HP m7088a, m7091.uk, m7077c, m7077d, m7067c, m7063w, m7070n, m7050y (PX153AV), m7060n, m7050e (PX154AV)

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Contents Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition Software Guide USA Table of Contents Index 101 Welcome Experience the Fun of Media CenterUsing Media Center Features Completing the setup wizard steps Using Media CenterSetting Up Media Center Some of the features listed are for select models only Media Center Start MenuNavigating Media Center Other menus not shownUsing Instant Messaging in Media Center Media Center menu bars and PC control menuSelect More Programs, and then select the Messenger icon Changing Media Center SettingsLogging in to your messenger account Media Center settings categories Finding Additional Media Center InformationRemote control cannot Using the Remote ControlRemote control can Remote Control Buttons Overview Using the Remote Control HP Media Center PC Software Guide Watching and Recording TV Programs Navigating My TVWatching TV Watching Live TVControlling TV playback Live TV Using the remote control in My TVButton Action GuideUsing the Television Program Guide Important information about the Television Program GuideSettings for your Guide Viewing the Television Program GuideSetting up how Media Center downloads the Guide Manually downloading the GuideSearching for TV Programs Searching for TV programs using categories Recording icons Recording TV ProgramsRecording TV from the Guide Recording manually Recording TV without the Television Program GuideSelect Recorded TV Recording quality and hard disk drive storage spaceCopying recorded TV programs to DVD or CD Select View DVD or View CD Select Create DVD or Create CDPlaying Recorded TV Programs HP Media Center PC Software Guide My Music Playing Music FilesHP Tunes Adding music files from a CD in iTunes Using HP Tunes with Media CenterAdding Music to the iTunes music Library Adding music files from the Internet Adding music files from your hard disk driveUsing supported music file types Changing song name, genre, artist, or album in iTunesSelect Playlists or Albums Playing CDs with HP TunesCreating a Playlist with iTunes Creating and Editing a Queue List with HP Tunes Creating Music CDs with iTunesUsing My Music with Media Center My Music menu in Media CenterAdding Music to My Music Library Select Add folders on this computer, and then select NextMy Music Adding music files from a CDDeleting music files from the My Music library Playing Music Files in My Music MP3Playing an album in My Music Playing a song in My MusicCreating a Queue List in My Music Finding and Playing an Album in My MusicCreating a Playlist in My Music Copying Music Files to CD in My Music Select Create CDMy Pictures Working with PicturesHP Image Zone Plus Working with Digital ImagesKeyboard, and some tasks you can do from within Using HP Image Zone Plus in Media CenterMedia Center with your remote control. For Example, you must add your pictures to the HPCreating your picture catalog in HP Image Zone Plus Assigning a keyword to your pictures Creating albumsModifying a date assigned to your pictures Assigning a place to your pictures Searching for pictures in HP Image Zone PlusViewing a slide show in HP Image Zone PLus Viewing Pictures in HP Image Zone PlusEditing Pictures in HP Image Zone Plus Viewing a slide show with music in HP Image Zone PlusUsing supported picture file types with HP Image Zone Plus Printing Pictures in HP Image Zone PlusUsing My Pictures in Media Center Adding Pictures to My Pictures Adding picture files from your hard disk driveSelect My Pictures Viewing Pictures in My PicturesViewing pictures as a slide show Using supported picture file types in My Pictures Viewing a slide show with music in My PicturesCropping pictures in My Pictures Editing Pictures in My PicturesFixing red eye or contrast Printing Pictures in My Pictures Rotating picturesSelect More Programs Copying Pictures to CDs and DVDsMedia Center, all pictures are copied to CDs as .jpg files Playing Videos Select My Videos Using Supported Video File TypesPlaying Digital Videos in Media Center Recording an analog video file Transferring and Recording Video FilesCreating a CD/DVD from Video Files Recording a digital video fileHP Media Center PC Software Guide Playing DVDs Playing DVD movies in Media CenterChanging DVD Audio Settings Changing the DVD Movie LanguageListening to FM Radio Playing FM Radio Stations Using the FM Radio and the TV Signal at the Same Time Organizing Pre-set Radio StationsHP Media Center PC Software Guide Creating music CDs with RecordNow Creating Burning CDs and DVDsCreating Burning CDs and DVDs with RecordNow Disc, thus the termProjects tab Select Jukebox CD Creating CDs to play in your car or home CD playersCreating CDs to play on your PC Storing Files on a DVD or CD Creating a music CDStoring data files on disc Recording Video Files Copying a DVD or CDArchiving Files on a CD or DVD Select Exact CopyVideo Quality Minutes on a Setting Bit rate Hour GB DVD Using Disc Labels Creating Recovery CDs/DVDs for the PCUsing Compatibility Information Disc File type Onto Stereo Player Identifying Disc Feature and CompatibilityPlays Can be Home Recorded Or car DoubleUsing the Optical Drive Quick Reference Table Using the Software Quick Reference Table HP Media Center PC Software Guide Software With this program you can HP Media Center PC Software Guide Importing, Editing, and Burning Videos Using InterVideo WinDVD CreatorUsing muvee autoProducer unPlugged Video files to discUsing the Storyboard in WinDVD Creator Using the Preview window in WinDVD CreatorUsing the Media Library in WinDVD Creator Getting started with WinDVD CreatorClick the Record button Capturing Analog Video with WinDVD Creator Click the Capture video into hard disk buttonNew project or the Open existing Project button Editing Video Files with WinDVD CreatorInterVideo WinDVD Creator again DropAdding images with WinDVD Creator Adding audio effects with WinDVD CreatorAdding title effects with WinDVD Creator Authoring Your DVD with WinDVD CreatorAdding transition effects with WinDVD Creator Adding video filters with WinDVD CreatorMaking a movie with WinDVD Creator Recording VHS Files Direct to DVD with WinDVD Creator Getting Started with muvee autoProducerAdding Videos to Your Movie with muvee autoProducer Adding Pictures to Your Movie with muvee autoProducerSetting the Style in muvee autoProducer Adding Music to Your Movie with muvee autoProducerChanging the Settings in muvee autoProducer Making the Movie with muvee autoProducerSelect Create CD/DVD with existing video file HP Media Center PC Software Guide Using an HP Personal Media Drive HP Personal Media Drive is sold separatelyLocating the Drive After Installation Click My ComputerPlaying Media Files Assigning a Drive Letter to the HP Personal Media DriveViewing and Storing Files Playing music files with Windows Media Player You can access your music files with Media CenterPlaying Music Files Viewing Picture Files Playing Video FilesAbout Recording TV to the HP Personal Media Drive Click Settings, TV, Recorder, Recorder storageWatching TV Programs Stored on the HP Personal Media Drive Recording TV programs to the HP Personal Media Drive Changing the TV recording path to the local hard disk drive Disconnecting the HP Personal Media Drive Safely Changing Disk AllocationHP Media Center PC Software Guide Index Page Using the remote control 15 watching TV programs Searching for programs 20 settings
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m7088a, m7050e (PX154AV), m7077c, m7070n, m7091.uk specifications

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