What is the time span range for the Slideshow feature?
916594
You can set it for 3, 5, or 10 seconds between pictures. I have a slideshow of about 100 pictures in my slideshow and they have played over repeatedly with no problems ever since I put them on the frame back in early summer of this year. This little frame works a lot better & was a whole lot easier to load than the 32" digital frame that my employer spent $700 on!
270571
Yes, it does. I am using mine right now, and was able to change from transition effects to straight slideshow. Hope this helps.
1882786
I'm sorry, I can't help you with that. I have a few slides but I haven't gotten around to them. I'm working on family photos - am very pleased with what it does with photos.
1785495
Just a second or two. You place 5 slides in at a time and scan one at a time. Loading takes more time than scanning but that doesn't take long. Just make sure you use a high capacity disk. They are cheap and saves time.
2271811
I don't believe that the "slideshow" mode you are referring to is attributed to projector. The projector is not a processor, so it can't determine a format for your material to be presented, it will only project what is given. In other words, if you connect a vcr/dvd player, it doesn't choose which format, that is up to you to choose. So when you connect with your USB, it will only project what the usb signals. How did you put your images on the USB? With a slideshow style program, transfer from SD or copied from computer? Your USB could also come with programming that auto selects the slideshow viewing, try checking that. Your problem is not the projector.
821379
6-8 hours! I don't use mine but about at most 2-3 hours and one has lasted me a really long time! Now the blue replacements slides seem to go faster, but this product is AWESOME...and I recommend HIGHLY! Turn on for about 10 minutes before your plan on going outside...and "poof" no bugs...bugging YOU! At least this is my opinion and it works for ME!
1896892
2 (light) to 5 minutes (dark); I never timed my old pop-up, but it seemed about the same. Hope this helps.
1351464
Around 30 minutes from what I remember, or less. Been a while since we've used it.
2129210
yes. However initially there is only toshiba-previewer available, which is quite slow and doesn't allow slideshow. But since it's an Android-device, you can get a bunch of tools at google-market to download and slideshow. Enjoy!
561743
Most of the slides get saved as 4680 By 3072. Which Is saved in 14 Mega Pixel JPEG Format.I personally love the unit. There is also a 20 Mega Pixel one made by them on the market now too.
2186781
No. I do not have any time or date stamps on my videos during playback. There may be an option for it but I don't have it on currently.
2054523
My recollection is the color changes at certain points, say, 10 mins out, 30 mins out, etc. Maybe flashes too. It soon got so it was difficult to set (one click might set it a minute or 13 minutes or 29 or whatever. I junked it.
2010621
Yes. The slide show has a built-in timer. It is not exactly random, but it is varied enough to give that effect for someone who doesn't stare at it constantly. Yes, there is an automatic on/off timer. I think the internal clock drifts a bit.
98059
Well, not exactly. You can press the button every two minutes and, at the end, you will know the total time and the number of "laps" (in your case, the number of all the "2 minutes sessions" finished). But the device will never tell you when a 2 minutes session is up, you should look to know it.
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BenFirst I have to say that I am extremely satisfied with this digital picture frame. To answer your question: There are several picture to picture transitions to choose from or a random transition selection as well. Picture to picture time can be either - 3s,5s,15s,1m,15m, or 1hr. Picture selection can be either random or in order.Hope this helps.Bob
692431
Depends, would be very hard since time lapses are done with intervals (takes a picture every 2-3 seconds) etc. This you would need to manually move it for each sequence, unless you're doing video which I also wouldn't recommend, you want something electronic that u can time (say move X amount of inches in 20-30mins) Very good slider though. smooth the only problem is the head kinda wobbles.
505552
I know you can if you save the slides as .jpg or (nicer looking) .bmp files. You have three speeds that it will slideshow to the next picture file, but it's not that convenient to depend on the pause/play buttons. If you need to pause each slide for differing lengths of time, I'd prefer to feed it hdmi by laptop.