User manual SONY VAIO VGN-CS220J/P

[. . . ] Click Start in the Windows ® taskbar. Click Welcome to VAIO life. Page 1 Getting Started Congratulations on your purchase of the Sony VAIO® computer!Your new, high-performance, multimedia computer combines state-of-the-art computer functionality with the latest audio, video and information technology features. Unpacking your Computer Planning an Ergonomic Work Space Page 2 Unpacking your Computer Your computer may not be supplied with all of the accessories shown, depending on the system configuration you purchased. For details on the accessories supplied with your computer, see the online Specifications sheet. Your VAIO® computer is not supplied with System or Application Recovery CDs. [. . . ] Video window -- When you click a folder on the Video window, it displays a list of Video Capsules and other recorded video contents in the cabinet. Click a Video Capsule or recorded video file to begin playback. Channel List window -- When you connect an analog device, such as a VCR, to your computer, you may need to change the channel to see video playback. Page 159 Using an Analog Device for Video Playback You can stream video content from an analog device, such as a VCR, using the VAIO Media TV server software, and watch video playback on your computer or across the network. Setting up an analog device 1. Connect one end of the A/V cable to the Video Out port on your analog device. Connect the other end of the A/V cable to the Composite Video In jacks, located on the front or back of your computer equipped with Media Center. On your computer, click Start and point to All Programs. Point to VAIO Media, and then click VAIO Media. One of the following windows appears: 3. 6. If there are other TV servers that can stream analog input on your network, VAIO Media software displays them on the server list. Click to select the computer equipped with Media Center from the server list. If your computer is the only TV server on the network that can stream analog input, then playback begins. Playback If the playback window is empty, click Select Channel. Carefully reinsert the Memory Stick media, but do not force it into the slot. To remove a Memory Stick media A small portion of the Memory Stick media remains extended when it is inserted into the Memory Stick media slot. Press the extended portion of the Memory Stick media to release it from the Memory Stick slot. The media extends further, enabling you to grasp it. Remove the Memory Stick media from the slot carefully. 2. Do not remove the Memory Stick media while the media access indicator light is on. The media or its data may become damaged. To protect data on Memory Stick media Memory Stick media contain a write-protect tab. The write-protect tab prevents accidental changes to information recorded on your Memory Stick media. When you slide the write-protect tab to the LOCK position, your Memory Stick media is write-protected. You cannot delete, copy, or save information on the media while the write-protect tab in the LOCK position. When you slide the tab to the un-LOCK position, you can write to or modify your Memory Stick media's contents. Locking the Mem ory Stick Media Page 163 Additional information about Memory Stick media If your computer does not recognize your Memory Stick® media, you may have removed the media from the Memory Stick slot before data access had completed. Remove the Memory Stick media from the slot. [. . . ] WinDVD® for VAIO® InterVideo, Inc. WinDVD software serves as a simple-to-use DVD player that offers all the features you would expect to find in a standard consumer DVD player, including advanced display and navigation features such as zoom, pan, bookmark, and time search. Contact information (By software publisher) Adobe Systems, Inc. web site http://www. adobe. com telephone 800-685-3652 hours M - F, 6 AM - 5 PM PST America Online, Inc. web site http://www. aol. com Apple Computer, Inc. [. . . ]