Roku HD1000 User Manual page 19

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Sharing photos, video and music from your PC requires:

• Wired or wireless Ethernet network (Networked HD video

playback requires a wired network; wireless networks require an

optional adapter);

• PC with Microsoft

Windows

Windows XP Home Edition or Professional, with Windows File

Sharing enabled; or

• Mac OS X 10.2 or later (10.2.6 or later recommended) is required

for music and photos.

Important: Shared folder names on your PC or Mac must be 12 or

fewer characters in length.

Visit www.rokulabs.com/support for networking setup instruc-

tions specific to each supported platform.

Browsing Directories

Your Roku HD1000 scans each media source and finds all of the

media files it contains. When viewing the contents of your removable

memory card, you will see all files displayed in one list (Roku "flat-

tens" directory structures and shows one combined list of files). Press

Select while the memory card Media Source is highlighted, then

navigate to Browse or Listen to see the image and music contents.

When browsing media on your networked computer, you will see

all folders within the shared media source, making it easier to find

the files you want. After highlighting the media source from the

Main Menu, navigate to Browse or Listen then press Select to see

the image and music contents.

98, Windows 2000, Windows ME,

You can press Select to navigate to the next level down in the folder

structure, or press Play on your remote to play all media inside the

active folder (and any of its subfolders).

Notice how your path location is always displayed on the top of the

screen. You can navigate back up a level by highlighting the folder

with a Back arrow inside and pressing Select, or by pressing Exit on

your remote.

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