Archos AV 700 MUSIC Playing Music Files

Target & Priority

If the AV 700 device is not listed, select “ARCHOS™ Default”. You will

see a Priority box appear. This control is to allow you to select which

feature of the video to be guarded. If for example you are re-encoding

a video ﬁ le that is 800x600 in resolution and 30 frames per second,

this is beyond the maximum resolution that the AV 700 can play. Thus,

the MPEG-4 Translator program will have to decrease the resolution.

Choosing LCD optimizes the ﬁ nal video format for viewing on the built in LCD screen. Choosing the TV option will

optimize the movie to keep the highest possible frame rate. You can see what the size and frame rate will be by

looking at the Video Image Size : Destination parameters. When choosing TV , it is understood that the output

will be optimized for a television, and not the built-in screen.

Start

Click on Start and the program will call Virtual Dub to start processing

the video. Depending on the power and speed of your computer, this

could take real time (a 60 minute long video re-encoded in about

60 minutes) or much longer. As shown to the left, you will see the

progress as it processes the video ﬁ le. If the Start button is grayed

out, it would be for one of two reasons. 1) The source ﬁ le is not a

true AVI ﬁ le. Even if the ﬁ le name ends with .avi, the internal ﬁ le data

determines if it is truly an AVI ﬁ le. 2) The Virtual Dub program was not

located when MPEG-4 Translator was started up. Close the program,

restart it, and make sure you locate the Virtual Dub program.

MUSIC – Playing Music Files

When you click on the music icon in the main screen, you will be sent directly to

the ARCLibrary. From here you can choose to either browse your music by the ﬁ le

system (Browse hard drive) or by music characteristics (Album, Artist, title, Genre,

Year). Use the LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN buttons to locate one of the factory

installed music samples and then click on PLAY. If you hear nothing at ﬁ rst, make

sure you have adjusted the volume control on the headphone cord.

1. Current Directory

2. Play Mode: One Directory

3. Status: Playing

4. Battery level

5. Volume (maximum:99)

6. Artist* or parent folder

7. Album* or current folder

8. Song title* or ﬁ le name

9. Next track to be played

10. Relative location in the track

11. Elapsed, remaining, and total song time

12. Time of Day

13. Album picture*

14. File format and rec info

15. Volume level meters

*If the ﬁ le contains these tag data

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