Dish Network 7000E User Manual

SAFETY III
PORTABLE MEDIA RECORDER 1
GETTING STARTED 5
DISH NETWORK AUDIO/VIDEO 17
SECOND SOURCE AUDIO/ VID EO 23
THE PHOTO ALBUM 37
THE BROWSER 45
THE VIDEOCORDER 49
THE SCHEDULER 53
THE AUDIOCORDER 57
SYSTEM SETUP 63
TROUBLESHOOTING 71
APPENDIX A-1

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Table of Contents

NOTES

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SAFETY

SAFETY CONVENTIONS

Throughout this user guide, there may be blocks of text indicated by symbols and printed in a
different way th an the su rro unding text. These blocks of tex t re quir e the at tent ion of the reader to
avoid hazardous situations. The hazard levels are indicated as:

BATTERY SAFETY

Your PocketDISH has a rechargeable Lithium Polymer (LiPo) battery.

This warning indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in serious injury.

This caution indicates a situation which, if not avoi ded, could dam age the equi pment or other prop ertie s.

This note indicates additional information to make you aware of possible problems and information of
any importance to help you to understand, to use and to maintain the PocketDISH.

The LiPo battery is a high capacity power source.
For your safety:

■ To charge the LiPo battery, only use the AC/DC adapter that came with the PocketDISH

■ Never leave the PocketDISH in a hot environment like your car. Ambient may not exceed 140F/60C.

Failing to do so can cause permanent damage to equipment and can result in serious personal injury.

Important Safety Precautions

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Safety

GENERAL SAFETY

1 Read and keep these instructions.
2 Heed all warnings and follow all instructions.
3 Do not use this product near water or in extreme cold.
4 Clean only with a dry cloth.
5 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other

equipment (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

6 Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs,

convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from this product.

7 Use only attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
8 Disconnect the AC/DC adapter from the power during lightning st or ms or when unus ed

for long periods of time.

9 To help avoid possible damage to the PocketDISH electronics, do not expose the

PocketDISH to excessive vibration or any magnetic objects, such as speakers, electric
motors, transformers, etc.

10 Refer all servicing to qualified se rvice personne l. Servicin g is required when thi s product

or its accessories have been damaged in any way, such as the power cord or plug is
damaged, liquid has been spill ed or object s have fall en into the product, the pr oduct has
been exposed to rain, or to moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.

Do not expose the AC/DC ada pter to r ai n or e xc es siv e moisture to avoid t he r i s k o f s hoc k or
permanent damage.

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AVOID HEARING DAMAGE

SAFE USE

SAFE DISPOSAL

Your PocketDISH respects the current regulations for limiting the output volume of consumer audio
devices to a safe level while using the headset that came with the PocketDISH. Permanent damage to
your ears will occur if headphones or ear b uds are used at a high volume level. Over time you might get
used to a higher volume level that may sound normal, but the risk of permanent damage to your ears is
still present. Set the volume level of your PocketDISH to a safe level before permanent damage to your
ears has occurred. If you start to hear ringing in your ears, reduce the volume level or stop using the
headphones or ear buds.

Do not use headsets or ear buds while you drive. The use of headsets or ear buds can be disruptive or
distracting when you have to pay attention. Therefore the use of headsets or ear buds is not
recommended while you drive or even if you are just a pedestrian. Please note that in some areas the
use of headsets or ear buds is considered to be illegal.

Your PocketDISH has a rechargeable Lithium Polymer (LiPo) battery. Dispose of the PocketDISH and
it’s batteries in accordance with local regulations. Make sure the LiPo battery is fully discharged before
disposal to avoid the possibility of a short-induced fire after disposal.

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Safety

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PORTABLE MEDIA RECORDER

This chapter gives you an overview and a description of your Portable Media
Recorder.

•OVERVIEW

•CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

•CONNECTORS - POCKETDISH

•C

ONNECTORS - DOCKING STATION

Portable Media Recorde r

About Your PocketDISH

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Chapter 1

OVERVIEW

Features include the fo llowing :

■ Video Recorder & Player:

DISH Network content,
WMV and MPEG-4.

■ Music Recorder & Player:

DISH Network content,
MP3, WMA, WAV.

■ Photo Viewer/Slideshow:

JPG, JPEG, BMP.

