Sunfire TGM-100C Marking Items in the Video Library, Deleting movies from the Video Library

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•Use the U or V buttons to scroll through the cover art images.

Press the OSelect button to associate a piece of artwork with your chosen movie.

It is also possible to upload images from your PC to your TGM-100 and apply these to items in the media libraries (see pg. 38).

Deleting movies from the Video Library

Deleting items is similar to editing items and, again requires you to select the item you wish to delete and then use the äOptions button.

For example, to delete a movie in the Video Library:

•Navigate to the Admin UI screen as described previously.

•Select Video Library.

•Use the Uand Vbuttons to choose Movies and then press the Tbutton.

•Use the Uand Vbuttons again to select the movie you would like to delete.

•Press the äOptions button and choose Delete Movie.

A confirmation screen will appear:

•Press the OYes button to confirm deletion of the movie.

Note: Any items you choose to delete will be permanently erased from your TGM-100’s hard disk. Anything you de- lete by accident will need to be re-recorded.

CHAPTER 4 – Admin User Interface

Marking Items in the Video Library

The mark function can be used to select multiple items within a list in the Video Library. You can then perform a single action on all of the marked items rather than repeating the same action on each item individually.

For example:

To delete multiple movies from the Video Library

•Navigate to the Admin UI screen as described previously.

•Select Video Library.

•Press the U or V buttons to highlight Movies and press the OSelect button to display the Movies list.

•Use the U or V buttons again to highlight a movie you wish to delete.

•Press the pMark button.

The mark symbol will appear next to the marked movie:

Place a mark symbol next to the other movies you wish to delete.

•Press the äOptions button and highlight Delete marked movies.

•Press the OSelect button.

If there are fewer than one hundred items in a list, you also have the option to mark all of the items in a list, without having to go through them individually.

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Contents Page Page Safety User’s Manual Contents Introduction Quick Start Using the Remote ControlQuick Start Guide Turning the Unit On and OffPlaying Music From the Library DVD/CD PlayerPlayback Transport Buttons Playing Movies From the LibraryTV UI pgs Admin UI pgsWeb Access pgs User InterfacesConnections and Remote Front View13 RS-232 Port Rear View27 11 à Library Button Remote ControlRVOLUME Button Mute ButtonGSTOP Button 18 äOPTIONS ButtonMark Button Numeric 0 to 9 ButtonsConfiguration and press OSelect Volume ControlConnections and Remote Reassigning Volume Control Controlling the Volume of the TGM-100Either Connections and Remote Power On and OffPower Off with the Remote Control Emergency ShutdownConfiguring the Remote with a Default Output Configuring Your Remote to Control Other DevicesConfiguring the Remote to Control a Television TV User Interface User InterfacesGraphical User Interfaces Main TV User Interface Playing a DVD From the Disc Player Disc PlayerRecording Playing a CD from the Disc PlayerAuto Record Default Recording QualityAutomatic Recording Manual RecordingBrowsing the Music Library Music LibraryLook Up Media Details Displaying the Audio LibraryBrowsing Playlists in the Music Library To play all Albums in the selected GenreTo play a single Album in the selected Genre TV User Interface To play a Track in a selected GenreTo Play the entire Library Playing the Entire LibraryPlay Queue Displaying the Play QueuePlaying a Playlist PlaylistsRemoving Selections from the Play Queue Saving the Play Queue as a PlaylistShuffle and Repeat playback Now Playing Screen AudioControlling Audio Playback Browsing the Movie Library Movie LibraryDisplaying the Movie Library TV User Interface Controlling Movie Playback Now Playing Screen MoviePress àLibrary to view the Home Screen Admin User InterfaceAdmin User Interface Editing the Audio LibraryEditing Genre, Year and Era names in the Audio Library Editing Track Information in the Audio LibrarySelecting Album Artwork To delete all the albums by a particular artist Marking Items in the Audio LibraryDeleting Items in the Audio Libraries To delete multiple albums from the Audio LibraryTo add multiple albums to a playlist Editing and Renaming PlaylistsEditing Movie Information in the Video Library Admin User Interface Editing the Video LibrarySelecting Movie Artwork Manual Look UpTo delete multiple movies from the Video Library Marking Items in the Video LibraryDeleting movies from the Video Library User Interface Settings Admin User Interface SetupSettings System Information Output ConfigurationAdmin User Interface Media Transfer Settings Navigating the Web UI Accessing the Web UIWeb UI Web User InterfaceWeb User Interface Manual Media Transfer Use With a Home ComputerTo Import Cover Art Files Transferring Music to your Portable Player Using iTunesMusic folder when adding to library is unchecked Exporting TGM-100 FilesMusicShare Updating the iTunes LibraryChecking the Software Version Software UpdatesChecking for Software Updates Navigating the Touch Panel User Interface Touch Panel User InterfaceDisc Eject Troubleshooting GuideDisplay Help Blank DisplayAutomatic Shutdown Surround SoundLook Up Failure Remote Control Codes Expertf Loewe Radiomarelli AMP Hardware Specifications Communications XiVA Software Customer Service Agreement XiVA Software Service Privacy Policy Microsoft End-User License Agreement Nvidia Software License Agreement Macromedia Flash Run-Time Distribution LicenseMiscellaneous Sonic Solutions End-User Licence AgreementExport Law Restrictions Open Source Software Licence AgreementUser’s Manual AMG Flow-Down License Terms Terms of Use No WarrantyUser’s Manual Trademark Information Sunfire Limited WarrantyService Assistance User’s Manual Appendix Theater Grand Media Player TGM-100 Server TGM-100C Client

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