Lenovo 43N3224 manual Before using the software, Using WinDVD, Viewing Blu-ray movies

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Note: If the software fails to install silently, you can select the instructions of each package from the bottom line of the installation page.

Before using the software

Video playback requires a compatible video device driver and IDE bus mastering in order to work. See Appendix A, “Customizing the device driver configuration settings,” on page A-1for information on enabling DMA bus mastering and for locating video device drivers.

Using WinDVD

To view the video content of a Blu-ray or DVD disc, launch WinDVD from the Start menu or by clicking the shortcut on your desktop and insert the disc into the drive.

When the WinDVD is starting up, the drive light will run for several seconds, then the video output window will resize to the size of the video. Once the video is playing, the WinDVD controls can be used to navigate through the video and disc menus.

With Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate or Microsoft Windows Home Premium, you can also play DVD Video content by using the Windows Media® Player or Windows Media Center applications.

With Microsoft Windows Vista, you can also play DVD Video content by using the Windows Media Player or Windows Media Center applications.

Notes:

1.Windows Vista 64 will not always autoplay video content. For more Information, see Chapter 3, “Troubleshooting,” on page 3-1.

2.Microsoft Windows built-in applications cannot play Blu-ray movies.

3.Blu-ray movie discs will not autoplay in Windows XP. Windows XP cannot natively read the UDF 2.5 file system. Therefore, these Blu-ray movie discs are considered blank.

Viewing Blu-ray movies

You can use WinDVD to watch Blu-ray movies with the Blu-ray drive. These movies are usually of very high resolution, and have better picture and sound performance than normal DVDs. Blu-ray movies also have additional features such as games and internet content. WinDVD can play back Blu-ray movies with excellent sound and picture quality.

Most Blu-ray movies are recorded at 1920×1080 resolution. WinDVD can scale this size to fit on your monitor or into a screen window. If the resolution of your monitor is sufficient, you can watch the movies at full size.

The cost of such a large resolution is that few video cards have enough power to display some Blu-ray movies without jerking.

Important: To enable satisfactory playback of Blu-ray video, your ThinkPad computer must contain either the Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator X4500, ATI Mobility Radeon™ X3400, or Nvidia Quadro® 7300 Series graphics adapter.

Blu-ray movies are more interactive than DVD movies. In Blu-ray, the disc is enabled to determine what controls (stop, pause, etc.) function and whether the mouse can be used. Most Blu-ray discs have chapter and set-up menus that can be used while the movie is playing. Right-clicking on the video window and selecting "Pop-up on" will activate any in-line menu.

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Contents ThinkPad Blu-ray Burner Ultrabay Serial ATA Drive User Guide Page ThinkPad Blu-ray Burner Ultrabay Serial ATA Drive User Guide Page Contents Page Safety information Page General safety guidelines ServicePower cords and power adapters Extension cords and related devicesHeat and product ventilation Plugs and outletsBatteries General safety guidelines ThinkPad Blu-ray Burner Ultrabay Serial ATA Drive User Guide Installation requirements About the ThinkPad Blu-ray Burner Ultrabay Serial ATA DriveProduct description Software descriptionInstalling the drive Locating the drive controlsUsing the ThinkPad Blu-ray Burner Ultrabay Serial ATA Drive Before you beginCaring for the Blu-ray drive Loading a discUsing media Securing a disc in a vertically mounted driveManually ejecting a disc Handling and caring for a discUsing DVD-RAM media Removing the disc from the cartridgeDouble-click the CD-ROM or DVD-RAM/DVD-R/DVD-RW icon Using CDs and DVDsUsing CD-Rs and CD-RWs Installing software Using DVD-Rs and DVD-RWsUsing Blu-ray discs Viewing Blu-ray movies Before using the softwareUsing WinDVD Using DVD Movie Factory Changing the DVD and Blu-ray region codesClick Start -Programs -Intervideo WinDVD -WinDVD Click the General Properties tabUsing Burn-Now to create data and audio discs Using the QuickDrop desktop interface Using Burn-Now to copy discsUsing DVD Disc Recorder to make video discs Page Troubleshooting You cannot create a multi-session CD or DVDYou cannot eject a CD or DVD disc Blu-ray Video drops frames or is jerkyGo to Control Panel Autoplay Blu-ray video menus do not always work with the mouseWindows Vista shows a red screen Cannot close QuickDrop Enabling digital audio extraction Click the Advanced Settings tabEnabling DMA for Windows XP Page Page Page Appendix B. Service and Support Registering your optionOnline technical support Telephone technical supportPage Appendix C. Lenovo Limited Warranty What this Warranty CoversHow to Obtain Warranty Service What Your Service Provider Will Do to Correct ProblemsWhat this Warranty Does not Cover Exchange of a Product or PartYour Additional Responsibilities Use of Personal InformationOther Rights Dispute ResolutionLimitation of Liability European Economic Area EEA Warranty informationOn-site Service Suplemento de Garantía para México Courier or Depot ServiceCustomer Carry-In or Mail-In Service Cuajimalpa, D.F., México Tel 5000 Appendix D. Notices Recycling information Trademarks Appendix E. Electronic emission notices Korea Class B Compliance Japan Vcci Class B Compliance Appendix E. Electronic emission notices E-3 Page Appendix F. China Rohs Page Page Part Number 43N3224

43N3224 specifications

Lenovo 43N3224 is a notable addition to Lenovo's portfolio, designed specifically to enhance productivity and efficiency for professionals and businesses alike. This product is known predominantly as a high-quality monitor stand that supports a variety of configurations, allowing users to customize their workspace according to their needs.

One of the key features of the Lenovo 43N3224 is its ergonomic design. This stand provides adjustable height, tilt, swivel, and pivot functionalities, promoting a healthier posture and minimizing the risk of strain during prolonged use. The flexibility in positioning encourages a more comfortable work environment, which is essential for those spending hours in front of their screens.

The 43N3224 is compatible with a range of Lenovo monitors and other brands, making it a versatile choice for diverse setups. The monitor stand supports VESA mounting, allowing users to easily install monitors with standard VESA mounting patterns. This means that whether you are using a single monitor or configuring a multi-monitor setup, the 43N3224 can accommodate your requirements efficiently.

In terms of build quality, the Lenovo 43N3224 is constructed with durable materials that guarantee longevity and stability. The stand is designed to hold even larger monitors securely, ensuring that your setup remains safe while providing ample support.

Another critical aspect of the Lenovo 43N3224 is its cable management features. The stand is designed with built-in channels, which help to organize and conceal cables, keeping your workspace tidy and minimizing distractions. This feature is particularly beneficial in professional environments where a clean workstation can greatly impact productivity.

The Lenovo 43N3224 is also praised for its ease of assembly. The product comes with clear instructions and all the necessary hardware, allowing users to set it up quickly and without hassle.

In summary, the Lenovo 43N3224 stands out as an ergonomic monitor stand that complements a variety of workspaces. Its adjustable features, compatibility with various monitor types, durable construction, efficient cable management, and straightforward assembly make it an essential component for anyone seeking to enhance their workstation. Whether for office use, home environments, or gaming setups, the Lenovo 43N3224 is designed to support the diverse needs of modern users effectively.
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