■ Scheduler:

to set your timers for
scheduled recording.

■ Games Console:

Mophun 2D/3D Games;

■ Built-in Help:

Additional on-screen
information.

■ Browser:

USB Mass Storage Device
for any file type.

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Portable Media Recorder

CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

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ON: shows that the PocketDISH is turned on.

2

HDD: shows that the hard drive is active.

3

CHG: a solid light shows that the PocketDISH is connected to the battery charger. If charging is
complete the light flashes.

4

TV OUT: shows that the screen content is displayed on a TV.

5

ON: turns on the PocketDISH.
Play: start s the playback of a selection.
Enter: acknowledges a selection.

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OFF: shuts down the PocketDI SH.
Sto p: stops the playback of a sel e ction.
Escape: quits a selec ti on without saving.
Exit: exits a game.

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Upper, Center and Bottom Setup keys: to open and navigate through the Setup menus, sub ­menus and options to personalize your settings. The upper and bottom Setup key are also used
as Game Control key.

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Remote control eye: recei ves the commands from the remote control unit.

9 Page Down: moves the curs or do wn one page (Disabled during Games).
10 

: moves the cursor left or right.

Previous, Next: makes a selection, advances or reverses quickly through a file.

: moves the cursor up or down or increases/decreases the volume (+/-).

11 Page Up: moves the cursor up one page (Disabled during Games).
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Speak er: reproduces the audio.

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TV/LCD key: switches bet ween the PocketDISH screen or a TV.

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Speak er: reproduces the audio.

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CONNECTORS - POCKETDISH

C

ONNECTORS - DOCKING STATION

The USB Host and Device connector type s used on the PocketDISH are: USB Mini Type A (USB-A) and
USB Mini Type B (USB-B).

Power (DC IN): connect to the AC/DC power ad apter t hat came wi th the Pock etD ISH.

USB-A (Host): connect USB (mass storage device) compatible equipment, like a
camcorder, digital photo camera or a USB stick.

Headphone (center jack): connect to the ear buds that came with the PocketDISH.
Multi-connection: connect the multi-connector from the docking station for use with

other multimedia devices.
USB-B (Device): connect to a DISH Player-DVR satellite receiver or computer.

Power (DC IN): connect to the AC/DC power ad apter t hat came wi th the Pock etD ISH.

Video: record the video only from a TV. For recording audio, also connect the analog
AV-cable to the AV in connector.

AV out: send the audio and video from the PocketDISH to a TV.

AV in: record audio and video from a TV or audio device onto the PocketDISH.

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GETTING STARTED

Use this information to get started and connect your PocketDISH to other devices.

•UNPACK THE POCKETDISH

•F

IRST TIME USE

•BASIC OPERATION

•CONNECT A DISH PLAYER-DVR SATELLITE RECEIVER

•CONNECT A COMPUTER

•CONNECT A TV

•C

ONNECT AN AUDIO DEVICE

•CONNECT THE DOCKING STATION

•CONNECT A USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE

•MAIN MENU STRUCTURE

•THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (RCU)

Getting Started

Connections and Setup

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Chapter 2

UNPACK THE POCKETDISH

Carefully unpac k the contents of the box and confirm that all the parts are included. Examine all
parts for damage that may have occurred during shipment. If you find any damage, stop

unpacking the box and contact the store where you bought the PocketDISH.

Keep the plastic packaging away from children . The plastic packaging may cling to the nose and mouth
and cause suffocation.

Keep the packaging materials for a period of time. In case of warranty claims, return the PocketDISH in
the original packaging to protect the electronics. Failing to do so might void the warranty.

CONTENTS OF THE BOX

1 PocketDISH
2 Stereo ear buds
3 Analog AV (audio/video) cable

red = right (R), white = left (L), yellow = video
4 Docking station
5 AC/DC adapter
6 USB cable
7 USB adapter cable
8 Documentation (not sho wn)
9 Remote Control with batteries (not shown)
10 Travel case (not shown)

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Getting Started

FIRST TIME USE

Your PocketDISH has a rechargeable LiPo ba ttery. Before first use , charg e t he batte ry accor ding
the given instructions.

