Archos AV140, 120 Viewing Photos & Reading Memory Cards, Transferring Photos from a Memory Card

8 Viewing Photos & Reading Memory Cards

Refer to the Quick Start Guide for basic information.

8.1Viewing Photos

The Jukebox Multimedia is able to display pictures of type JPEG (progressive JPEG not supported) and BMP (4,8, and 24 bit depth) on its built-in screen or on a television (Hold the ON button for 5 seconds to change between built-in screen and video out). To view a photo, simply highlight it and click on Play. The Jukebox Multimedia will readjust the picture size to fit the screen. However, it can only resize in certain steps. Thus your images may not always fill the entire LCD screen or television screen. To fill up the entire screen, pictures should be in multiples of resolution 600x800 (PAL TV output), 600x384 (NTSC TV output), or 660x468 (Internal LCD). Use the Preview mode [F1] while viewing pictures to show picture thumbnails and to go directly to the picture you want.

Button	Action
Right	Advance to the next picture in the current folder
Left	Go back to the previous picture in the current folder
Up	Rotate viewing counter-clockwise
Down	Rotate viewing clockwise
F1	Setup: Adjust settings or set preview mode to view 1, 4, or 9 (with 100 series) images at a time.
F2	No Bar: Show F1 and F3 options
F3	More: Show file information and Delete file if desired
Off	Go back to the browser view (view directories)

8.2Transferring Photos from a Memory Card

Using one of the Memory Card Reader Add-ons from ARCHOS, you can read MMC*, Memory Stick® *, SmartMedia™, and CompactFlash™ (CF) type 1 and 2 cards, as well as CompactFlash™ Microdrives. Before connecting your Memory Card Reader to the Jukebox Multimedia, make sure the Jukebox is off. When connecting the Memory Card Reader, make sure that it “clicks” into place with both the left and right side making a firm connection. Once connected, turn on the Jukebox Multimedia. Now insert your memory card (face down for Compact Flash and SmartMedia cards). The Jukebox will recognize that you have inserted a card. It will then display the contents of the card.

With digital cameras, it is often the case that the camera stores its pictures in a subdirectory called DCIM (or even a subdirectory within that). Once you locate the images in the Compact Flash card, click on [F3] Copy, in order to choose your copy option.

You can copy a single file or all of the files of a directory to the hard drive. Select a copy option and then click on Play. You must now let the Jukebox know where you want to copy the image or images to. Once in the desired folder, scroll down past all the existing subfolders and files and you will see the option <<copy here>>. Click [F3] Copy, and your images will be copied to that folder. Once all the images are copied**, can you pull out the card from

the Memory Card Reader. The contents of the memory card will remain intact (will not be erased). You must shut off the Jukebox before unplugging the card reader from the Jukebox.

ATTENTION: If you have file types other than .jpg and .bmp on your memory card, such as .raw or .tif, to be transferred to the Jukebox,

you must make sure that in the Setup : Settings menu, the option Show all Files is on. Scroll down toward the bottom of the list of parameters to find it. If it is off, the Jukebox will filter the incoming files and copy only the playable types (.mp3, .m3u, .bmp, .jpg, and

.avi). It is not possible to transfer files in the other direction, that is, from the Jukebox multimedia to the memory card.

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