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JVC CU-VS100U manual

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    Accessories P ower cable A/V cable Remote control Instruction Man- ual (this manual) and other docu- mentation ● Important Safety Instructions ......................... 3 ● Component Names and F unctions ................. 4 Play er front panel ................................................ 4 Play er rear panel ................................[...]

  • Page 2

    2 A TTENTION: This unit contains microcomputers. External electronic noise or interference could cause malfunctioning. In such cases, switch the unit o ff and unplug the mains power cor d. Then plug it in again and turn the unit on. T ake out the SD card. After checking the SD card, operate the unit as usual. CA UTION: T o avoid electric shock or [...]

  • Page 3

    3 EN FR CA 中文 PT Safety Pr ecautions for SD Car ds Do not use the follo wing SD cards. • Damaged SD cards • Unclean SD cards Installation Do not install in any of the f ollowing locations. • Humid location • Location of 60 °C or abov e • Location subject to direct sunlight • Location where o verheating is lik ely • Narrow place. [...]

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    Component Names and F unctions Play er front panel Play er rear panel Remote control P ower "On/O ff " P ower lamp P ower "On": Green Enter (OK) Select/Skip back Select/Skip ahead V entilation slots Do not cov er . Remote control sensor Access lamp P ower cable sock et Connects to the TV HDMI input jack (P .6) Connects to the T[...]

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    Remote Contr ol Buttons Remote control button Details During movie pla yback During music playback During photo playback Play When playback is paused, f ast- forwar d, rev erse or slow , press this button to rev er t to normal playback. When playback is paused, f ast- forwar d or rev erse, press this but- ton to rev er t to normal playback. When pl[...]

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    Connecting to a TV Connecting the play er to a TV equipped with an HDMI input jack Note • T o get the best possible image quality , we recommend using a Category 2 (high speed) HDMI cable. Connecting the play er to a TV equipped with A V input jacks Play er rear panel TV HDMI input HDMI cable (optional) TV A/V cable (supplied) Video input Audio i[...]

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    Basic Operation Playback fr om an SD card Y ou can play video shot on an E verio . ➊ T urn the pla y er on by pressing powe r ( ). • The po wer lamp lights green and start-up screen appears on the TV screen. (TV start-up screen) ➋ Insert an SD card into the SD card slot. • After a fe w seconds, the content menu appears on the TV screen. (TV[...]

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    Content Menu .. folder_0_1 folder_0_2 folder_0_3 folder_0_4 folder_0_5 folder_0_6 folder_0_7 Content Manager Slot A 17 Nov 2009 07:06 5/36 00 : 00 : 00 folder_0_1 Camera#5 Movie_0_1 Music_0_1 Music_0_2 Music_0_3 Picture_0_1 Picture_0_2 Picture_0_3 Picture_0_4 Picture_0_5 Picture_0_6 Dimension: Camera Model: 640 × 480 Slot A/folder_0_1/Picture_0_1 [...]

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    ⑪ Playback mode displa y Display s the current pla yback mode. Play Indicates normal playback mode . F-Search Indicates fast-f orward mode . The speed is display ed side of the icon as a number of steps (+1, +2, +3 or +4). B-Search Indicates re verse mode . The speed is display ed side of the icon as a number of steps (-1, -2, -3 or -4). Resume S[...]

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    Cop ying SD Cards Y ou can copy movies and photos r ecorded on an SD card in slot A to another SD card in slot B . Y ou can save mo vies you hav e shot onto an SD card in slot B. It's a good idea to sav e copies of movies that y ou want to k eep. Cannot copy fr om slot B to Slot A. Copying the entir e content of the copy source SD card (All co[...]

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    Cop ying SD Cards (continued) Note ■ Copying all the fi les (All copy) When you select "All" as the cop y setting, the copied fi les may di ff er from the source, depending on the status of the destina- tion SD card. 1 If there are no A V CHD-format or SD- VIDEO-format or DCF-f ormat folders on the destination SD card (if the card ha[...]

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    F olders and Files on an SD Car d For an A VCHD-f ormat camcorder For an SD- VIDEO-format camcorder 「 EVERIO _SD 」 「 DCIM 」「 100JVCSO 」 「 101JVCSO 」 「 102JVCSO 」 … 「 AVCHD 」「 BDMV 」 「 EXTMOV 」 「 MISC 」 「 PRIVATE 」 「 STREAM 」 「 BACKUP 」 「 CLIPINF 」 「 PLAYLIST 」 INDEX.BD M MOVIEOBJ.BDM 00000.M[...]

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    Con fi guring the Pla yer Settings 1 Press SETUP to displa y the SETUP menu. SETUP Language : English Repea t : Off HDMI control : On Overlay Bitmap : Off Reset General Video 2 Use ▲ / ▼ to select the type of settings and then press ▶ . 3 Use ▲ / ▼ to select a setting item and then press ENTER . 4 Use ▲ / ▼ to con fi gure the settin[...]

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    HDMI Link ed Operation with a TV Using an HDMI cable to connect the play er to TV that supports HDMI CEC-compliant link ed operation allow s you to use the conv enient functions outlined below . Preparation • Connect the play er to the TV using an HDMI cable (P .6). • T urn on the TV and set “HDMI contr ol” in the Setup menu to “On” (ac[...]

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    T roubleshooting Befor e you r equest repairs, check the items in the table belo w once more. If there is still a problem, contact the store wher e you pur chased this product or your near est JV C service outlet. ■ If the play er is malfunctioning, reset the player . 1. T urn the player o ff by pressing and holding po wer ( ) on the play er for[...]

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    Message displa yed Problem Solution This operation ma y cause the screen not to dis- play . Do you want to continue? ● This is displa yed when y ou change the Color System setting. Color system has changed. Do you want to sav e these settings? This operation ma y cause the screen not to dis- play . Do you want to continue? ● This is displa yed [...]

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    Caution T rademark and R egistered T rademarks f or Third-party Products ● Manufactured under licence fr om Dolby Laboratories . Dolb y and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolb y Laboratories. ● HDMI, the HDMI logo and High-De fi nition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing LCC. ● The x.v .Color[...]

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    Displa ying Photos Still image sizes can be displa yed with f ollowing restrictions. No . of horizontal pixels 31 or less 31 or more to 6,048 or less 6,049 or more No . of vertical pixels 31 or less --- 32 or more to 10,000 or less - 3 ※ 1 - 10,001 or more - 3 ※ 1 - *1: Images with more than 24 megapixels in total are not displa yed. *2: Still [...]

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    This play er is equipped with 2 SD card slots. The functions of the slots are shown belo w . SD card slot Playback Formatting Append ( copy ) File deletion File editing A {¯ ¯ ¯ ¯ B { { ( F A T32 only ) {¯¯ ■ Play able fi le types Movies Format File extension Format r estrictions A VCHD .m2ts or .mts ( Video ) MPEG-4 A V C/H.264 ( Audio ) [...]

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