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PhotoViewer
You can look at photos in standard JPEG format which are saved on a
USB stick or a memory card in a card reader. You can also collect photos
in a slide show.
Connecting
➠ Certain USB memory media may not be supported by this set under
some circumstances.
Plug a card reader (via a USB cable) or a USB stick into the USB port on
the TV set (see pages 5 and 6).
Use a USB extension cable (see Accessories on page 70) for the USB stick
if the USB socket is difficult to access (e.g. wall mounting) or the USB
stick is too big to be plugged in.
Starting the PhotoViewer
➠ No photos can be displayed which are available in progressive JPEG
format.
A memory card or the USB stick should contain data in standard JPEG
format with the file extension ".jpg".
Call the Assist
+
menu.
Mark PhotoViewer,
OK continue.
If only one memory medium is available, the PhotoViewer
is started. You see the first page of the photo overview
(see right column).
If several media are available, select with
memory medium and then with
OK start PhotoViewer.
Ending the PhotoViewer
Remove used memory medium.
Or:
Press END button (when photo list is displayed).
Or:
Press TV or RADIO button.
Or:
Press the ASSIST button and call another function in the
Assist
+
menu.
Viewing photos
➠ The photo overview is displayed.
Mark a photo, page with P+/P– if necessary.
OK Display as full picture.
or P+ Next photo.
or P– Previous photo.
END: Show/hide photo information.
Yellow button: Zoom photo.
Enlargement factors x2, x4, and x8 are possible.
Press the key several times.
At the 4th press return to original size.
Select photo section in zoom mode with .
Exit the zoom mode to the photo overview with OK or
the STOP button.
Rotate picture by 90 degrees to the left/right.
➠ Photos shown in a slide show can only be turned to
view in the pause mode.
OK or STOP button: Back to the photo overview.
Operating additional equipment
OK
END
INFO
MENU
OK
P+
P–
Folder_1
USB 1:\picture_024.jpg 38 pictures
View picture
Mark picture
Slide show
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