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Click to stop video playback and return to the previous screen (video list). |
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When playback is stopped, click to start playback. During playback, click to pause playback. When playback is paused, click to resume playback. |
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During playback, click to return to the beginning of the video. |
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During playback, click to fast reverse the video. The speed increases each time you click the button. If you click and hold the button, the speed increases incrementally until you release the button. |
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Displays the elapsed time and total time. Drag the slider to change the playback position. Click and hold the slider to fast forward or fast reverse. The playback byte position and content size may be displayed instead of the playback time depending on the server. |
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During playback, click to fast forward the video. The speed increases each time you click the button. If you click and hold the button, the speed increases incrementally until you release the button. |
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Click to mute or activate the sound. |
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Drag the slider to adjust the sound volume. Click - or + to incrementally adjust the volume. |
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Click to change the video display to full-screen or standard size. |
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Click to select the audio channel mode from Left, Right, or Left + Right.* *Some television broadcasts may contain secondary audio programming (SAP). VAIO Zone or Giga Pocket records the MAIN and SAP signals on left and right audio channels, respectively. You may select SAP if it is available. When the audio mode of video recorded with two language channels is changed, click this button to cycle through main/sub audio channel --> Main audio channel --> Sub-audio channel. |
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Click to enable or disable the repeat mode. |
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Click to hide or display the film roll area. While the film roll area is displayed, you can jump to specific scenes by clicking the desired location on the film roll. |
to display the film roll area and use it to find specific scenes in the video that you are watching. You can use the film roll area to perform the following.
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to jump to the previous or next scene, respectively.
again to hide the film roll area.
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