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a DV project, an 8 Mega pixel image will have to be reduced

to 0,4 Mega pixel as the image is almost 20 times as large as

the PAL TV resolution. Even in HD projects, the 8 Mega pixel

image must be reduced to 2 Mega pixels, losing 75% of the

resolution.

Display options

This will play the images of the currently active folder. It starts

with the currently active image. If you have selected a folder,

the entire folder will be shown as a slideshow, starting from the

beginning.

You can set ‘Play settings’ under Options to show pictures in

loop, random and how long each image is to be shown for.

Play settings:

This will call up another menu. In this menu, you will be able

to set the parameters for playing the images. This allows you

to determine if the pictures should change after a certain time

(there are several time settings available for selection) auto-

matically or if the change should be done manually.

Additionally, two buttons make it possible to select playback

options. One activates a function for playing in an endless

loop, the other activates a randomized playing sequence.

These settings remain active until you make a change.

The settings go beyond the menu and remain active when

playing pictures in other menus. In case of a randomized

playback sequence, ﬁrst the currently marked entry is played,

followed by the other pictures at random.

Images are not displayed twice. This means there will not be a

repetition until all images have been played once. The pictures

will then be played again, albeit in a different order.

It is also possible to start playing music for every image that is

being displayed. If you have created a music playlist, the cur-

rently selected list will be played from its current position.

If you have not created any playlists, titles will be played from

the current position in the music archive.

During playback, the description of the pictures will be shown

on the display, and all control functions that are available here

will accessible via the Help menu.

medium will then have the folder ‘Images’, which in turn will

contain the folders ‘2005’ and ‘2006’.

The option ‘1 album is upper directory name’ would not create

any sub-folders, in this case only the folder ‘Images’ would

be created. ‘2 album is lower directory name ‘ ignores the top

folder and, in our example would only create the folders ‘2005’

and ‘2006’. With the option ‘3 album is full path’, you will be

able to create many folders. Not only will this create the ‘2005’

folder, but also folders like ‘2005_beach’ and ‘2005_holiday’,

etc.

7.2.4.2 Photo archive main menu

Once you have imported your photos, press the ‘Return’ but-

ton to go back to the main menu of the photo archive. You

should now see the information panel at the top (date, pixel

resolution) and the images themselves below. The currently se-

lected item is shown in a highlighted blue color. Just like in the

other two archives, you can switch between the different dis-

play types by pressing the left/right directions: ‘All photos’, ‘All

albums’ and the contents of the album. If you select a single

photo, you will see a small preview image at the top right. If

you want to rotate this preview image, go to the help menu

and press ‘1’ to rotate right and ‘2’ to rotate left. This rotation

will also be applied later when playing back.

Tip: If you want to see one of the images in full size, press the

‘Full image’ button. To exit, go to the help menu and press the

Stop button. The image is scaled to ﬁt the entire screen. Due to

the different aspect ratio of photo and TV signal, it may be nec-

essary to show the photo with black bars either on the sides or

top/bottom. Some examples: 10x15 photo = aspect 1:1.50, TV

resolution PAL 720x576 = aspect 1.25:1 / FullHD 1920x1080

= aspect 1.77:1 (with photos the ratio is given height x width,

TV has width x height). The functions for control and operation

are mostly the same as in the ﬁlm archive. Make sure to read

that part of the manual before you continue to go through the

special features of the photo archive.

7.2.4.3 Displaying photos / slideshow

General information

You can display photos (the slideshow) directly from the me-

dium, even prior to importing them. Depending on the menu

you are working with, the playback will ensue directly from CD/

DVD, or from the USB device, from the list of the photo archive

list, a sub-folder or the playlist. The photos are displayed in

a resolution matching the TV set or monitor. The DVI/HDMI

connection in particular allows for the highest resolution at

1920x1080 pixels, which is roughly 2 million pixels.

Note: If the image you want to display is larger than the TV

resolution (e.g. 8 Mega pixel), the image is scaled down to

the TV’s resolution. The archive however always contains the

original ﬁle. The larger the resolution is, the longer the system

will require for the scaling. Also note that exporting the images

to Bogart SE also requires scaling to the project resolution. For

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