2.2.5.1. Trailer Contents
From the Contents menu, select Trailers and the XD10 displays a list of trailers for which soundtrack
or CSS content is loaded on the XD10.
Contents: Trailers
• (Trailer 1 name)
• (Trailer 2 name)
• . . .
# # #
Main menu → Playback → Film → Contents → Trailers
Position the cursor next to the trailer name and press Enter to view content loaded for that trailer, as
shown above for features. Use the Up and Down arrow buttons to scroll through all of the content files
for that trailer.