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Chapter 7

If you see a folder symbol with the function Series/Albums, this

means that several recordings have been put together under

the same title. Any functions can be seen along the bottom

border of the menu:

Your ﬁrst personalized play list. You can now use the list for

playback. The top part of the screen shows the information

panel with the total length of the playlist.

7.1.7 Creating a music CD

Enter the music archive and click on Options, followed by ‘1

Create Audio CD’ to start putting together content for your CD.

The left list will show your imported music. Make sure to adapt

the view if you can only see the album names by pressing left/

right and selecting the title display. Press the P+ and P- but-

tons on the remote or use the select button on the trackball

to mark an item and then OK to add it to the list on the right

(selected for CD/DVD burning). The title you have added will be

displayed in black in the list on the left, to show you that it has

already been used.

Repeat this for all other music tracks that you wish to burn

onto CD. You can add them in any order you like. The top part

of the screen will show you the expected space required on

the disc. This ﬁgure depends on the medium you are using.

If you want to change the medium to a CD, DVD, dual layer

DVD or even Blu-ray disc, use button 4 to change the medium

type. If it is not possible to select the destination medium, you

should set an MP3 quality in the options. It is also possible to

select USB as the storage medium. You can read more about

this in chapter 2.3.8. Next to the time, you can see the export-

ing ‘Options’. Especially when exporting audio, you may have

particular needs for the compression type. Your choice will be

shown here as a text.

Once you are happy with the medium type and titles chosen,

press the DVD button to begin exporting, i.e. burning the disc.

A progress bar will show you how long it will take.

7.1.8 Importing pictures in the photo archive

In the selection menu, click on the corresponding button for

pictures to call up the photo archives. These archives are used

to record photos from digital photo cameras, organize, edit

and present them. If you haven’t imported any photos yet,

the list will be empty. If you would like to import pictures now,

you should go to the options list and click on the button for

importing pictures, in order to select the source for your import

action.

If your pictures are stored on a (e.g. created by PC) CD or

DVD, you should select the appropriate source, open the DVD

drive, insert the Photo CD/DVD and close the drive again. If the

pictures are stored on a storage card, you should connect an

external card reader to the back of your device, via one of the

USB ports. The card reader is automatically recognized by the

system. If you have already stored the pictures on a USB-stick,

you should connect the stick to a USB port. It is of course also

possible to connect a camera to your DVC system, as long as

it is suitable for this.

If you want to import images via the network or via UPnP, the

software will look for any sources and list those found. Once

you have selected the source, you should import them with

OK, Add. The difference with the normal OK is the following.

OK is used to list the contents of the medium that were already

known from the last import. This does not include changes on

the medium. This way, there is no new reading time, which can

be quite long if there are lots of ﬁles. If you had not read this

medium before or if it had been changed since the last time,

you must ‘import new’.

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