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Easy to use by design, Micca NEO photo frames are ready to go right out of the box. No complicated setup, simply insert a SD card or USB drive with photos, turn it on, and it does the rest. All you and your loved ones have to do is sit back and relive those treasured memories.

The orientation flag has one of eight values, representing each rotation of 0 degrees, 90 degrees, 180 degrees, and 270 degrees, as well as mirror flips (flipped top to bottom and left to right. Software for Mac OS X. ITunes: plays AIFF, it's free and you probably have it already! Audirvana: plays both AIFF and FLAC formats, $50 but has a free trial period; Software for Windows. ITunes: plays AIFF, it's free and you probably have it already! JRiver: plays both AIFF and FLAC formats, $50 but has a free trial period; Hardware Suggestions. A feature that has been a staple of Windows is the ability to rotate the screen.What you end up with is a screen turned sideways. This feature is still available on Windows 10 where it makes more sense considering the OS can run on tablets and touch screen laptops are now a thing. Depending on how a photo is taken and saved, the image may be incorrectly rotated and show up sideways or upside down on a Micca photo frame. This same photo may look just fine on another device or on the computer since not all devices or software correctly use the rotation flag stored in the image file.

Stunning Visual Quality
The NEO series is our best digital photo frame, with exclusive design and premium materials and construction. Regardless of size, every NEO photo frame has a high resolution LCD screen with vivid colors and in exquisite detail. Along with excellent brightness and view angles, your photos will look stunning from anywhere in the room.

Flexible Operation
Get full control over your photos and how you want them displayed, whether in random or sequential order, cropped or framed format, plus a selection of transition styles to help you dial in the perfect visual effect.

Thoughtful Design
A built in remote control storage slot keeps the remote out of sight yet handily available. In addition to the included table/shelf stand, the photo frame is compatible with VESA 75mm wall mounts, opening up possibilities to creative placements anywhere in the home or office.

Instant-On Motion Control
Motion sensor based automatic on/off control is convenient and saves power. Unique instant-on technology resumes photo slideshows, music, or video playback instantly when nearby motion is detected. It works seamlessly and intelligently.

Multimedia Experience
In addition to photos, NEO photo frames also play popular video formats including MP4 and MKV videos encoded with H.264 and MPEG4, at resolutions up to 720p. Enjoy your favorite MP3 music files played through the speaker or headphone jack.

• 12 Inch 800×600 LCD
• Instant-On Motion Sensor
• Matte Open Frame
• 8GB Storage Media

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• 15 Inch 1024×768 LCD
• Instant-On Motion Sensor
• Glossy Mirror Frame
• 8GB Storage Media

• 15 Inch 1024×768 LCD
• Instant-On Motion Sensor
• Matte Open Frame
• 8GB Storage Media

Feature Highlights:

• Vibrant 12-Inch or 15-Inch Natural-View 4:3 High Resolution screen
• Convenient full function IR remote control
• Slideshow with transition effects and background music
• Displays photos in popular JPG format
• Enjoy listening to MP3 with built-in stereo speakers
• Plays MP4 and MKV videos up to 720p using MPEG4 and H.264 encoding
• Useful calendar and clock display with alarm function
• Auto power On/Off scheduling conserves energy
• Reads directly from SD/SDHC Cards and USB flash drives

Specification:

• M123A-M: 12-Inch Natural-View 800×600 LCD Display
• M153A: 15-Inch Natural-View 1024×768 LCD Display
• M153A-M: 15-Inch Natural-View 1024×768 LCD Display
• Motion sensor with adjustable timer (M123A-M and M153A-M only)
• SD/SDHC Flash Memory Card Reader
• Reads USB drives up to 32GB
• Reads SD/SDHC cards up to 32GB
• Picture Format: JPG
• Music Format: MP3 up to 320kbps
• Video Format: MP4 MKV files, MPEG4 and H.264 video, MP3 audio
• Power Consumption: 14 Watts

What’s Included:

• Micca Digital Photo Frame
• 8GB Storage Media
• Screw-in stand
• IR Remote Control
• Owner’s manual
• 110-240V AC Adapter

User’s Manual:

Micca M123A-M, M153A, and M153A-M User’s Manual (opens in a new tab/window)

Firmware:

Please check the model and serial number of your photo frame and download the appropriate firmware update. If you have any doubts about which firmware to use, please contact support at support@miccatron.com.

Model: M153A

Serial number does NOT start with M153ATF:

Installation Instructions:

Relase Notes:

• Photo display ratio set to Auto Fit by default.
• Improves support for certain JPG encoding methods.
• New updated user interface.
• Fixes handling of photos with EXIF rotation flag value for 180 degrees.
• Improves efficiency and responsiveness when processing progressive JPG files
• Fixes choppy sound for background music when displaying certain photo types.
• Fixes Fixes an issue where certain types of filenames causes the photo frame to reboot
• Fixes decoding errors for photos with resolution higher than 4000×4000
• Fixes compatibility issues with certain brands/types of memory cards
• General stability improvement

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How to make photo rotations permanent

Micca brand photo frames are designed to display photos as-is without making any changes to them. This ensures that your photos are never accidentally damaged or overwritten. The rotation function provided by the photo frame only changes how the current photo is shown on screen – the rotation change is not saved to the photo file. Therefore, the next time the photo is shown, it is again displayed without any rotation applied.

Depending on how a photo is taken and saved, the image may be incorrectly rotated and show up sideways or upside down on a Micca photo frame. This same photo may look just fine on another device or on the computer since not all devices or software correctly use the rotation flag stored in the image file. Micca photo frames use EXIF rotation flags so it is important to ensure that they are set appropriately. This tutorial provides you with instructions on fixing incorrectly rotated photos.