The LiPo battery is a high capacity p ower source. Do not use another batte ry charger or AC/DC adapt er.
For your safety, charge the LiPo battery only with the AC/DC adapter that came with the PocketDISH.
Failing to do so can cause permanent damage to equipment and can result in serious personal injury.

1 On the PocketDISH, install the DC plug into the

DC IN socket.
2 On the AC/DC adapter, flip down the pins.
3 Insert the AC plug into a 110Vac/60Hz wall

socket (power).
4 On the PocketDISH, note that the CHG indicator

comes on.
5 Wait until the CHG indicator starts to flash.

This can take up to 4 hours. Now the battery is

charged and the PocketDISH is ready for use.
6 Remove the AC plug from the 110Vac/60Hz

wall socket.
7 Remove the DC plug from the DC IN socket.

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BASIC OPERATION

The PocketDISH has a battery saver which shuts down the display or the entire PocketDISH after a
certain period of time. You can change these settings in the Setup - Power menu. Note that any change
will influence battery power life span.

ON

1 Press the ON key for at least four seconds.
2 The ON indicator comes on.
3 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop

to display.

4 If the PocketDISH does not start up or

shuts down immediately, use the AC/DC
adapter to power the PocketDISH and
charge the battery.

OFF

1 Press the OFF key for at least four seconds.
2 The shut down screen displays.
3 Allow the PocketDISH time to shut down.
4 Connect the AC/DC adapter as described

to make sure that the battery stay s charged
and ready for use.

BASIC NAVIGATION

1 Use the  keys to navigate.
2 P ress ON to access a feature.
3 Press OFF to exit a feature.

POWER SETTINGS - BATTERY SAVING

1 P ress the upper Set up key to open the

Setup menus.

2 Use the upper and bottom Setup key to

select the Display setup screen option.

3 Press the center S et up key and use th e

 keys to select the Power icon and
press ON.

4 Use the  keys to navigate through the

Battery and DC-power operation settings
for Power Off, Standby, Backlight Off and

Hard Drive.
5 Use the  keys to change the setting.
6 Press OFF to activate the settings and exit

the menu.

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Getting Started

CONNECT A DISH PLAYER-DVR SATELLITE RECEIVER

When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more power than normal. Therefore
connect the PocketDISH to power to prevent an unwanted shutdown.

1 Connect the PocketDISH to power.
2 Turn the receiver and the PocketDISH on.
3 On the receiver, locate the USB port and

connect the USB cable.

4 On the PocketDISH, locate the USB-B port

and connect the USB cable.

5 On the receiver, the USB connection pop-up

displays.

6 On the PocketDISH, the "USB cable attached"

pop-up displays. The PocketDISH keys are
temporarily disabled.

7 Now you can transfer the selected files from

the receiver to the PocketDISH or manage the
content on the PocketDISH via the receiver.

8 Using the DISH Network remote control unit:

a Select Add and press the SELECT key i f you

want to transfer D ISH Netwo rk conten t to th e
PocketDISH.

b Select Manage and press the SELECT key if

you want to view or delete content on the
PocketDISH.

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Chapter 2

CONNECT A COMPUTER

When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more power than normal. Therefore,
connect the PocketDISH to power to prevent an unwanted shutdown.

The PocketDISH is compatible with Windows ME/2000/XP and Mac OS 10.2.4 or higher. Note that on
some Windows versions the PocketDISH displays in the Windows Explorer as a Removable Disk.

1 Connect the PocketDISH to power.
2 Turn the computer and the PocketDISH on.
3 On the comput er:

a Close all programs.
b Locate the USB port and connect the USB cable.

4 On the PocketDISH:

a L ocate the USB-B p ort and con nect the US B cable.
b Now the "USB cable attached" pop-up displays.
c The PocketDISH keys are temporarily disabled.

WINDOWS PC

5 Open Windows Explorer and locate the PocketDISH

drive.

6 Double click the PocketDISH drive to get full access

to its hard drive as if you are working on your PC.

MAC

5 On the desktop, locate the PocketDISH icon.
6 Double click the PocketDISH icon to get full access to

its hard drive as if you are working on your Mac.

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Getting Started

CONNECT A TV

When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more power than normal. Therefore,
connect the PocketDISH to power to prevent an unwanted shutdown.

