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10. Use Movie Submenu in Movie Stop Mode

You might need to selecting folders, delete movie files and set repeat for

movie play. To do this:

• Press the Center ( ) / button to stop the playing movie and return

to Movie Now Playing screen; Then,

• Press the M button, a movie submenu appear, then choose “Local /

Delete file / Delete all / Repeat / Exit” as you desired by using the /

and Center ( ) buttons.

a. Local Folder

• In movie submenu screen, choose “Local Folder”, a file list menu appear,

and then select folder and / or choose a desired movie file to play by

using the / and Center ( ) button.

• It will go back to movie now playing screen once a movie file is selected.

Then press the Center ( ) button to play.

b. Delete File

• Choose “Delete file”, a file list menu appear, and then choose which

movie file that you want to delete by using the / buttons.

• Once file is selected press the Center ( ) button and choose “Yes” to

confirm or “No” to cancel.

c. Delete All

• Choose “Delete all”, a dialog appear to choose, then selects “Yes / No”

by using the / button.

• Once “YES” or “NO” appear then press the Center ( ) button to

confirm.

• All movie files will be deleted once “YES” is selected and confirmed, a

“Deleting” screen appear for a while and deleting process is in progress,

then “Empty disk!” message will shown on screen for few seconds.

d. Repeat

• Choose “Repeat”, then choose “Normal / Repeat one / Repeat All /

Repeat folder / Random All / Random Folder” as you desired by using

the / and Center ( ) buttons.

e. Exit

• Select Exit to back to music now playing screen.

11. Convert Video files into AMV

Important: For Video Converter, please make sure you have installed

Microsoft DirectX 9.0 or above in your computer. When to convert Real

Media, QuickTime, MPEG format video files, please install related

DirectShow filter at first. Otherwise, AMV Converter cannot work normally.

For Media Manager in Windows XP, please make sure you have installed

Microsoft Media Player 10.0 or above, and Microsoft .NET framework 3.0.