AEG SR 4888 TV/DVD Instruction Manual page 54

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Select File/Index
and Start Playback
This unit has been developed to accommodate the latest of
technical developments in the USB area. The large number of
different USB storage media offered today unfortunately does
not allow full compatibility of all storage media. Because of this
reason, problems with the play of USB storage media may
occur in isolated cases. This is not a malfunction of the unit.
1. Insert a USB storage media in the respective connection of
the DVD-Players (Fig. /).
. Press and hold the STOP
mode.
. Select the "USB" mode by using the direction keys (Fig.
4/7). And then confirm by pressing the OK key (Fig. 4/0).
Note:
The DVD-Player will search storage media to determine
which playable data is available. This may take a long time if
a large storage media is searched.
4. Select the desired file(s) and start
Index and Start Playback".
5. If to return to DVD mode press and hold STOP
again. Press the navigation buttons to select DISC mode.
Press the OK button (Fig. 4/20) to confirm.
Communication media may contain numerous data/files and
indexes. Therefore you must specify which files should be
played.
1. If this step has not been completed: Insert the CD or DVD
into the drive. You will see the file selection dialog now. It is
structured as follows:
- Index Overview (1)
- File Overview ()
- Currently selected Index and selected file (3):
The index name is displayed in brackets.
Example: "[Index1] File name.jpg".
- "Selection Audio-Files" key (4): Displays music files.
- "Selection Photo-Files" key (5): Displays photo files.
- "Selection Video-Files" key (6): Displays video files.
Note:
In this menu you may select the index overview, the file
overview and the selection keys by using the direction
keys (◄, ►) on the remote control.
Please note:
Numerous reproduction and compression procedures as well
as differences in quality of CDs/DVDs and burned CDs and
DVDs are available.
Because of this reason problems with the play of files, (i.e.
files may be displayed but cannot be played), may occur in
isolated cases. This is not a malfunction of the unit.
button (Fig. 4/6) to access file
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