Xoro HSD 6000 - Manual (Page 155)

MULTIMEDIA FILES PLAYBACK
W MPEG-4? hat is
MPEG-4 is a highly efficient video compression standard being able to shrink MPEG-2 video files to
1/8 of it's original size. Most video streaming technologies , for example DivX and XviD, are based on
this standard. MPEG4 is the most popular and widest spread digital video technology.
1. Press OPEN/CLOSE. Place the CD on the disc tray, and press OPEN/CLOSE again to close the
disc tray.
2. Select a folder or an AVI file contained on the CD. Use the direction keys to navigate among the
items.
3. Press PLAY. The player will start the playback.
1. Convert your source material (e.g. videos from your camcorder) with a suitable program like “Dr.
DivX” to MPEG-4 file format.
2. Place a blank recording media (recordable CD or DVD) into PC CD/DVD burner or other record
devices.
3. Burn your favourite MPEG-4 files on that media using a burning application software like Nero
Burning ROM, Clone CD, etc. Do not use UDF file format for burning. We recommend to use ISO
9660 Level 1 or 2. Do not use multisession.
1. The MPEG-4 file must be conforming to ISO MPEG-4 simple or advanced profile without using
Quarter pixel (QPEL)
2. We recommend to use max. bitrate of 2000 kBit/sec and a maximum resolution of 720 x 576 pixel
(PAL) or 720 x 480 pixel (NTSC).
3. Please use quality brand recording media as they usually provide better compatibility. We
recommend not to use maximum burning speed.
1. When you create MPEG-4 files, DO NOT use progressive B-frames, GMC or QPEL. Even if your
player can play the files, it might cause problems on other DVD players.
2. Your DVD player is optimised for playback of standard resolution files, If the MPEG-4 file does not
show correct aspect ratio on your player, check the resolution. Optimal resolutions are 720 * 576 /
720 * 480 / 640 x 480 / 320 x 240 / 352 x 288
3. Your player can accept peak bitrates even much higher than 2000 kBit/sec. However, we cannot
guarantee that these files play back correctly, especially on other devices. If you want to use
higher bitrates than average 2000 kBit, we recommend to make some tests before converting
your video material.
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HOW TO PLAYBACK YOUR MPEG-4 CD?
HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN MPEG-4 DISC?
Advanced users:
Note :
As MPEG-4 is an open standard, we cannot guarantiee that all MPEG-4 files play back correctly
on this DVD player
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