Dowload Tutorial:

Micca Image Rotation Tutorial (opens in a new tab/window)

Mac OS X Users:

The above tutorial is written to be used with the FastStone image viewer software. Unfortunately FastStone is not available for Macs, but a similar software is available and can be used to perform the same rotation fix based on the tutorial:

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Photos show up as pixelated or takes very long time to load

If certain photos show up on the photo frame as pixelated and blurry but looks perfectly fine on a computer, it is most likely due to the photo being a progressive JPG image file. Progressive JPGs were created during the days of dial-up Internet to allow partial image loading on slow connections. They are obsolete and should all be converted to normal JPG files. While computers have powerful software and hardware to handle progressive JPGs, inexpensive electronics will often experience difficulties displaying them. Luckily, these files are easy to detect since they show up pixelated or takes a long time to load. The tutorial linked below uses the free image utility FastStone Image Viewer to reprocess progressive images in batch mode, which quickly converts them to normal JPGs.

Tutorial Link: Image Batch Reprocessing Tutorial

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Deleted videos, photos, or music files still show up

If you’ve deleted some media files from a USB drive or SD card, yet the deleted files still show up, the issue is likely caused by the presence of Windows Recycling Bin or MacOS Trash Can folders on the USB drive or SD card. Fixing this issue requires emptying the contents of these folders permanently.

Warning: The purpose of the Windows Recyclin Bin and MacOS Trash Can is to allow you to recover previously deleted files that you later need. The steps below permanently empties these folders so you will not be able to recover these files again. Proceed only if you are certain that you do not need these files.

To empty the Recycling Bin folder created by a Windows PC, plug your USB drive into the PC, wait for the drive to show up in Windows Explorer. Right click on the drive and select “Properties”. In the “General” tab, click on “Disk Cleanup”. Place a check mark for “Recyclin Bin”, and click “OK”. This will delete the contents of the Recycling Bin on the USB drive.

For MacOS, there is unfortunately no built-in way to empty just the Trash Can on a USB drive; all Trash Can folders on all drives are emptied by default. To empty the Trash Can for all drives, plug your USB drive into the Mac, wait for it to mount. Next choose Empty Trash under the Finder menu or press Command+Shift+Delete. A pop up will ask you to confirm that you wish to empty the Trash Can.

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Mac Computer Owners – Photo and Video Playback Issues

Mac computers are great but Mac owners often report odd behaviors when they share a SD card or USB drive between a Mac and non-Mac devices, including Micca digital photo frames and media players. The issue is most likely caused by the following:

If you are using a Mac to copy photos or videos to a SD card or USB drive, it will create a small thumbnail in the same folder as each image/video, preceded by a “._” in the file name. These extra files cause problems on non-Apple devices. There are utilities like this one:

http://www.zeroonetwenty.com/blueharvest/

To remove these extraneous files so that non-Apple devices can work correctly. It is also possible to erase these files without running a utility, such as described in the following web tutorial:

http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-.Ds_Store-Files-on-Mac-Os-X

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Photo frame freezes or stops playing photos

There are times when a few corrupt or incorrectly formatted photos will cause odd behaviors from digital photo frames or media players. While computers have powerful software and hardware to skip or handle these files, inexpensive electronics will often experience difficulties. The tutorial linked below uses the free image utility FastStone Image Viewer to reprocess images in batch mode, which quickly fixes corrupt or incorrectly formatted images.

Tutorial Link: Image Batch Reprocessing Tutorial

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How to rename photos in bulk

As we collect and copy photos from different sources, such as a cellphone, family and friends, or from the web, the image file names can sometimes become very long and complicated. This can cause issues when attempting to display such photos on a photo frame.

It is recommended that the file names be renamed to something more compact and meaningful, such as “wedding-day-1234.jpg” or “2016-11-29_1234.jpg”, which is much easier to organize. Renaming photo files like this will also resolve many photo frame display issues caused by long and complicated file names.

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This tutorial will walk you through the steps of renaming photos in bulk using the freely available software tool FastStone Image Resizer. At this time, this software tool is only available for Windows. Luckily, there is an existing bulk file rename feature built in to the Mac OS X Finder, and a great tutorial on how to use it is here: Link to Mac Tutorial.

For those of you using Windows, please follow the steps below to rename images in bulk.

1. Copy the image files you have onto a SD card or USB drive. Make sure that the card or USB drive has only those image files you want to rename. Keep your original image files in a safe backup location.
2. Download and install FastSTone Image Resizer program from the FastStone website: http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDownload.htm
3. Run the FastStone Image Resizer program. A window will open like the one below. Click on the “Batch Rename” tab at the top of the window, then find your SD card or USB drive in the list and double click on it. For the purpose of our tutorial, the USB drive we are using is named “ADATA UFD” and has drive letter F.
4. Next, click on the “Add All” button, this adds all of the folders and images found on the drive to the list of files to be renamed.
5. Make sure that “Use Filename Template” is selected. Click on the “Template” drop down box, and select “$Y-$M-$D_#####”. This renames the files based on the photo date, which is the most popular option. There are other renaming templates, which you can feel free to explore and see which one works best for you.
6. Once the above options are set click “Rename” button.
7. The program will then proceed to rename all of the image files on the SD card or USB drive based on the settings.

And that’s all there is to it! If you run into any issues following this tutorial, please don’t hesitate to contact us for support by clicking on the “Support” tab of the product page, or by simply emailing support@miccatron.com.

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