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Menu Screens of Video/
Still Picture Playback
Modes
Item Description
Items that are shaded ( ) are common to all modes.
Settings with the R mark are default values.
DELETE A separate screen is displayed. (A Page 51)
For deleting video or still picture files.
CURRENT : Deletes the currently selected video or still picture file.
FILE SELECT : Deletes selected video or still picture files collectively.
DELETE ALL : Deletes all video or still picture files.
OK MARK A separate screen is displayed. (A Page 50)
For setting whether to append an OK mark to or delete it from a video or still picture file.
Appending an OK mark helps to prevent a file from being deleted.
CURRENT : Appends an OK mark to the currently selected video or still picture file, or
deletes the OK mark from the file.
FILE SELECT : Appends an OK mark to all selected video or still picture files, or deletes the
OK mark from the file.
MARK ALL : Appends an OK mark to all video or still picture files.
DELETE ALL : Deletes the OK mark from all video or still picture files.
COPY A separate screen is displayed. (A Page 52)
For copying video or still picture files to another SD card.
ALL : Copies all video or still picture files.
SCENE (Video) / FILE (Still Picture) : Copies selected video or still picture files.
MOVE (Supports only still
pictures)
A separate screen is displayed. (A Page 53)
For moving still picture files to another SD card.
ALL : Moves all still picture files.
FILE : Moves selected still picture files.
DISPLAY SETTINGSSame as in video shooting mode. (A Page 65)
CAMERA SETTINGSSame as in video shooting mode. (A Page 65)
CONNECTION
SETTINGS
Same as in video shooting mode. (A Page 63)
MEDIA SETTINGSSame as in video shooting mode. (A Page 63)
ON-SCREEN DISPLAY For selecting the screen display during playback of videos or still pictures.
OFF : Hides display of all icons and the date and time.
R DISPLAY ALL : Displays all icons and the date and time.
DISPLAY DATE ONLY : Displays only the date and time.
DISPLAY DATE 5 SEC : Displays only the date and time for 5 seconds in the following cases:
● When playback starts
● When a file is changed during playback
● When the menu screen is closed
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