1 Connect the PocketDISH to power.
2 Turn the PocketDISH on.

PLAYBACK

3 Install the analog AV-cable directly in the AV

connection (center jack) of the PocketDISH.

4 On your TV, locate the red (R), white (L) and

yellow (video) RCA connectors (Out).

5 Connect the RCA connectors of the analog

AV cable, and match the colors with the
applicable connectors on your TV.

6 Press the TV/LCD key for at least three seconds

to toggle between LCD and TV. When TV is
selected, the TV OUT indicator comes on.

RECORDING (VIDEOCORDER, SCHEDULER)

For detailed instructions, pl ease refer to Getting
Started - Connect the Docking Station on page 13.

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Chapter 2

CONNECT AN AUDIO DEVICE

When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more power than normal. Therefore,
connect the PocketDISH to power to prevent an unwanted shutdown.

1 Connect the PocketDISH to power.
2 Turn the PocketDISH on.

PLAYBACK

3 Install the analog AV-cable directly in the AV

connection (center jack) of the PocketDISH.

4 On your audio device, locate the red (R) and

white (L) RCA connectors (Out).

5 Connect the RCA connectors of the analog

AV cable, and match the colors with the
applicable connectors on your audio device.

6 Do not install the yellow (video) connector.

RECORDING (AUDIOCORDER, SCHEDULER)

For detailed instructions, please refer to Getting
Started - Connect the Docking Station on page 13.

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Getting Started

CONNECT THE DOCKING STATION

When connected to an external device, the PocketDISH uses more energy than normal. Therefore
always connect the PocketDISH to the power to prevent an unwanted shutdown.

If you want to record from the S-VHS connection (Video), please note that this connection operates as a
video in connection only. Do not forget to connect the analog AV cable for the audio as well.

1 Connect the PocketDISH to the docking station.
3 Connect the analog AV cable to the docking

station (AV in).
4 Connect the docking station (DC in) to power.
5 Turn the PocketDISH ON.

RECORDING (AUDIOCORDER, SCHEDULER)

6 On your audio device, locate the red (R) and

white (L) RCA connectors (Out).
7 Connect the RCA connectors of the analog

AV cable, and match the colors with the applicable

connectors on your audio device.
8 Do not install the yellow (video) connector.

RECORDING (VIDEOCORDER, SCHEDULER)

6 On your video device, locate the red (R), white

(L) and yellow (video) RCA connectors (Out).
7 Connect the RCA connectors of the analog

AV cable, and match the colors with the

applicable connectors on your

video device

.

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Chapter 2

CONNECT A USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE

A USB mass storage device, is a digital multimedia device that can communicate with another multimedia
device. For example, connecting to a computer without the need to install additional software.

Consult the user’s guide that c ame wi th your USB stick, MP3 player, digital photo or video came ra if it is
compliant with the USB mass storage device protocol. If yes, the PocketDISH can get the files from it.

1 Connect the PocketDISH to power.
2 Turn the PocketDISH and the USB device on.
3 Connect the USB adapter cable to the USB

cable.

4 On the USB device, locate the USB port and

connect the USB cable.

5 On the PocketDISH, locate the USB-A port

and connect the USB adapter cable.

6 Allow the two devices time to recognize each

other.

7 On the PocketDISH:

a The "USB device connected - Please wait ..."

pop-up displays.
b Wait until the browser screen displays.
c Now you can transfer files from the USB

device to the PocketDISH .

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Getting Started

MAIN MENU STRUCTURE

The operation of your PocketDISH is done via selection and installation menus. The options are
shown on the desktop (which appears directly after power up), are:

Some menus have sub-menus which may be displayed at the right side of your screen. With the Setup keys,
depending on the menu, you can lock and unlock the keys, access additional file info, delete or rename a
file, hide/show thumbnails, start a recording manually or create another folder to organize your files.

Video: access the folder that holds
the video files.

Scheduler: access the scheduler
from where you can set your timers.

Music: access the ARCLibrary that
holds the folders for the audio files.

AudioCorder: access the audio
recorder.

Photo: access the folder that holds
the digital photos and images.

Help: access the on-screen help.

Browser: access to display all folders

and playlists on the hard drive.

Setup: access the setup menu to
personalize the system settings. You
can modify the Display, Appearance,
Sound, PlayMode, Clock, Power,
Rating locks and System se ttings.

