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Notes on MP3, JPEG, and video
files
The player can play the following files:
• MP3 files with the extension ".mp3"*
• JPEG files with the extension ".jpg"*
• JPEG image files that conform to the
DCF (Design rule for Camera File
system) image file format.
• Xvid video files with the extension
".avi."
• MPEG-4 video files (simple profile) with
the extension ".mp4"*
• DATA CDs must be recorded according
to ISO 9660 Level 1, or its extended
format, Joliet.
• DATA DVDs must be recorded
according to UDF (Universal Disk
Format).
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* Files in mp3PRO format cannot be played.
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* Files with the extension ".jpe" or ".jpeg" can
be played by changing the extension to ".jpg."
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* Files with copyright protection (Digital Right
Management) cannot be played. Files in
MPEG-4 AVC format cannot be played.
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• To play a complex hierarchy of folders may
take some time. Create albums as follows:
– The number of hierarchies in the media
should be no more than two.
– The number of albums in the media should
be 50 or less.
– The number of files in one album should be
100 or less.
– The total number of albums and files in the
media should be 800 or less.
• The player plays the file in an album in the
order the media was recorded.
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• The player will play any file in the above table,
even if the file format differs. Playing such
data may generate noise that can result in
speaker damage.
• Some DATA discs created in Packet Write
format cannot be played.
• Some DATA discs created in multiple sessions
may not be playable.
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• Some JPEG files cannot be played.
• The player cannot play the JPEG file that is
larger than 3078 (width) x 2048 (height) in
normal mode, or larger than 2000 (width) x
1200 (height) in progressive JPEG. (Some
progressive JPEG files cannot be displayed
even if the size is within this specified
capacity.)
• Some MPEG-4 video files cannot be played.
• The player may not play a combination of two
or more video files.
• The player may not play a video file of size
more than 720 (width) × 576 (height)/1 GB.
• The player may not play certain video files that
are longer than 3 hours.
• Depending on the video file, normal playback
may not be possible. The picture may be
unclear, playback may not appear smooth, the
sound may skip, etc. You are recommended to
create the file at a lower bit rate. If the sound is
still noisy, check the audio format. (MP3 is
recommended for Xvid video files, and
MPEG-4 video file should be AAC LC.) Note,
however, the player does not conform to
WMA (Windows Media Audio) format.
• The player may not play the high bit rate video
file on the DATA CD smoothly. It is
recommended to play the high bit rate video
file using the DATA DVD.
• Names of files and albums may not be fully
displayed if they are too long. Special
character appears as " * ."
• The player can display only the currently
playing album name. Any album located on
the upper layer is displayed as "/../."
• Playback information of some files may not be
displayed correctly.
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