User manual HAUPPAGE MEDIA MVP QI

[. . . ] If your TV only has RF inputs (normally from a TV antenna), then you will need to use a Video-to-RF modulator (not supplied). You will be asked if you would like MediaMVP to be allowed to schedule a recording via a Hauppauge WinTV. Plug in the supplied power adapter to a wall socket, and plug the 6volt power plug into the MediaMVP Connect the MediaMVP (optional for . Just run a Cat5 cable from your access point and plug it into the LAN jack on the MediaMVP . [. . . ] Ote: right press your mouse in the Favorites list, then press Add to manually add a specific path (for example: when you already know where your music is on your disk drive, add that directory). To delete a directory, right press your mouse on a directory, then press Remove. The Music menu will show MP3 files, WMA audio or Music Playlists which are located in selected directories on your PC. You can play a music file (indicated by the music icon next to the file name) by either pressing the "Play" button or the "OK" button on the remote control. When you are finished searching for your media, press Save then close the Search application. You can also choose directories for music, digital pictures and videos from the MediaMVP "Settings" menu. for instructions , in the section entitled "MediaMVP menus" , look at the Settings menu. Ote: the first time you enter a directory, it takes a long time (as long as several minutes) while thumbnail images are created. The next time you enter the directory, the response will be immediate. To navigate to a sub menu (indicated by the `folder' icon), move the cursor to the folder by using the arrow buttons on the Remote control and press the "OK" button on the remote. To play a playlist, simply move the cursor to a playlist and press "OK" on the remote control. Hitting one of the Quick Jump buttons on the remote (the 0 to 9 buttons) will move you to 10%, 20%, etc in your music playlist. Just create the file in any text editor and save it into your music directory with an M3U extension. Just create the file in any text editor and save it into your music directory with an ASX extension. To return to the Pictures menu while viewing a picture, press the "Back" button on the remote control. While running a slideshow, you can press "Pause" to pause the slideshow. Hit either "Pause" again or "Play" to resume the slideshow. When viewing pictures, the Skip ahead button on the remote control will move 6 pictures forward, while the Skip back button will skip back 6 pictures. You can play a video file (indicated by the video icon or the video thumbnail) by either pressing the "Play" button or the "OK" button on the remote control. Types of video files supported are MPEG-1 and MPEG-2, from less then 1 Mbit/sec up to 8 Mbits/sec, or DivX movies. The maximum data rate might be limited by your local area network speed. to navigate to a sub menu (indicated by the `folder' icon) , cursor to the folder by using the arrow buttons on the Remote control and press the "OK" button on the remote. [. . . ] Thumbnails are small images of your digital pictures or a small image taken from the first frame of a video when browsing through lists of Videos or Pictures. Thumbnails are only viewable if your PC is running Windows XP and has suitable MPEG decoders installed. How the Internet radio stations are named, stored and played by the MediaMVP/wMVP: When you are browsing Internet radio stations while in Internet Explorer, and you right press on a link to an Internet radio station, the MediaMVP application running on the PC makes a note of the URL the link is pointing to. The MVP Radio Station pop up menu then is run, allowing you to name the link and also put the link into a category (for example: Jazz), and then a file is created in the My Radio directory with that name. [. . . ]