Games: access the game console.

Resume: continue from the last

played audio or video file.

Built-in speaker on/off: toggles
between speaker (off) and headset

(on).
VideoCorder: access the video
recorder.

Lock keyboard:

locks or unlocks the

keys for use. The

 keys still

function to set the volume.

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Chapter 2

THE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT (RCU):

RCU Function RCU AV700E

Standby/ON: when on AC power, set the PocketDISH on or in
standby.
OFF: when on battery power, shut down the PocketDISH.

Number keys: enter numerical data. 0..9
TV:

switches between the PocketDISH screen or a TV.

Play: starts the playback of a selection.
Enter: acknowledges a selection.

Page Up: moves the cursor up one page.



: to move the cursor Left, Right, Up or Down.

Page Down: moves the cursor down one page.
Stop: stops the playback of a selection.

Escape: quits a selection without saving.
Upper, Center and Bottom Setup keys: to open and navigate

through the Setup screens.

TV:

not used.

?: opens the Setup menu.
Volume +/-: increase s or decre a se s the sou nd lev el.

Volume Mute: shuts down the sound temporarily.

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DISH NETWORK AUDIO/VIDEO

This chapter helps you learn how to transfer and playback DISH Network audio and
video recordings.

•INTRODUCTION

•SEND MY RECORDINGS FROM THE DISH NETWORK RECEIVER

•PLAYBACK THE DISH NETWORK RECORDINGS

•ADDITIONAL FEATURES

DISH Network Audio/Video

Transfer and Playback

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Chapter 3

INTRODUCTION

It is possible to transfer your recorded programs from your compatible DISH Network receiver
onto the PocketDISH when connected with the USB cable. Please note that recorded content
from the DISH Network audio will also appear in the Video folder of the PocketDISH.

After you connect the PocketDISH to your compatible receiver, a pop-up message displays that
asks you what you want to do: Manage or Add the PocketDISH content.

If you select and confirm the Manage option, you can access the Video, Music and Photo folder
on the PocketDISH.

If you select and c onfir m the Add option, you c an ac cess the " My Re cordin gs" list of the re ceiv er,
which is where you can send files to the PocketDISH.

When connected, you can acce ss the PocketD ISH co nten t from t he recei ver’s Mult imedi a optio n
in the Main Menu.

For the recordings available in the "My Recordings" list of the receiver, it is only possible to transfer
content from this list to the PocketDISH, and not vice-versa.

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DISH Network Audio/Video

SEND MY RECORDINGS FROM THE DISH NETWORK RECEIVER

1 Use the USB cable to connect the PocketDISH to the receiver.
2 On the receiver’s PocketDISH pop-up, select Add. The "My Recordings" list displays.
3 On the receiver’s remote control, use UP and DOWN ARROW and SELECT to select the

recordings that you want to transfer. Before each selected event, a mark in the check box
displays.

4 Press RIGHT ARROW to Select Send Video and press SELECT. On the TV, the

"Transferring PocketDISH Events" pop-up displays.
5 Allow the receiver time to transfer the selected recordings until DONE displays.
6 On the remote control, press SELECT.

CONNECT THE POCKETDISH SELECT RECORDINGS EVENT TRANSFER IS COMPLETED

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Chapter 3

PLAYBACK THE TRANSFERRED DISH NETWORK RECORDINGS

BASIC OPERATION

The PocketDISH always remembers where you sto pped the las t file for playb ack. On the desktop , select
Resume to start playback from that point forwards.

1 Turn the PocketDISH on.
2 Allow the PocketDISH time for the desktop to display.
3 Select the Video icon (also used for playback of DISH Network audio recordings).
4 Press ON to view the folder content.
5 Select the DISH Network folder and press ON to view the video files.
6 Select the desired video file.
7 Press ON to playback the DISH Network video or audio file.
8 Press OFF to end playback.

SELECT DISH NETWORK SELECT YOUR FILES ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

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DISH Network Audio/Video

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

WHEN VIEWING THE VIDEO FOLDER WHEN VIEWING THE VIDEO FILE

■ Info: displays additional information. ■ Info: to show additional information.

■ Folder management: accesses the

folder options (if available).

