Toshiba Satellite M60 - Manual (Page 73)

User’s Manual 4-13
Operating Basics
Express Media Player
Express Media Player is a quick play feature that enables users to perform,
DVD and CD playback.
Notes for Express Media Player
Express Media Player (CD) and Express Media Player (DVD) Usage
■ Dirty or scratched CD/DVDs might not be playable. In addition,
the CD/DVD might not be removable if the dirt or scratches are serious.
■ Press the personal computer’s power switch for five seconds or more to
force it to shut down, you can open the drawer by inserting slender
object (about 15mm) into the eject hole. Refer to the Loading compact
discs section in Chapter 4, Operating Basics.
Express Media Player (DVD) Usage
■ Express Media Player (DVD) plays the disc according to the way the
DVD-Video is programmed by the producer, and hence, sometimes it
might not work as expected.
■ ( ) might appear on screen during operation. When ( ) is displayed,
it means that Express Media Player (DVD) or DVD-Video prohibits that
particular operation from being carried out.
■ Please also read the instructions that come with the DVD that you want
to play.
■ Depending on the DVD being played, there might be dropping of frames
or skipping of audio.
■ The DVD can only be played on the LCD display of the computer.
External video output is not supported.
■ For DVD titles with parental control, scenes set in advance as
DVD-Video can be played. The level setting for the parental control is
not supported.
■ Data stored in the Video CD, DVD-Audio, -VR or +VR formats are
not playable. In addition, media that is not finalized, MPEG, DivX,
mini DVD and other types of file formats are also not playable.
■ Closed captions are not displayed.
■ Audio is only output in 2-channel, stereo format.
■ Titles with DTS or SDDS audio will not produce any audio output if
these formats are selected.
■ Audio output from SPDIF is not supported.
■ This system is not karaoke mode compatible.
■ When continuous actions are to be carried out, ensure that the current
action is completed before carrying out the next one. Failure to do so
might result in unexpected results.