JVC CA-FSXA1 ユーザーズマニュアル
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For MP3/WMA files
• An off-the-shelf MP3 disc may be played in an order
different from that indicated on the label attached to
the disc.
the disc.
• The system supports MP3/WMA files recorded with a
bit rate of 32 – 320 kbps and a sampling frequency of
16 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 24 kHz (WMA only), 32 kHz, 44.1
kHz, or 48 kHz.
16 kHz, 22.05 kHz, 24 kHz (WMA only), 32 kHz, 44.1
kHz, or 48 kHz.
• If the tag information (album name, artist, and track
title, etc.) is recorded on a disc, it appears in the file
control display on the TV screen.
control display on the TV screen.
• We recommend to record each piece of material
(song) at a sample rate of 44.1 kHz and at a data
transfer rate of 128 (96 for WMA only) kbps.
transfer rate of 128 (96 for WMA only) kbps.
• This system cannot play back files encoded with
Multiple Bit Rate (MBR). (MBR is a format to encode a
file content at several different bit rates.)
file content at several different bit rates.)
For JPEG files
• We recommend to record a file at 640 x 480 resolution.
• This system can play a baseline JPEG file, excluding
• This system can play a baseline JPEG file, excluding
monochromatic JPEG files.
• This system can play JPEG data taken with a digital
camera conforming to the DCF (Design Rule for
Camera File System) standard (when a function is
applied such as the automatic rotation function of a
digital camera, data goes beyond the DCF standard,
so the image may not be displayed).
Camera File System) standard (when a function is
applied such as the automatic rotation function of a
digital camera, data goes beyond the DCF standard,
so the image may not be displayed).
• If data has been processed, edited and restored with
PC image editing software, the data may not be
displayed.
displayed.
• This system cannot play animations such as MOTION
JPEG, or still images (TIFF etc.) other than JPEG, and
image data with sound.
image data with sound.
• An image with a resolution of more than 8 192 x 7 680
pixels cannot be displayed.
For MPEG-1/MPEG-2 files
• The stream format should conform to MPEG system/
program stream.
• 720 x 576 pixels (25 fps)/720 x 480 pixels (30 fps) is
recommended for the highest resolution.
• This system also supports the resolutions of 352 x
576/ 480 x 576/ 352 x 288 pixels (25 fps) and 352 x
480/ 480 x 480/ 352 x 240 pixels (30 fps).
480/ 480 x 480/ 352 x 240 pixels (30 fps).
• The file format should be MP@ML (Main Profile at
Main Level)/SP@ML (Simple profile at Main Level)/
MP@LL (Main Profile at Low Level).
MP@LL (Main Profile at Low Level).
• Audio streams should conform to MPEG1 Audio layer-
2 or MPEG2 Audio Layer-2.
For ASF files
• This system supports ASF files whose resolution is
352 x 288 pixels or less.
• The system supports ASF files recorded with the
maximum bit rate of 384 kbps and an audio coder
decoder of G.726.
decoder of G.726.
• Some recorded files may not be able to playback
depending on file characteristics, kind of digital
camera/ video camera, or recording conditions.
camera/ video camera, or recording conditions.
For DivX files
• This system can play only a disc of UDF-Bridge
format. “Multi-border” is not supported.
• The system supports DivX files whose resolution is
720 x 480 pixels or less (30 fps).
• Audio stream should conform to MPEG1 Audio Layer-2
or MPEG Audio Layer-3 (MP3).
• The system does not support GMC (Global Motion
Compression).
• The file encoded in the interlaced scanning mode may
not be played back correctly.
DVD VIDEO/DVD VR
A DVD VIDEO consists of “titles” and each title
may be divided into “chapters”.
A DVD VIDEO consists of “titles” and each title
may be divided into “chapters”.
A DVD VR consists of “original programs” or
“playlists” and each original program/playlist may
be divided into “chapters”.
“playlists” and each original program/playlist may
be divided into “chapters”.
DVD AUDIO
A DVD AUDIO consists of “groups” and each group
may be divided into “tracks”.
Some discs include a “bonus group” that requires a
password for playing (page 27).
A DVD AUDIO consists of “groups” and each group
may be divided into “tracks”.
Some discs include a “bonus group” that requires a
password for playing (page 27).
VCD/SVCD/CD
VCD, SVCD and CD consist of “tracks”.
In general, each track has its own track number.
(On some discs, each track may also be further
divided by indexes.)
VCD, SVCD and CD consist of “tracks”.
In general, each track has its own track number.
(On some discs, each track may also be further
divided by indexes.)
MP3/WMA/JPEG/ASF/DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2
discs
On an MP3/WMA/JPEG/ASF/DivX/MPEG1/
MPEG2 disc, each still picture (material) is
recorded as a track/file. Tracks/Files are usually
grouped into a folder. Folders can also include
other folders, creating hierarchical folder layers.
This unit simplifies the hierarchical construction of
a disc and manages folders by “groups”.
discs
On an MP3/WMA/JPEG/ASF/DivX/MPEG1/
MPEG2 disc, each still picture (material) is
recorded as a track/file. Tracks/Files are usually
grouped into a folder. Folders can also include
other folders, creating hierarchical folder layers.
This unit simplifies the hierarchical construction of
a disc and manages folders by “groups”.
• If there is any type of files other than MP3/WMA/
JPEG/ASF/DivX/MPEG1/MPEG2 files in a
folder, those files are also counted in the total file
number.
folder, those files are also counted in the total file
number.
Disc structure
Title 1/Original program 1/
Play list 1
Title 2/Original
program 2/ Play list 2
Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 1 Chapter 2
Group 1
Group 2
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 1
Track 2
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 4
Track 5
Group 1
Group 2
Track 1
[File 1]
Track 2
[File 2]
Group 3 Group 4 Group 5
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