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Additional

Information

34

Last

Condition

Memory

This

unit

memorizes

the

last

condition

for

the

last

disc

you

have

watched.

Settings

remain

in

memory

even

if

you

remove

the

disc

from

this

unit

or

switch

off

this

unit.

If

you

load

a

disc

that

has

its

settings

memorized,

the

latest

stop

position

is

automatically

recalled.

1

Load

the

DVD

that

was

memorized.

It

will

appear

on

the

TV

screen as

below.

?

If

the

screen

is

left

for

more

than

10

seconds,

playback

will

start

from

the

beginning

of

the

title

automatically.

2

Press

NUMERIC

2

button

or

press

/

to

select

"YES"

and

press

SELECT/ENTER.

The

memorized

settings

are

automatically

recalled.

Notes

Settings

are

stored

in

memory

for

use

any

time.

You

can

store

settings

for

up

to

1

DVD

in

memory.

If

you

memorize

settings

for

more

than

1

DVD

previ-

ously

memorized

settings

are

erased

in

order

from

the

last

recently

memorized

settings.

Subsequently,

if

you

try

to

call

up

these

previously

memorized

set-

tings,

you

will

get

the

latest

settings

that

have

taken

their

place.

Switching

of

the

audio

mode

etc.,

is

automatic

on

some

discs.

This

unit

does

not

store

settings

in

memory,

if

you

remove

the

disc

from

this

unit

or

switch

power

to

this

unit

OFF

when

DVD

or

title

menu

is

displayed

on

the

TV

screen.

Notes

on

MP3

Discs

About

MP3

An

MP3

file is

audio data

compressed

by

using

MPEG1,

the

audio

layer-3

file-coding

scheme.

We

call

files

that

have

the

".mp3"

file

extension

"MP3

files".

The

player

can

not

read

an

MP3

file

that

has

a

file

extension

other

than

".mp3".

The

player

can

not

read

a

fake

MP3

file

that

has

a

file

extension

".mp3".

MP3

disc

compatible

with

this

player

is

limited

as

follows:

1.

Sampling

Frequency

/

only

at

44.1kHz

2.

Bit

rate

/

within

96

-

192kbps

3.

CD-R

physical

format

should

be

"ISO

9660"

4.

If

you

record

MP3

files

using

the

software

which

cannot

create

a

FILE

SYSTEM,

for

example

"Direct-

CD"

etc.,

it

is

impossible

to

playback

MP3

files.

We

therefore

recommend

that

you

use

"Easy-CD

Creator",

which

creates

an

ISO9660

file

system.

5.

A

single

session

disc

requires

MP3

files

in

the

first

track.

If

there

is

no

MP3

file

in

the

1st

track,

it

cannot

playback

MP3

files.

If

you

wish

to

playback

MP3

files,

format

all

the

data

in

the

disc

or

use

a

new

one.

6.

We

do

not

recommend

using

CD-RW

discs.

Please

use

finished

CD-R

discs

only.

7.

File

names

should

be

named

using

8

letters

or

less

and

must

incorporate

".mp3"

extension

e.g.

"********.MP3".

8.

Do

not

use

special

letters

such

as

"_?!><+*}{`[@

]:;\/.,"

etc.

9.

Total

number

of

files

on

the

disc

should

be

less

than

200.

10.

Use

74

minute

CD-R

discs

(650M),

Do

not

use

80

minute

CD-R

(700M)

software

This

DVD

Karaoke

requires

discs/recordings

to

meet

certain

technical

standards

in

order

to

achieve

optimal

playback

quality.

Pre-recorded

DVDs

are

automatically

set

to

these

standards.

There

are

many

different

types

of

recordable

disc

formats

(including

CD-R

containing

MP3

files).

Customers

should

also

note

that

permission

is

required

in

order

to

download

MP3

files

and

music

from

the

Internet.

Our

company

has

no

right

to

grant

such

per-

mission.

Permission

should

always

be

sought

from

the

copyright

owner.

DVD

Resume

disc

from

last

position?

2.

Yes

1.

No

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