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Booting up in QMedia XS

With QMedia XS, you can play CD, VCD, DVD or MP3 music files without start- ing up Windows. There are two ways of powering on your Joybook. One is the tra- ditional method of pressing the power button to boot up Windows. The other is

pressing - the Internet Explorer hotkey - to boot up QMedia XS.

Navigating around the screen

Once QMedia XS has booted up, you will see its main page on the screen. You can use the mouse or touchpad or keyboard to navigate around the screen.

The usual way of tapping on the touchpad to make a selection does not work under QMedia XS mode, you have to press the touchpad selector button to effect a selec- tion.

The following keyboard keys are functional in QMedia XS.

Key

Description

Up arrow

Move selection up

 

 

Down arrow

Move selection down

Left arrow

Move selection left

 

 

Right arrow

Move selection right

 

 

Enter

Make a selection

Esc

Move up one level

E or Del

Eject disc from the optical drive

Press <Fn>+<F1> to bring up hotkey help.

Playing Music, Pictures, Movies

As indicated on the main page, you have a choice of playing either music, pictures or movies. After you’ve selected which media type to play, you will then select from where to play the content. You can either play the media content from your hard disk or DVD-ROM drive.

For example, if you wish to play a music CD in the DVD-ROM drive, please fol- low the below steps.

1.Select Music from the main page.

2.Select DVD-ROM1 on the Music page.

3.Highlight a song from the playlist.

4.Move the cursor down to the play control panel and click on the play button to begin playing.

You can use QMedia XS to play a DVD-Video, Super VCD, VCD, Audio CD or MP3 CD placed in the optical drive.

You can also use QMedia XS to play photos and MP3 music files on the hard disk or from the optical drive except the memory card or PC card slot.

QMedia XS only supports files in FAT 32 file system. Therefore, do not format your hard disk or storage devices where the media files are located into NTFS or other file systems, otherwise QMedia XS will not be able to recognize these files. For more information about file systems, please consult Windows Help and Support Center.

When playing MP3 music, the SPDIF audio output will become unavailable.

Avoid viewing pictures larger than 2MB. Otherwise system speed will decrease dramatically.

When playing movies, the mouse and on-screen control bar function will become unavailable. However, you can still use the keyboard keys to operate.

Changing Settings

You can change settings in QMedia XS by entering the Setup page. From the main page, select Setup to enter that page. Here, you can change the Language, Video Output, Audio Output settings. Alternatively, you can return to the default set- tings by clicking Restore default settings.

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BenQ S72 Booting up in QMedia XS, Navigating around the screen, Playing Music, Pictures, Movies, Changing Settings