Epson P 3000 User Manual

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Copying Files to a Folder
You can copy selected files directly from a memory card to a 
new or existing folder in My Videos or My Photos. 
1Insert a memory card.
If the Memory Card Menu doesn’t open automatically, 
select 
Memory Card in the Home screen, then 
press
OK.
2In the Memory Card menu, select 
Browse CF Memory 
Card
 or Browse SD Memory Card.
3Press 
OK. The files on the memory card appear in 
thumbnail view.
4Press the 
Menu button to display the pop-up menu. 
5Select 
Copy/Move, press OK, then press OK again to 
select 
Copy to Folder.
Check boxes appear on each thumbnail image.
6Use the 4-way ring to highlight each photo you want to 
copy, then press the   button to select it. The selected 
items are displayed with red   check marks.
Note: 
To select all files and folders, press Menu and choose 
Select All. To select more than one file or folder, you must 
view them on the thumbnail, mini-thumbnail, or detailed list 
screen. For more information, see “Changing the Display” 
on page 24.
7Press OK.
8Use the 4-way ring to select the folder where you want 
to copy the items. Then do one of the following:
❍To copy the items into the selected folder, press OK. 
Your items are copied.
❍To copy the items into a new folder, highlight 
Create New Folder and press OK. Then see the 
next section to enter a name for the new folder and 
copy the items.
Note: 
It’s easier to manage your files if you to copy them into a 
folder you’ve named, instead of placing them in the root of 
a main folder (such as My Photos or My Videos). 
						

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Creating a New Folder and Copying Files
You can create a folder and copy files to it from a memory 
card, USB device, or from Backup Files.
1To copy items to a new folder, follow the steps in the 
previous section.
When you select 
Create New Folder and press OK, the 
on-screen keyboard appears with the current date 
entered as the default name for the folder. 
You can either keep the name or enter a new one. 
2To keep the current name, highlight 
Done and press 
OK. Your files are copied to the new folder.3To enter a new name, use the 
Back (backspace) button 
to clear the current name. Then enter a new name using 
the 4-way ring (highlight each character and press 
OK to 
enter it).
❍To move the cursor forward or backward, press   
or .
❍To delete the last letter input, press Back.
❍To enter a space, press Menu.
❍To switch between upper- and lowercase, press 
Display.
❍To cancel the name, highlight Cancel and press 
OK.
4After entering the name, highlight 
Done and press OK. 
Your files are copied to the new folder.
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Chapter 3
Viewing Photos and Videos
After you have copied files from a memory card, you can 
view or play them in various ways. This chapter explains 
how to view photos and video files on your viewer and on a 
TV or projector.
Using the Viewer Screen
The following illustrations identify the icons that appear on 
the screen:
❍By default, unsupported files are not displayed. If you 
want to change this setting, see “File Operation” on 
page 61.
❍Thumbnails of video files that have not been played 
back, or have not been played back completely, are 
displayed with   ( ) or   ( ) respectively (not 
shown in mini-thumbnail view).
Unsupported 
file formatRated file 
Locked file
Music 
file 
PV
My Photos
01002000 2006.1217 2006.12052006.1201
Private 
folderFolder is set as 
screen saver 
						

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❍Thumbnails of folders that have been backed up on 
your computer in Backup Files are displayed with the 
 icon.
❍Files in unsupported formats or with names that contain 
unsupported characters may be displayed as “?”, and 
may not be accessible.
Changing the Display
You can change the file view by pressing the Display button 
while in a folder. Using the Pop-up Menu
Press the Menu button at any time to display a menu of the 
options currently available. These options vary, depending 
on what you are doing with the viewer.
The following table summarizes the menu functions:
Thumbnails 
(12 per screen)
Mini-thumbnails 
(64 per screen)My Photos/2006.1205
EPV2014.JPG EPV2171.JPG EPV2242.JPG EPV2269.JPG
EPV2273.JPG EPV2279.JPG EPV2283.JPG EPV2314.JPG
EPV0013.TXT EPV2619.JPG EPV2620.JPG EPV0480.MP3Down the Black
Beaches
Details 
(file name, date modified, 
and file size)
Audio Track 
Setting Selects the audio track for DivX videos that 
have multiple tracks.
Copy/Move Copies or moves files or folders. See 
page 21.
Delete Deletes files or folders. See page 51.
Display mode Selects modes for various types of videos. 
See page 32.
Display photo 
enhanceDisplays photo images using a wider color 
gamut. See page 28.My Photos 
						

