Prestigio DMA-301 Operation & User’s Manual

features. All should handle standard SDTV, EDTV, and HDTV signals well, though. The signal formats that the media adapter can use all conform to the SDTV, EDTV, and HDTV standards. You should be able to get an excellent picture, though in some cases you may need to adjust settings on one or both devices. ƒ To “back out” of Setup all the way to the server selection screen, press Return three times. Alternatively, you may wish to explore the Options menu’s other submenus, particularly System, which lets you swi ...

media adapter’s video output, don’t know its IP address, and don’t have a DHCP server, carry out these steps: 1. Make sure the media adapter’s factory settings are in effect. If you are not sure of the current settings, restore the factory defaults as described at the beginning of this chapter. 2. Make sure the computer you will run the browser on is set to use DHCP. To do this, first click these items in the order given: Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network and Dial-up Connections > Local Area Connection > ...

All, if pressed in the first category selection screen, will play each item once for each group it appears in. A video, for example, will be listed in the “All Movies” group and in “Classification” (rating), genre, and date groups, and will be played back four times. • To cancel Play All before you have selected a content type, press Return or the left arrow button. Play All is most useful when you have taken advantage of the media server’s Media Files panel to organize your audiovisual content by album, artist, ...

Most of us try to organize our tapes, discs, and photos to make it easier to find particular items. Using the media server, you can organize your audio/video files by genre, artist, and/or album, and give them titles and ratings, so you are not confronted with long lists of cryptic file names when you sit down to enjoy your digital content. Helping you organize your content is the job of the media server’s Media Files panel. This panel is explained below. This panel takes up a large part of the tour, so we’ve arranged some breaks along the way. To ...

sequence, and returns you to the screen you were in when you pressed Play All. • To use an audio Play All sequence as background music, press the left arrow button while the sequence is under way. You will be returned to the screen you were in when you pressed Play All, and the sequence will continue to play. It will stop if you play other audio content or a video piece. You can manually stop and restart it by pressing Background Music. When a Play All sequence ends, the effects of Repeat 1/All are canceled. Your next ...

any characters after it, rightward. A search can turn up groups, or playable items, or both. We’re confident that you already know how to select groups and get to the playable items in them. This means you’re now in the kind of screen that brings on the show . . . . Content Selection Screens A content selection screen is one in which file names and/or titles of audio/video items appear and can be selected to play back the items. Two buttons that have been dormant up to now are active in content selection screens. One other, ...