Pix-Star FotoConnect XD User Manual page 10

-How to access pictures stored in online album from external providers?
You can access pictures stored in your online albums from a large variety of providers such
as Picasa, Facebook, Smugmug, Shutterfly, Google Plus, Dropbox, Onedrive, FlickR, Photo
RSS, Padeleon, etc.
Before you can see them in the frame, you need first to "link" the albums on your online
personnal account:
1. Log on to your personal area on the www.pix-star.com web site
2. Choose the "My web albums" menu, then the "Import external pictures" sub-
menu to upload pictures you store in online albun from external providers
3. Here click on the logo of the provider you want to link pictures from and follow
online instructions
4. Manage your imported external pictures in the online sub-menu "My web
album" (In this sub-menu you can also remotely change the displayed slide show on
your frame)
Support for new online providers is added regularly. We invite you to contact us at
support@pix-star.com if you want a specific provider to be added. You can also log into
your account at www.pix-star.com to see new additions.
7. 2 View Online Album on your Frame
Once the pictures have been uploaded onto the web site they can be seen and
manipulated immediately, and they should be visible on the device within a few minutes.
When a picture is added to the online web album, the device will later add it onto its local
memory and slide show. When a picture is removed from the online web album, the device
later removes it from its local memory and slide show. The frame does this
AUTOMATICALLY.
In the frame, when you want to play a slideshow of an online web album, you have to:
1. Select ''My Web Album Pictures" in the Main Menu by pressing
2. Choose to "Play all the Web Album below" OR click on "Select Web Album to
Play" before selecting the content of your slide show.
3. After selecting the content, select "Play Selected Web Albums"
8. Access pictures stored inside UPnP/DLNA servers on the local
network
This device is UPnP/DLNA compatible, which makes it possible to access photos stored on
the local network inside a "UPnP/DLNA servers" directly from the device itself without
copying the pictures inside its local memory.