Using Media Player - Panasonic VIERA TC-L42E5H Instrucciones De Operación

Using Media Player

Media Player allows you to enjoy photo, video or music recorded on an SD Card and a USB Flash Memory.
VIERA IMAGE VIEWER is the function of the easy viewing for photos or videos recorded on an SD Card on the TV screen by
simply inserting into the SD Card slot.
Photo mode:
Still pictures recorded by digital cameras will be displayed.
Video mode:
Moving pictures recorded by digital video cameras and digital video data will be played back.
Music mode:
Digital music data will be played back.
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During the operation, audio signal is output from DIGITAL AUDIO OUT and HDMI2 (ARC function) terminals. To use HDMI2
with ARC function, connect an amplifier that has ARC function (p. 62) and set to use theatre speakers (p. 66).
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[Date] shows the date on which the recording was made by the recording equipment. The file without record of the date is
shown "  /  /  ".
● The picture may not appear correctly on this TV depending on the recording equipment used.
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Display may take some time when there are many files and folders.
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Partly degraded files might be displayed at a reduced resolution.
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Picture setting may not work depending on the conditions.
● The folder and file names may be different depending on the digital camera or digital video camera used.
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To insert or remove the SD Card / USB Flash Memory
USB Flash Memory
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Insert or remove straightly and completely.
● Connect the USB Flash Memory to the USB 1 or 2 port.
● Check the type of terminals and cable plugs are correct when
connecting.
SD Card
Gently insert the SD Card
with the label surface facing front.
Push until a click is heard.
To remove, push it again.
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When connecting a USB device to the USB 1 port, there may be a difficulty to insert / remove
the SD Card. In this case, confirm a USB device is not active and insert / remove the SD Card
carefully.
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For the information of the devices
● For the supported file format
"Devices for playing back" (p. 73)
"Supported file format in Media Player and media servers" (p. 70, 71)
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