if a folder has many video files, such as episodes, does it highlight the ones which have been watched, so you know where to resume?
1934662
I'm not sure as I havent look into it. When I got the unit my concern was the way it streamed 1080p content which is so important for me and it failed...
1934663
Resume mode is only active when an episode is also selected to play again after stopping. The player does not have a function to highlight any file while playing and replaying after a stop.
1934664
I haven't had but only 2 or 3 that were like that. I didn't see that it would highlight the next one. However what I seen was it just automatically went to the next. I didn't have to do anything. Hope I was of some help.
1795174
Records .avi files, something a bunch of MAC video players can handle easily. Playback is simple IMO.
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.
1923953
Yes Gordon, it has a loop record function. So when memory is full the old one is deleted automatically to make room for new video. Any Save ON Storage (SOS) video will not be deleted automatically (this happens when you press the SOS button).
1248007
Yes, you can rewind and record over a section, but be careful not to record over subsequent sections of your previous recording that you want to keep. And yes, there are multiple folders and files. Each time you hit the stop button that recording terminates. When you then Hit record again, it creates a new file. So, to stay within your current recording file and not create another, use the pause button.
1974569
After you select video from the main menu, push the vol +/_ buttons simultaneously for 3 sec to get into the hidden files menu. There you can select which file to view. You can view it on the clock itself.
1942326
Not a hundred percent sure what the question is, but the screen does display the file number and folder of the current recording. Hope that helps.
812035
The recorded files are stored securely. To view them, go to "Video Player", press "OK", the unit should show "No files!". Hold down on the two "VOL" buttons (VOL-/&lt;&lt;I and VOL+&gt;&gt;I) for more than 3 seconds, the unit will read recorded videos and a list of videos will show up. Use the two VOL buttons to select the one you want to play. Please let us know if this helps. Thank you.
448678
press on the red "Xfinity" button...scroll to the "saved" menu..."recorded" programs and "favorites" are in there...jo'c
22465
As another reviewer stated if you have a series of videos on a usb drive in the same folder once you select the first video when it's finished the next video in sequence will begin
610965
Depends on the count, but there should be one for each folder. That's been my experience.
78268
It doesnt pause. When you stop and restart, it's recorded as a new video on the card. Windows Movie Maker works excellent for piecing the clips back together.
914614
If you turn it off in the middle of a DVD and then turn it back on the screen will ask you if you want to resume from where you left off or start from the beginning. You have a choice. - Mike
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It records them at the same time. When it comes to looking at recorded/saved files, it will ask you what channels you want to view and displays accordingly. So it records all of the channels at the same time, and plays them back at the same time, but you choose which ones to view, be it one, five of them, or all, etc.
1171573
The player will allow you to browse each folder separately. Contents will be listed alphabetically within each folder.
2144498
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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Yes! Even if you stopped one disc and then changed to another disc. The unit remember where each disc was stopped and will ask you if you want to resume.