Kodak S830 Creating and playing a multimedia slide show

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Doing more with your frame

Creating and playing a multimedia slide show

Use KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software on your computer to create a

multimedia slide show with pictures and music (WINDOWS OS only). Then copy the

slide show to your frame.

Before you proceed, make sure you install or download the Digital Display Software

(see Installing the software, page10).

Creating a multimedia slide show

1Double-click the KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software icon on your

desktop to open the software .

2Click the Slide Show Editor tab.

3In Picture & Videos, click the folder or location that

contains the files you want to add to the slide show.

4In the Viewer pane, select the pictures, videos, or

music, then drag and drop them to the Slide Show

Editor.

Drag pictures in the Editor to change the play order.

5Click Save.

6For more details on creating multimedia slide

shows, click Help.

Copying a multimedia slide show to your frame

On your computer, use Digital Display Software to copy your multimedia slide shows

to a memory card or USB flash drive. Here’s how:

1In the navigation pane under Slide Shows, click a multimedia slide show.

2Drag the slide show to a connected card or USB drive in the Drag & Drop Zone.

For more details on copying from Digital Display Software to a connected device,

click the Help button in the software.

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Contents

Main Page Front/Side Views Back View Table of contents 1 2 Viewing pictures and videos ................................................................12 3 Doing more with your frame ...............................................................21 4 Changing settings and more ............................................................... 31 5 Troubleshooting and support ..............................................................37 1 Setting up your frame Setting up the stand Attaching the power cable Turning your frame on and off Navigating using the Quick Touch Borders Touch the lightsnot the screen Tapping on the right border Tapping and sliding on the bottom border Setting your language Setting the clock, date, and timer Inserting a memory card Connecting a computer or USB device Installing the software Charging the battery Charging Using battery power Monitoring battery charge level 2 Enjoying your pictures immediately! Viewing your pictures and videos Playback information Changing viewing modes Viewing pictures in collage mode Copying your computers entire picture collection 1st step, install the software 2nd step, Sync your collection on the computer 3rd step, copy or view your collection on the frame Picture Finderauto-play similar pictures Viewing thumbnails Viewing a single picture Playing a video Saving a default play location 3 Accessing menu options 22 Doing more with your frame Selecting multiple pictures Copying on your frame Notes on copying to internal memory Rotating pictures and videos Deleting pictures and videos Playing music Play music automatically Play music manually Doing more with your frame www.kodak.com/go/support 27 Working with music files on your frame * Shuffle play and Audio priority are also available in the Settings menus, page31. Creating and playing a multimedia slide show Creating a multimedia slide show Copying a multimedia slide show to your frame Changing your frame orientation Page 4 Changing frame settings Settings menus 32 www.kodak.com/go/support 33 NOTE: If Shuffle is On, pictures play in random order, regardless of this setting. 34 Upgrading your firmware (recommended) Maintaining your frame Learning more about your frame www.kodak.com/go/support 37 5 IMPORTANT: Picture frame problems 38 1 2 3 4 Resetting the clock and calendar after losing power Refreshing the battery 40 Screen messages www.kodak.com/go/support 41 6 Digital frame specifications Important safety instructions Upgrading your software and firmware Additional care and maintenance Replacing the battery Page Limited warranty Limited warranty coverage Limitations Your rights Outside the United States and Canada Regulatory compliance and advisory N137 Page Page Index 1