User manual HP Z565 Software Guide

[. . . ] HP Digital Entertainment Center Software Guide The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. HP assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is not furnished by HP. [. . . ] If you do not select the pictures you want to view as a slideshow, Media Center uses the first folder listed. If you have picture files that are not stored in folders you created, Media Center plays all files stored in the My Pictures folder. 2 Select My Pictures. 3 Select the folder of pictures you want to view as a slideshow, and then press OK. 4 Select Play Slide Show, and then press OK. 5 Press the i (More information) button on the remote control, and then select Picture Details. The picture name, location, last modification date, and resolution appear, if available. Viewing a slideshow with music in My Pictures 1 Select My Music on the Media Center Start menu. 2 Select the music you want, and then press OK on the remote control. If the music doesn't start automatically, press the Play button on the remote control. 3 Press the Media Center Start button on the remote control to go back to the Media Center Start menu. 4 Select My Pictures. 5 Select the folder of pictures, and then press OK. 6 Select Play Slide Show, and then press OK. When Media Center switches to full-screen mode, the inset window disappears, but the music continues to play. Working with Pictures 53 Working with Pictures Using supported picture file types in My Pictures You can view the following types of image files in Media Center. File extension . jpg, . jpeg . tif, . tiff . gif . bmp . wmf . png File type Joint Photographic Experts Group Tagged Image File Format Graphics Interchange Format Bitmap Windows MetaFile Portable Network Graphics Only supported image file types are displayed in My Pictures. Unsupported files are skipped in a slide show. Folder icons appear even if the images inside them cannot be displayed. Corrupted and unsupported image file types display a generic image icon but cannot be displayed in Media Center. Some file types are supported only if appropriate filters and software are installed. If the message Image cannot be displayed appears, the file may be corrupted or it may be an unsupported file type. You may need to edit your image with a photo editor and save it in a supported file format. n 54 HP Digital Entertainment Center Software Guide Editing Pictures in My Pictures Fixing red eye or contrast 1 Press the Media Center Start button remote control. 4 Press the i (More information) button 5 Select Touch Up. 6 Select Red Eye or Contrast, and then press OK. 7 After you select the options you want to fix, select Save. The picture is displayed with the new settings. on the remote control, and then select Picture Details. 8 Select Yes to save changes and replace the original picture file. Working with Pictures 55 Working with Pictures Cropping pictures in My Pictures 1 Press the Media Center Start button remote control, and select My Pictures. on the 2 Select the picture you want to edit. 3 Right-click the picture or press the i (More information) button on the remote control, and then select Picture Details. 4 Select Touch up, and then select Crop. 5 For this step, you must use the mouse and keyboard. [. . . ] See "Assigning a Drive Letter to the HP Personal Media Drive" on page 117. 6 Close Media Center. 7 Restart the HP Digital Entertainment Center. To change the TV recording path back to your local hard disk drive, follow this procedure and select your hard disk drive in step 4. 2 Open Media Center. 3 Select Settings, TV, Recorder, and then Recorder storage. 4 Under Record on Drive, select (+) to select the HP Personal Media Drive. You can also set the disk allocation and recording quality settings in this window. [. . . ]