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Appendix

number button that is shown in the menu (usually in front of a

function). Or, you can use the four direction buttons to navigate

the various options until you reach the right function. A high-

lighted function is shown in a different colour or in yellow. Now

press OK to activate this function.

1.3 Importing and playing various ﬁle types

If you wish to use a CD/DVD/Blu-ray, a USB stick, a USB/Fire-

Wire hard-drive or a PC network with shared folders, contai-

ning ﬁles, you can use the Universal Player to show, play or

import such ﬁles. To enter the Universal Player, access one of

the menus with the following icons: CD/DVD/Blu-ray, USB or

Network.

Note: You can also access the Universal Player from the ﬁlm or

music archive. To do this, press the Options button and then

select the Universal Player from the Options.

Insert an optical medium into the tray or connect a USB device

with music or videos. If you use a USB device, the name of the

device will be shown. Network access will show the available,

shared folders. Select the right item and press OK.

After a short moment, all the ﬁles that can be found on the me-

dium or in the network folder will be shown. You can now play

the ﬁle using the Play button and control playback using the

functions shown in the Help menu. To import the ﬁle into your

ﬁlm or music archive, press the Record button.

You are now in the Import menu. Here, you can set up quality

settings, prior to importing, in the Options. Next, you can either

`9 Import all´ or `8 Import all new´ (any ﬁles not yet imported to

your archive), or import single ﬁles.

When selecting ﬁles manually, you can search for the ﬁle in

the list on the left and copy it to your selected items list on the

right by pressing OK. Now, press `7 Import´ to start the import.

If any of the ﬁles are already located in the archive, you will be

told so. A bar details the progress of the import. Once all ﬁles

have been imported, press the `Return´ button on the remo-

te or press the right trackball button to exit the menu. If you

import both ﬁlm and music ﬁles at the same time, they will be

copied to the right archives of course.

1.4 Playing an imported video ﬁle

Enter the ﬁlm archive by pressing button 4 from the main

menu. The Film archive menu should look something like this:

The lower part of the screen contains the actual ﬁlm archive,

with a list of all available ﬁlms. The bright bar marks the cur-

rently selected item. You can use the trackball to mark other

ﬁlms, or the keyboard to scroll up and down the list. Remote

control users do this by pressing the up/down buttons on the

remote.

The top part of the screen shows the title of the ﬁlm or impor-

ted ﬁle, and the recording date. The list is sorted in chronologi-

cal order, so that the latest entries can be found at the bottom

of the list. Select a ﬁlm and press `Play´ to begin playback.

You can also re- and fore wind a ﬁlm by using the FF and

RW buttons on the remote or by pressing accessing the help

menu (press the small left trackball button). You can increase

the speed by holding down the FF or RW button. Once you

reach the end of the ﬁlm, the system returns to the ﬁlm archive

screen. If you want to fore wind or rewind just a few minutes,

press the play button during winding. To pause playback,

press the Pause button. Press it again to continue playing. In

order to stop playback, press the Stop button and hold it down

for a longer time. Alternatively, press the right trackball button.

If you want to remove an imported ﬁle, you can of course de-

lete it entirely from the system. Select the ﬁle you which to de-

lete in the archive list and press the red heart button. To avoid

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