Philips SL300i manual Online Photos, Page 6 of, A. Go to photos.yahoo.com, Using Internet Services

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Using Internet Services

SL300i, SL400i and MX6000i

ONLINE PHOTOS

Yahoo! Photos is a part of the Yahoo! Web site that lets you store your photos to view and share from anywhere in the world. Once your pictures are uploaded to Yahoo! Photos, you can use them to make a slide show on any Streamium that has your Yahoo! account information.

To use Yahoo! Photos on your Streamium::

1 Click on Enter Account Information in the Pictures section of My.Philips.com. A window will pop up asking for Yahoo! login information. If you don’t have a Yahoo! account, you’ll be prompted to set one up.

2 Enter your Yahoo! login and password and click Accept Terms and Link Account. You should see a confirmation message. Close the window to return to My.Philips.com.

3 Click the Synchronize button to synchronize your online Yahoo! Photos account with your Streamium. Your photos will now appear on your Streamium when you select Pictures and then Yahoo! Photos.

4 If you haven’t uploaded pictures to Yahoo! Photos before:

A.Go to photos.yahoo.com.

B.Click on Create New Album and give your album a name (you might want multiple albums)

C.Click Browse to find the pictures on your computer, then Add Now to upload the pictures to your album (you can only upload JPG images).

Lex Fletcher is an award-winning photographer with over twenty-five years experience creating a variety of styles of videos and still images for broadcast television, corporations, and nonprofit organizations. He is a producer, director and editor for documentary, commercial and promotional films and video projects, and has created a digital library of video and still photographs shot throughout the world.

A BORN TO SHOOT photo gallery is automatically enabled on your Streamium as an example of the kinds of albums you can put together to easily make a slide show for your TV:

1 Use your Streamium remote control’s arrow buttons to scroll to Photos and then Born to Shoot.

2 Use your remote control’s red button to display photo information.

3 Use the yellow button to set a slide show and select timing.

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