does the video output display menus...song titles....playlists...etc?
807558
Sorry, I don't know. I only use it for audio, not linked to a TV or monitor. Sound is very good.
807559
Sorry, I am only using the audio features, so can't say for sure... I would guess that it does. It's inputting and outputting a full digital signal on the audio side, would make sense that it does the same for video...I love mine. Sound quality is a big improvement from using the 3.5mm jack to RCA cable.
1173675
No it does not..you can scroll text files/songs/artist or radio name and song on screen if you set it to..Youtube it for a demo.
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I found labeling of recording programs to be very archaic. For instance there is a lower case menu, upper case menu, numeric menu, etc ... I have used Panasonic DMR's (ES30-ES46V) which have analog tuners but very easy to use (1-screen) to title a show.
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Hi Ronnie G, no it doesn't at this stage but apparently with the inclusion of synhcronised video they will be able to do it at some stage but the metrics are very difficult to work out, as for the synchronised video it is still in development. I am helping test a beta version at the moment but their updates seem to have come to a stand-still large problems so far.
212825
Yes it does. It is very difficult to see it when playing it back on the actual unit, but it is very clear when viewed on a computer.
1107658
There is a "format" feature in one of the menus. The manual is not very clear, you need to tinker with it, but you will find this menu.
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No, I wish. It doesn't even have a front end menu to let you know what disks are in which tray. All and all its still a great player. I still love mine.
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It has HDMI, Component video, and standard video hook-ups. So that answers the question! That's all anyone needs to know!! Kind of a silly question in a way?
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not exactly. It will only play items in the current folder that is open if you choose to open a folder rather than choose to play by either music or movies. IE: From the main menu you can choose movies, music, photos or folder. If you choose movies, it will play all the movie type filess on your drive one after the other (avi, mpeg, mkv etc.) If you choose music, it will play all the music type files (mp3, wav, wma, etc.) if you choose folder, it will play all the file types shown in that folder, but will not play anything in a sub folder.
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I'm pretty certain it does. I used to plug an external hard drive into it and play movies from there but I don't really remember what types of files they were. It should say in the manual somewhere though, and usually those manuals are available online for free.
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It displays whatever is on the computer screen. The audio part isn't great though so I have my audio coming out of my computer speakers half the time. That could just be an error on my part.
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Sorry Mr. forrester, sadly the answer is no. It seems to have everything else. It does have componet and composite connections and a host of others but not and "S" video. Maybe there is an alternative way to connect. Im not a gamer so I cant help beyond that.
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I use folder view which is the same as a Windows computer which is the default. I Name all the folder and sometimes the files(songs) using copy and paste then you can control where everything falls in a list on the front panel of the unit. PS I use the usb input with a 128gb thumb drive the sound is the best of all the inputs
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You can configure the LCD keys to do anything or display anything. Out of the game you could have one that has the Youtube icon that takes you to the Youtube site when you press it. Same for the track panel.
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No it does have that specifically. You can turn the video off and then when it picks up enough noise it turns the video on. There is a ring indicator that changes color depending on the noise it picks up.
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It does both audio and video. At first, I had a small issue with them being in sync. That has cleared up since.
66363
The Micca player itself won't let you organize that way, it simply reads whatever input device you attach to it. In order to achieve what you want, you need to organize the input device (i.e. your external hard drive) to show the specific folders. I have my hard drive organized by genre (Action, Drama, etc.) and when I plug it into the Micca, I just choose "Folder" menu to see the folders arranged on my hard drive - don't view from the "Movie" menu or it will just list every video alphabetically.