■ File management: accesses the file

options (if available).

- Create: makes a new folder. - Delete file: deletes the file.

- Delete: deletes the folder and
its content.

- Rename file: renames the file.

- Rename: renames the folder. - Create Folder:

makes a new folder.

■

Hide thumbnails: displa y only
the folder and file names.

■ Show thumbnails: display

the available thumbnails.

■

Hide thumbnails: disp lay only
the folder and file names.

■ Show thumbnails: display the

available thumbnails.

■ Reset thumbna ils : d el et e the cu rrent

thumbnails and replace them with
new ones.

■ Reset thumbnails: delete the current

thumbnails and replace them wit h new
ones;

■ Built-in speaker on/off:

toggles between speaker
(off) and headset (on).

■ Built-in speaker o n/off: toggles

between speaker (off ) and
headset (on).

■ VideoCorder: access the

VideoCorder menu.

■ VideoCorder: access the VideoCorder

menu.

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SPECIAL KEY FUNCTIONS

WHEN VIEWING THE VIDEO

■ Video settings: access the PlayMode (Single, Folder, All), Sound (Bass Boost,

Bass, Treble, Balance) and LCD (LCD Brightness, Video OSD) settings.

■ Built-in speaker on, Built -i n speaker off,: toggl e s between speaker (off) and

headset (on).

■ Video speed: set Normal speed (default) or slow motion (1/2, 1/4 or 1/8). Notice

that the sound is muted during playback in slow motion.

■ Video format: set Auto (Best playback size with respect to source), Maximized

image (scaled playback with respect to source, some clipping might occur), Full
picture format (playback in original size, no clipping or scaling).

■ Set bookmark: set a bookmark manually. You can always start future playback

from this point forward.

■ Save frame as thumbnail: save t he current scene as a thumbnail for presentation

in the video browser.

■

Hide text overlay: remove the on- screen menu tempo rarily . Dep ending on the Vi deo
settings, the on-screen menu can disappear automatically after a period of time.

ON key:

■ Pause: pauses the playback.

■ Play: continues from pause.

 keys:

■ Fast Forward: advance

quickly through a file.

■ Fast reverse: reverse quickly

through a file.

keys:

■ V o lume: increases or

decreases the volume.

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SECOND SOURCE AUDIO/VIDEO

This chapter gives you the proced ure how to trans fer audio or vide o files from dif ferent
multimedia devices and play them back on the PocketDISH.

•INTRODUCTION

•INTERNET LINKS

•TRANSFER AUDIO/VIDEO FILES

•PLAYBACK A COMPATIBLE VIDEO FILE

•ADDITIONAL FEATURES

•PLAYBACK A COMPATIBLE SONG

•CREATE PLAYLISTS

•PLAYBACK PLAYLISTS

•INSTALL THE MPEG-4 TRANSLATOR

Second Source Audio/Video

Transfer and Playback

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Chapter 4

INTRODUCTION

With your PocketDISH you can transfer video files from your computer, your camcorder, USB
stick or any other multimedia device which operates as a USB mass storage device.

The PocketDISH cannot handle all video formats, but the MPEG-2 and the DivX/XviD simple
profile MPEG-4 format are supported. If you encounter a format that is not supported, it is
possible to convert the file into a format that the PocketDISH will playback.

On the hard drive of the Poc ketDISH y ou wil l find a set of P C tools ( MPEG-4 Translator) that you
can use to convert video files into a playable format. You have to transfer the folder onto your
computer, from where you can install the conversion tools.

Detailed instructions are given in the next chapter.

INTERNET LINKS

In addition to the playback of DISH Network content, the PocketDISH can also playback DivX/XviD

simple profile MPEG-4

encoded video files from other sources.

www.archos.com To buy your games and to get more information about your

PocketDISH and it’s available accessories.
www.apple.com Get more information for iTunes and Mac compatibility.
www.divx.com Get more information about the DivX video compression/downloads.
www.xvid.org Get more information about the XviD video compression/downloads.
www.virtualdub.com Get more information about VirtualDub video conversion/downloads.
www.free-codecs.com Get the latest compression/decompression (codecs) plug-ins.
www.digit al-digest.com Get the latest infor ma tion ab out d igit a l aud io and v ide o dev elo pment s .