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File Library
In the le library, the data on the media card is
displayed showing the folders and structure as
seen on the computer. Only supported media
les will be displayed.
Use the arrow buttons on your remote control to
navigate and preview the les. Press ENTER to
display the selected le in full screen mode.
[File Edit] In the le library, you have the
possibility to erase and rename les, or even
copy them to a different location and create new
folders. If more than one media card is inserted,
you can also copy les between cards.
To use this function, you have to enable it rst in
the setup menu under preferences. By default,
this function is locked, so once you have
selected preferences, press the FAST
FORWARD key to unlock it, then turn it ON.
[Disp] In the le library, select a le and press the DISP key. A pop-up menu with different
options like copy, delete, rename, new folder and properties will appear (only works if
enabled under preferences).
[Add to List] Adds the selected le to the playlist. If there is no playlist yet, it will create a
new playlist and add the le on the rst line.
[Copy] Select copy to turn on the copy mode. Press the RIGHT arrow key and choose your
destination, then press the LEFT arrow key and choose your source. Press ENTER to copy
the le or press STOP to cancel and return to the le library.
[Delete] Select delete, conrm the command and the le will be erased.
[Rename] Select rename and a virtual keyboard will appear. Type in the new name and con-
rm by clicking on OK to change the le name.
[New Folder] Select new folder and a virtual keyboard will appear. Type in the folder name
and click OK to create a new folder.
[Properties] Select properties to show detailed information about the le.
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