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Supported Image Formats
Note: 
TIFF files and progressive JPEG files are not supported.
For DNG files, the viewer supports only the JPEG preview 
embedded in files saved with Adobe DNG Converter or Adobe 
Photoshop.
®
Edit Locks files or folders (page 53), renames 
folders, (page 51), or rotates photos (page 29).
Rating Rates files from one to 5 stars. See 
page 54.
Photo Print Prints photo images. See page 57.
Play Settings Sets the display size for videos, or returns 
to the beginning of the video. See page 31.
Settings Adjusts LCD brightness, turns the key 
beep on or off, and sets display options for 
private folders and unsupported files. See 
pages 61 to 62.
Set as Screen 
SaverCreates a screen saver from the images in 
a folder. See page 55.
Slide Show Starts displaying the images in a folder as a 
slide show. See page 28.
Sort Organizes the files in a folder by date, 
name, or file extension.
Subtitle 
SettingSelects subtitles for DivX videos that 
include them.
Video Print Prints video images. See page 59.
Wallpaper and 
Icon SettingsSelects an image to be used as 
background for a folder or the Home 
screen. See page 54.
Image 
files Extension Details
JPEG .jpg
.jpegMinimum size: 72 × 72 pixels
Maximum size: 30 megapixels
Maximum image aspect ratio: 3:1
RAW .arw
.cr2
.crw
.dng
.erf.mrw
.nef
.orf
.pef
.rafJPEG data stored in the header of 
RAW files is displayed. 
						

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Viewing Images
After you have copied files from a memory card you can 
view them in various ways. You can display the images at 
full screen, zoom in, or show several types of photographic 
information. 
1Use the 4-way ring to select 
My Photos or Backup 
Files
.
2Press 
OK.
3Select the folder containing the images you want to 
view, then press 
OK. You see a screen like this:
To move to the next screen, press and hold the bottom 
of the 4-way ring.
4Use the 4-way ring to select the image you want to view, 
then press 
OK. The selected image is enlarged to fill the 
screen.
My Music
View Rated Files
My Videos
My Photos
Backup Files
Memory Card
USB Device
Settings2006.1205
sample
Home 
						

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Zooming an Image
You can zoom RAW images up to 100% and JPEG images 
up to 400%.
❍To zoom in on an image, press the   button. Keep 
pressing it to zoom in up to 400%.
❍To zoom out, press the   button. Continue pressing it 
to zoom all the way out.
❍To pan around a zoomed image, use the 4-way ring.
❍To return to the normal full-screen view, press Back.
❍To select an area to zoom in, press OK when a full-screen 
image is displayed. Use the 4-way ring to move the red 
box to the area you want to zoom, then press 
OK again.
When you are viewing a zoomed-in image, you can display 
the next or previous photo without changing the zoom. 
Press 
Menu to display the pop-up menu, then select Next 
Photo or Previous Photo and press OK.
Displaying Information
You can view metadata and Exif information, a histogram, 
and a visual alert indicating poorly exposed highlight and 
shadow areas of your photos.
1To view the file name and date for a full-screen image, 
press the 
Display button. 
2To view metadata, Exif information, and a histogram, 
press 
Display again:
28/12/2006    12:30:08 
						

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3To view the over- and under-exposure preview, press 
Display a third time:
In the preview, poorly exposed highlight and shadow 
areas show graduated tone reversal. The brightest 6% of 
the image shows 4 levels of black, and the darkest 6% 
shows 4 levels of white. 
4To return to normal display, press the 
Display button 
again.
Displaying a Wider Color Gamut
Images are displayed in the color space they were captured 
in: either sRGB or AdobeRGB. You can also display images 
in a wider color gamut and correct color casts, backlighting, 
underexposure, and low-contrast images with Display Photo 
Enhance. 
Note: 
Display Photo Enhance affects only the image shown on the 
viewer, and does not change the file itself. The Menu, Display, 
, , and   buttons are not available in this mode.
1When you are viewing a full-screen image, press Menu 
and select 
Display Photo Enhance. Yo u  c a n  u s e  t h e  
4-way ring to view the next or previous photo in Display 
Photo Enhance.
2To return to the normal display, press 
Back.
Displaying Images as a Slide Show
You can display images in My Photos as a slide show and 
select transition effects, timing, and background music.
1Select a folder you want to display as a slide show.
2Press the 
Menu button to display the pop-up menu:
My Photos/2006.1205
EPV2014.JPG EPV2171.JPG EPV2242.JPG EPV2269.JPG
EPV2273.JPG EPV2279.JPG EPV2283.JPG EPV2314.JPG
EPV0013.TXT EPV2619.JPG EPV2620.JPG EPV0480.MP3Down the Black
Beaches
Copy/Move
Edit
Rate
Sort
Photo Print
Wallpaper and Icon Settings
Slide Show
Settings
Return to HOME
Delete 
						

