Philips dvdr3370h Manuale Utente
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The 'Digital Photo Manager'
In addition, you can store the pictures in a so-called album in a specific order, yet without
changing the order in which the pictures are stored on the memory card.
Moreover, you can view the pictures in a slide show at adjustable intervals.
Store the slide show on a DVD+RW/+R so you can view them on a DVD player.
changing the order in which the pictures are stored on the memory card.
Moreover, you can view the pictures in a slide show at adjustable intervals.
Store the slide show on a DVD+RW/+R so you can view them on a DVD player.
How many pictures can be organized from the DVD?Recorder?
Since the storage size of a JPEG picture depends on different parameters
(quality, picture information, JPEG compression, resolution of the
camera,...) the limitation is only the available storage capacity.
You can store up to a maximum of 999 photos in one album on a
DVD+RW/+R or memory card.
In case you want to store pictures on a medium that cannot be
recorded by the DVD recorder (Picture CD, CD-ROM, finalized
DVD+R, DVD), you can store up to a maximum of 100 pictures per
album in 20 albums. These albums will be stored in the internal memory
with the appropriate disc ID-number. With this number the allocation to
the different disc is possible.
(quality, picture information, JPEG compression, resolution of the
camera,...) the limitation is only the available storage capacity.
You can store up to a maximum of 999 photos in one album on a
DVD+RW/+R or memory card.
In case you want to store pictures on a medium that cannot be
recorded by the DVD recorder (Picture CD, CD-ROM, finalized
DVD+R, DVD), you can store up to a maximum of 100 pictures per
album in 20 albums. These albums will be stored in the internal memory
with the appropriate disc ID-number. With this number the allocation to
the different disc is possible.
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Select from the following chapters:
'The PC (PCMCIA) card',
to install or remove the memory card.
to install or remove the memory card.
'Showing JPEG pictures from a roll' ,
in order to view and modify the pictures and create slide shows from the roll.
in order to view and modify the pictures and create slide shows from the roll.
'Advanced editing ofJPEG?pictures,
for advanced editing options such as color, sharpness...
for advanced editing options such as color, sharpness...
'Creating an album',
to arrange pictures from different rolls in a definite order and to create a slideshow from the
album.
to arrange pictures from different rolls in a definite order and to create a slideshow from the
album.
'Making a 'DVD compatible' slide show',
Make a slide show from the roll/album for viewing on a DVD-player.
Make a slide show from the roll/album for viewing on a DVD-player.
'Storing rolls/albums on a DVD+RW/+R',
Store your JPEG pictures for archiving on a DVD+RW/+R.
Store your JPEG pictures for archiving on a DVD+RW/+R.
'Changing roll settings',
to modify the rolls to your personal preferences.
to modify the rolls to your personal preferences.
'Changing album settings',
to modify the albums to your personal preferences.
to modify the albums to your personal preferences.
'Changing the media settings',
to modify the storage media (DVD+RW/+R, memory cards) to your personal preferences.
to modify the storage media (DVD+RW/+R, memory cards) to your personal preferences.
What is the difference between a '
Roll' and an 'Albums'?
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Roll'
A folder containing JPEG pictures. It is comparable with a conventional
35mm film for cameras. Rolls will be created automatically from the
digital cameras.
35mm film for cameras. Rolls will be created automatically from the
digital cameras.
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Albums'
A binary file containing references to the pictures on the rolls. It is
comparable with a conventional photo album that may contain the
pictures of different films (rolls).
You can delete an album without deleting the pictures of the rolls.
comparable with a conventional photo album that may contain the
pictures of different films (rolls).
You can delete an album without deleting the pictures of the rolls.
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The 'Digital Photo Manager'