LENCO CS-472 Manuel D'instruction page 14

During speed playback, press the PLAY/PAUSE button to resume normal playback.
In JPEG mode, no function of speed playback.
4.7 Playback with Slow Speed
During MPEG4 playback , press the SLOW_FWD button to execute the Slow Forward function.
With each consecutive pressing of the SLOW_FWD button, the playback speed decreases. The
speed levels in Slow Forward as follows: x1/2,x1/3,x1/4,x1/5,x1/6,x1/7,normal.
During slow forward, press the PLAY button to resume normal playback.
The function is only for video.
4.8 Playback Repeatedly
4.8.1 ONE/ALL Repeat
In MPEG4/JPEG/MP3/WMA mode, press the RPT button to select REP ONE, REP DIR,
REP ALL or OFF.
4.8.2 A-B Repeat
In MPEG4/MP3/WMA mode, during playback, press the A-B button if you want to
repeat a specific segment that you define:
1. Press the A-B button at a point (A) where you want it to be the start point of the repeat segment.
Press the A-B button again at a point (B) where you want it to be the terminal point of the repeat
segment. Then it will play the segment repeatedly.
2. To cancel A-B repeat mode and resume normal playback, press the A-B button for the third time.
In JPEG mode, no A-B Repeat function.
4.9 Play from a specified chapter/track or a specified time
In MPEG4/JPEG/MP3/WMA mode, press the SEARCH button to display a nterface and highlight
the track item, then use the number buttons to input the serial number of the track;
you can still use the direction buttons to highlight the time item, then use the number buttons to
input the desired time to start playback(invalid for JPEG);
finally press the OK button to play the selected track or play from the selected time.
4.10 Playback in Random
In MP3/WMA mode, press the RDM button to switch between Random ON/OFF. When in
Random mode, it will play in random.
In MPEG4/JPEG mode, the RDM button is invalid.
4.11 Zoom Video/Image
In MPEG4/JPEG mode, during playback, press the ZOOM button continuously to enlarge
or minify videos or image at the following multiples: 2x, 4x, 8x, 1/2x, 1/4x, 1/8x, OFF.
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