Panasonic Viera TX-L32D26BA Operating Instructions Manual

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Panasonic Viera TX-L32D26BA Operating Instructions Manual Manual pdf 69 page image

Using Media Player● Advanced69Photo SetupChoose the settings for Photo mode.Displaythe menuMENUSelect “Photo Setup” Select the items and setMain MenuPictureSoundPhoto SetupVideo SetupMusic SetupDrive Selectselectaccess Photo Setup MenuBack Ground Music Type1Colour EffectTransition EffectAspectOffFadeOriginalFrame OffInterval 5 secondsRepeat OnBurst Playback OffselectsetOther items● p. 32, 33, 67, 72 and p. 73Menu Item Adjustments / Configurations (alternatives)Photo SetupBackGroundMusicSelects the back ground music during the Photo mode(Off / Type1 / Type2 / Type3 / Auto / User)Type1, Type2 and Type3 are the fixed music each installed in this TV.●Auto : Music data stored in the root folder of the current device will be played back randomly.If there is no available music data, no sound will be produced.●User : Music data in the current device registered by yourself in Music mode will be played back.To register the music● “Set background music for Photo mode” (p. 61)If no music has been registered or the registered music device are removed, no sound●will be produced.FrameSelects the frame type of the slideshow(Off / Multi / Collage / Drift (+ calendar) / Drift / Gallery (+ calendar) / Gallery / Cinema)Multi : 9 photos are displayed orderly at once.Collage : Each photo is displayed at a random position and random scale.Drift (+ calendar) / Drift : Photos are displayed like flow images.You can select to display the calendar or not. The month of●calendar is turned by pressing up or down cursor button.Gallery (+ calendar) / Gallery : The various size of photos in the frame are displayed.You can select to display the calendar or not. The month of●calendar is turned by pressing up or down cursor button.Cinema : Photos are displayed like old films (sepia tone)ColourEffectSelects the colour effect of photos on Single view and Slideshow (Off / Sepia / Gray scale)This function is not available when “Frame” is set to “Drift”, “Gallery” or “Cinema”.●TransitionEffectSelects the transition effect for switching the photo during the slideshow(Off / Fade / Slide / Dissolve / Motion / Random)Fade : The next photo fades in gradually.Slide : The next photo slides and appears from the left side.Dissolve : Each photo is dissolved when switching to the next photo.Motion : Each photo is displayed with an effect of enlarging, reducing, moving up or moving down.Random : Each transition is selected at random.This function is available when “Frame” is set to “Off”.●AspectSelects whether enlarged or original viewing on Single view and Slideshow (Original / Zoom)This function is not available when “Frame” is set to “Collage”, “Drift”, “Gallery” or “Cinema”.●This function is not available when “Transition Effect” is set to “Motion”.●Depending on the photo size, it may not be fully enlarged to fill the screen, e.g. portrait style●picture.IntervalSelects slideshow interval (5 / 10 / 15 / 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 seconds)This function is not available when “Frame” is set to “Drift”, “Gallery” or “Cinema”.●This function is not available when “Transition Effect” is set to “Motion”.●Repeat Slideshow repeat (Off / On)BurstPlaybackSelects whether the continuous shots are displayed in rapid interval during the slideshow(Off / On)This function is not available when “Frame” is set to “Drift”, “Gallery” or “Cinema”.●This function is not available when “Transition Effect” is set to “Motion”.●Change the contentsYou can switch to the other mode of the Media Player from the thumbnail view.The mode can be switched in the current device.●To change the device● “Change the device” (p. 67)While the thumbnail is displayed,display the contents selectionblueSelect the contentsMedia Player Photo All photosSlideshow Contents SelectInfoSD CardEXITViewRETURNView Select Change SizeSelectPhoto Video MusicSD CardContents SelectEXITRETURNSelectAccessselectaccessPhoto● “Photo mode” (p. 68)Video● “Video mode” (p. 70)Music● “Music mode” (p. 73)