Use and Care Manual

24 - English
Playing Content
Playing Photo Content
You can play photo contents located on a DVD or
USB.
Using the Tools Menu
During playback, press the TOOLS button.
Start / Stop Slide Show
Select to play/pause the slide show.
Slide Show Speed
Select to adjust the slide show speed.
Background Music
Select to listen to music while viewing a slide
show.
Zoom
Select to enlarge the current picture.
(Enlarge up to 4 times)
Rotate
Select to rotate a picture. (This will rotate the
picture either clockwise or counter clockwise.)
Information
Shows the picture information including the file
name and size, etc.
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Depending on the disc or storage device, the
Tools menu may differ. All options may not be
displayed.
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To enable the background music function, the
photo file must be in the same storage media
as the music file. However, the sound quality
can be affected by the bitrate of the MP3
file, the size of the photo, and the encoding
method.
Creating a Photo Playlist
You can create a photo playlist in nearly the same
way you create a music playlist. See page 23 for
instructions. Select photo files instead of music files.
Using the Special Effects Remote
Control Buttons
TV SOUND
DSP/EQTV SOUND
If you have a TV that supports Anynet+ (HDMI-
CEC), the TV SOUND button lets you direct the
TV's audio to the Home Theater Speakers or the TV
Speakers. To use this function, follow these steps:
1. Connect an HDMI cable to the TV and home
theater. (See page 11)
2. Set Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) On in the home
theater and TV.
3. Press the TV SOUND button on the remote
control. TV SOUND ON flashes on the display
on the front panel, and then changes to
D. IN.
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When TV SOUND is on, TV audio outputs
through the Home Theater speakers.
4. Press the TV SOUND button again to turn TV
SOUND off.
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When TV SOUND is off, TV audio outputs
through the speakers of the connected
Anynet+ TV.
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Use TV SOUND:
1) When you want to listen to the TV's audio
through the home theater speakers.
2) When you want to listen to the audio from a
USB device plugged into the TV through the
home theater speakers.