Once the media is playing, it can be controlled by the remote, or an on-screen bar can be activated using the display button on the remote. Using the remote to select the folder or file will either begin playing the media or if a folder will drill down to the next level. Here’s an example displaying the contents of a portable hard drive connected to the MPLAYER using the Movies filter. When one of them is highlighted, only those types of files supported by the MPLAYER will be recognized and displayed. From left to right they are Movies, Photos, Music, Text, Flash Videos, and not visible in the photo, Files and Settings. These filters can be changed by scrolling using the remote. In the center of the Home screen are icons which filter the media types on the storage devices. These will be highlighted if a device is available on the ports.
The middle icon depicts the 2 usb ports and the last one is for the memory card slot.
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I don’t know if this is an unsupported feature, because it’s not referenced in the manual or the manufacturer’s web site. It appears there is about 100MB available which allows one to copy from the other inputs. After about a week of playing around with the unit, I discovered that this indicates internal memory in the unit. It’s not listed in the user manual and when I selected it, I received a no file found message.
The device depicted by a folder icon had me confused for a while. They indicate which devices are plugged into the MPLAYER. All functions are activated using the included remote.Īt the top right of the screen you will notice 3 small icons. Assuming you have the TV set to the correct input :-), you’ll get the Home screen above. Connect your media storage to either the usb connectors and/or the card reader. Connect the power and turn the on/off switch on the back of the unit. Plug the MPLAYER into the TV using the supplied cables or your HDMI cable.
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