Sentence examples for playback work from inspiring English sources

"Consumers notice when the things they want to do on their devices, like Web browsing and video playback, work better and faster," says Omar Khan, senior vice president of Samsung Mobile.

Possible reasons for the lack of evidence in previous studies might be due to the type of stimulus material and playback technology used in the early playback work [54], [55], or the experimental setting used in the study of Endres et al. [59], who mounted their loudspeaker above the testing arena and not at the side, as done here.

In experimental playback work, gray squirrels living in relatively urban areas responded more to visual tail flagging components of simulated alarm signals than did rural squirrels, whereas squirrels in the two habitats responded equally to audio components of the signals (Partan et al. 2010), suggesting that a multimodal shift in emphasis may occur between habitats in squirrels.

Slots are provided for a USB cable, an SD card reader and a single DVD (though video playback works only when the transmission is in Park).

The toggle switch that controls playback works well enough; you even get to see album cover art, and the music can keep playing while you work in other programs.

Playback works on both Wi-Fi and wireless (even 3G!) networks.

So, video playback works splendidly, but Smart DJ is a little iffy.

KickApps has created a test network (pictured above) at KickFlix.net to demonstrate how formatting and video playback works on the iPhone.

After the initial outcry, Mr Thomas assured backers in a follow-up note that after exhausting efforts (and themselves) to make Warner Brothers' preferred playback method work, the customer-service people at the movie studio will "either help get Flixster working to your satisfaction, or, if you prefer, to provide an alternate solution".

Oddly, I can't get the audio playback to work for me on this one.

While considered less powerful than the PS3, or even Microsoft's Xbox 360, which arrived last November in North America, the Wii is being targeted as a pure gaming machine – unlike the rival systems, which offer movie playback and work as an entertainment portal, including support for HDTV.