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8.2 Photo Browser Contextual Menu

Just like in the browser mode, you can rename files and folders and delete them if needed, and you can create folders to sort your picture files. You simply need to press the MENU button to display the contextual menu. See the instructions given in chapter 7 on using the browser.

Info

Another feature of the photo browser is the possibility to view picture information such as the size of the picture file, the date and time it was created, and the image’s resolution. If a photo contains EXIF information, it will also be displayed. You will then see information such as the brand and model of the digital camera that took the digital photograph, the exposure time and aperture, whether the flash was used or not, etc.

Standard Info screen

Info screen with EXIF data

Save as Wallpaper

You also have the possibility to save one of your own pictures as the wallpaper for your Archos™ 204. Simply select Save as wallpaper in the contextual menu while viewing a picture or when the picture file is highlighted.

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8.3 Transferring Photos to your Archos™ 204

There are three different ways of transferring photos to your Archos™ 204 from your computer. The most suitable method for you will depend on your Archos™ 204’s USB port setting (see section 6.6 of this manual): Hard Drive or Windows Device.

8.3.1Transferring Photos in Hard Drive Mode

If your Archos™ 204 operates in Hard Drive mode, you can simply copy your pictures onto it:

•connect your Archos™ 204 to your computer (see chapter 10 of this manual).

•on your computer, locate the pictures you want to transfer, select them and copy them (right click > copy).

•open ‘My Computer’ and double click on the Archos™ 204 hard drive.

•open the Pictures folder of your Archos™ 204’s hard drive and paste your pictures there (right click > paste). Note that your photos must go in the Pictures folder if you want to be able to view them directly on your Archos™ 204.

8.3.2Transferring Photos in Windows Device Mode

If your Archos™ 204 operates in Windows Device mode, choose one of the following methods.

Copy Photos to the Media/Pictures folder

•connect your Archos™ 204 to your computer (see chapter 10 of this manual). If an ‘MTP Media Player‘ window pops up asking what you want to do, select ‘take no action’ and click on OK.

•on your computer, locate the pictures you want to transfer, select them and copy them (right click > copy).

•open ‘My Computer’ and double click on the Archos™ 204 device.

•open the Media folder, and then the Pictures folder of your Archos™ 204 device and paste your pictures there (right click > paste). Note that your photos must go in the Pictures folder if you want to be able to view them directly on your Archos™ 204.

Sync with Windows Media® Player 10 or 11

If you use the Windows Media® Player library to manage your photos, you can synchronize your Archos™ 204 device to your computer’s library. (see section 4.1 of this manual to learn how to use Windows Media® Player to synchronize your pictures and music automatically).

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204 specifications

The Archos 204 is a compact and versatile portable media player that gained attention upon its release for its impressive features and user-friendly design. With a striking blend of functionality and portability, the Archos 204 quickly became a popular choice among consumers looking for an efficient way to enjoy music, videos, and photos on-the-go.

One of the standout features of the Archos 204 is its capacity to store up to 20GB of content, which allows users to carry thousands of songs as well as videos and images. This generous storage space was particularly appealing to those looking to consolidate their media collections into a single device. The device features a bright 2.4-inch color display, which enhances the viewing experience for video playback and photo browsing.

The versatility of the Archos 204 extends beyond music and video playback. It supports a variety of video formats, including MPEG-4 and WMV, making it a flexible option for users who want to watch their favorite shows or movies. The Archos 204 also includes an easy-to-use interface, which simplifies the navigation of playlists, video files, and image galleries.

Another significant characteristic of the Archos 204 is its audio quality. Equipped with built-in stereo speakers, it delivers a surprisingly rich and clear sound, allowing users to enjoy their music without needing external headphones or speakers. It also supports popular audio formats such as MP3, WMA, and WAV, ensuring compatibility with most audio files.

For those who value connectivity, the Archos 204 provides USB 2.0 support, enabling fast data transfer with computers for easy syncing of media files. This feature allows users to quickly update their libraries and keep their content fresh without hassle.

In terms of battery life, the Archos 204 offered users a robust performance, allowing for several hours of continuous playback on a single charge. This was particularly useful for long journeys or extended use outside the home.

Overall, the Archos 204 encapsulates a blend of convenient features, ample storage capacity, and quality audio-visual performance, making it an outstanding choice for media enthusiasts seeking a reliable portable player. Its balance of form and function makes it a memorable entry in the world of portable media technology, appealing to a wide array of users looking to enhance their digital experience.
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