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III. HD video output

ME3 supports HD video output, 720p or

1080i, when playing Photo, and Video.

From Setup/Video menu, you can change

the HD output. If you select 720p or

1080I, ME3 will play Photo and Video file

with the selected video resolution.

Note:

 Only component (YPbPr)

video output can support 720p,

and 1080i resolutions.

 Composite (AV OUT) video

output can only support NTSC,

and PAL resolution. If you

select HD output, using

Composite (AV OUT) video

connection, there will be no

display on TV or monitor when

playing photo and video files.

You can press SETUP key to

turn off HD Output from

Video setup menu.

 The selected resolution needs

to be supported by your TV or

Monitor, otherwise there will

be no display.

IV. Zoom in

You can ZOOM in the display when ME3 is

playing photo, video, or recorded video.

Press ZOOM key to zoom in the display,

and zoom factor will be changed from 2x,

3x, 4x, 8x, and 1x sequentially.

V. Exchange files with PC

ME3 can serve as an external HDD of PC.

When ME3 is powered on, use supplied

USB cable to connect USB Host port of PC

and USB Device port of ME3. Windows

of PC will detect HDD of ME3 automatically.

You can use file explorer to manipulate the

files in HDD of ME3.

Note:

 The OS of PC needs to be

compatible with Windows XP

and above.

 Use safely removal function in

Windows to stop the HDD

before removing the USB

connection.

 DO NOT break the USB

connection when HDD is

writing or reading.

VI. Playing DVD files

Back up a DVD video Disc into a folder in

HDD, USB or NET storage device.

Note:

 Some DVD Discs can not be

copied because of copy

protection. The backup

operation must obey your

local raw of copyright.

Please do not copy or

distribute media with

copyright.

Browse the folder and Open the video_ts

subfolder.Play the video_ts.ifo file. Usually,

the video_ts.ifo is the first file in the

subfolder. The menu of the DVD video

will be shown, you can use the remote

control to navigate the DVD video.

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