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Deleting playlists
1
Select the playlist.
Use
/ to select, then press ENTER.
2
Select Delete List.
Use
/ to select, then press ENTER.
Displaying still pictures
superimposed over the video
(Image Overlay)
superimposed over the video
(Image Overlay)
Bitmap files created on the computer can be
superimposed over video images.
superimposed over video images.
• Create a
picture folder in the SD memory card’s root
directory and store the bitmap files in it in advance.
Connect the SD memory card to this unit before
registering the bitmap files in playlists.
Connect the SD memory card to this unit before
registering the bitmap files in playlists.
• The video file must be registered in the playlist in
advance.
Caution
• The bitmap files below can be displayed.
Image size: 640 x 360
File format: Windows bitmap format (24-bit)
File format: Windows bitmap format (24-bit)
• On displays that have overscan, the edges of the
image may be cut off. If so, arrange the image so that
it fits within about 90% of the display’s inner area.
it fits within about 90% of the display’s inner area.
• Images cannot be overlaid during scrolling with the
Text Crawl function. If still within the image overlay
display time when scrolling stops, the overlay image
is displayed. Check the operation ahead of time.
display time when scrolling stops, the overlay image
is displayed. Check the operation ahead of time.
• With the Text Crawl and Image Overlay functions, it is
not possible to display setting menus and the OSD
simultaneously. The setting menus and the OSD are
displayed with priority.
simultaneously. The setting menus and the OSD are
displayed with priority.
1
Display the Setup menu.
Press
SETUP.
2
Select Playlist
Create/Edit Select.
Use
/// to select, then press ENTER. The basic
playlist creation screen is displayed.
3
Select the playlist.
Use
/ to select, then press .
4
Select the video file to be used as the main file.
Use the
/ buttons to select, then press the ENTER
button.
5
Select Add Image Overlay.
Use
/ to select, then press ENTER. For details of the
command, see page 59.
6
Play the playlist.
The still image is displayed over the video.
Displaying text
superimposed over the video
(Text Crawl)
superimposed over the video
(Text Crawl)
Text files created on the computer with a text editor, etc.,
or text information such as news distributed by RSS sites
can be superimposed over video images.
or text information such as news distributed by RSS sites
can be superimposed over video images.
• Create a
text folder in the SD memory card’s root
directory and store the text files in it in advance
(page 22). Connect the SD memory card to this unit
before registering the text files in playlists.
(page 22). Connect the SD memory card to this unit
before registering the text files in playlists.
• The video file must be registered in the playlist in
advance.
• For details about the RSS function, see About network
functions on page 70.
Caution
• Only text in “UTF-8” format can be displayed.
• When creating text files, store them with the
character code set to the “UTF-8” format.
• The Text Crawl start time is the time at which
preparations to display the text begin. Depending on
the text content and type (RSS/Text), there may be a
delay between the start time and the time the text is
displayed. Check the operation beforehand.
the text content and type (RSS/Text), there may be a
delay between the start time and the time the text is
displayed. Check the operation beforehand.
• When
Moving Speed is set to Hold, the beginning of
the text will not be displayed on displays for which the
angle of view is 100% (page 60).
angle of view is 100% (page 60).
1
Display the Setup menu.
Press
SETUP.
2
Select Playlist
Create/Edit Select.
Use
/// to select, then press ENTER. The basic
playlist creation screen is displayed.
3
Select the playlist.
Use
/ to select, then press .
4
Select the video file to be used as the main file.
Use the
/ buttons to select, then press the ENTER
button.
5
Select Add UserTextCrawl or Add RSSTextCrawl.
Use
/ to select, then press ENTER. For details of the
commands, see page 59.
6
Play the playlist.
The text is displayed over the video.