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3Select Slide Show and press OK. The slide show starts.
4To adjust the timing, effects, and music, press 
Menu 
while the slide show is playing.
5Select one of the following, then press 
OK and adjust the 
settings as noted.
❍LCD Brightness: Choose from 10 brightness levels.
❍Slide Show Duration: Choose the time between 
slide transitions, from 1 to 30 seconds.
❍Slide Show Music: Choose from three preset 
music selections or a playlist that you have created. 
You can use the   and   buttons to adjust the 
volume while the slide show is playing. 
❍Slide Show Effects: Choose from 4 transition 
effects, or choose 
None to move through your 
images without transitions.
❍Return to Home: End the slide show and return to 
the Home screen.
You can also adjust slide show options by selecting 
Settings 
on the Home screen. See “Slide Show” on page 61 for 
details. 
Rotating an Image
Images that contain rotation information are automatically 
rotated on the viewer. You can also rotate an image 
manually in My Photos.
1Select the image in thumbnail view, then press the 
Menu button to display the pop-up menu. 
2Select 
Edit, then press OK. 
3Select 
Rotate Right rotate the image 90° clockwise, or 
Rotate Left to rotate it 90° counterclockwise.Then 
press 
OK. You see your photos displayed with white 
check boxes.
4Use the 4-way ring to highlight each photo you want to 
highlight, and press   to select it. The selected items are 
displayed with red   check marks.
5Press 
OK to rotate the photos.
Note: 
To rotate a photo displayed full-screen, press Menu, select Edit, 
then select Rotate and press OK. Then select Right or Left and 
press OK. To rotate other photos in the folder, press right or left 
on the 4-way ring.
You can turn off the Auto-Rotation feature. See “File Operation” 
on page 61 for details. 
						

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Viewing Videos
The viewer supports video files in resolutions ranging from 
320 × 240 pixels to 720 × 576 pixels, with file sizes up to 
2GB.
Supported Video Formats
File 
formatVideo codec Audio 
codecDetail
.avi MPEG-4 
(Advanced 
Simple Profile)AAC, 
G.711, 
PCM, 
ADPCM 30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
8 Mbps (peak)
4 Mbps (avg.)
Motion JPEG G.711, 
PCM, 
ADPCM30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
60 fps: 320 
× 240
.avi
.divxDivX (Home 
Theater Profile)MPEG 
Audio, 
PCM, 
ADPCM 30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
8 Mbps (peak)
4 Mbps (avg.)
.mov MPEG-4 
(Advanced 
Simple Profile)AAC, PCM 30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
8 Mbps (peak)
4 Mbps (avg.)
Motion JPEG G.711, 
PCM, 
ADPCM 30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
60 fps: 320 
× 240
.mp4 MPEG-4 
(Advanced 
Simple Profile)AAC, PCM 30 fps: 720 × 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
8 Mbps (peak)
4 Mbps (avg.)
.mov
.mp4
.m4vH.264/AVC 
(Baseline Profile 
Level 1.2)AAC, PCM 30 fps: 320 
× 240
850 kbps (peak)
768 kbps (avg.)
.wmv Windows
® 
Media Video 9 
(MP@LL)Windows 
Media 
Audio 9/9.130 fps: 352 × 288
850 kbps (peak)
768 kbps (avg.)
.mpg
.mpegMPEG1 MPEG2 
(MP@ML)PCM, 
MPEG 
Audio30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
10 Mbps (peak)
8 Mbps (avg.)
.vob
.modMPEG2 
(MP@ML)PCM, 
MPEG 
Audio30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
10 Mbps (peak)
8 Mbps (avg.)
.asf MPEG-4 
(Advanced 
Simple Profile)ADPCM 30 fps: 720 
× 480
25 fps: 720 
× 576
8 Mbps (peak)
4 Mbps (avg.) File 
formatVideo codec Audio 
codecDetail