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General features, Getting started, 4 - english – Samsung Blu-ray Disc User Manual

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General Features

Player Features

Digital Photo Viewer (JPEG)

You can enjoy digital photos on your TV.

MP3 Playback

This unit can play mp3 files from CD-R/-RW, DVD-R/-
RW/-RAM, Memory Cards.

HDMI (High Definition Multimedia
Interface)

HDMI reduces picture noise by allowing a pure digital
video/audio signal path from the player to your TV.

Memory card capability

Compatible with 10 types of popular memory cards:
Compact Flash, Micro Drive, Memory Stick, Memory
Stick PRO, Memory Stick Duo, Memory Stick Pro
Duo, Secure Digital, Multi Media, Mini SD, RS MMC.

HD Video

Graphic
Planes

Blu-ray Disc Features

Blu-ray Discs can store 25 GB (single layer) or 50 GB
(dual layer) on a single sided disc - about 5 to 10
times the capacity of a DVD.
Blu-ray Discs also support the highest quality HD
video available in the industry (up to 1920 x 1080 at
40 Mbit/sec) - Large capacity means no compromise
on video quality. Furthermore, a Blu-ray Disc has the
same familiar size and look as DVD.

* The following Blu-ray Disc features are disc

dependant and will vary.
Appearance and navigation of features will also vary
from disc to disc.
Not all discs will have the features described below.

Video highlights

The BD-ROM format for movie distribution supports
three highly advanced video codecs, including
MPEG-2.
HD video resolutions are also available:
- 1920 x 1080 HD
- 1280 x 720 HD

For High-Definition Playback

To view high-definition contents in BD discs, an
HDTV is required. Some discs may require HDMI
OUT for viewing of high-definition contents. Ability to
view high-definition contents in BD discs may be
limited depending on the resolution of your TV.

Graphic planes

Two individual, full HD resolution (1920x1080) graphic
planes (layers) are available, on top of the HD video
layer. One plane is assigned to video-related, frame
accurate graphics (like subtitles), and the other plane
is assigned
to interactive graphic elements, such as buttons or
menus.
For both planes, various wipes, fades and scroll
effects may be available.

Menu graphics

Support 256 color full resolution graphics and
animation, thereby greatly surpassing the capabilities
of DVD-Video. Options can be accessed and
removed during video playback.