My Videos; Playing Videos - Philips MCP9360i Use Cases

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My Videos

With My Videos you can play video files recorded with your digital video camera or
downloaded from the Internet. Media Center saves your videos, including the TV
program recordings you made, in the Windows ® XP My Videos folder and the
Shared Video folder.
Access to Windows ® XP My Videos and Shared Video folders
Video files can be stored in folders you create and name yourself. All files should be
stored in the Windows ® XP My Videos folder and the Shared Video folder.
To open the My Videos folder:
1 Click Start on the taskbar of the Windows ® XP desktop.
2 Click My Documents.
> The My Documents window opens.
3 Click the My Videos folder.
> The My Videos window opens, displaying your available video files.
Note: The My Videos folder only appears in the My Documents window after you have
accessed My Videos in Media Center.
Adding/removing folders to the My Videos folder:
1 Press the key (8) on the remote control.
2 Select My Videos and press the OK key (19).
3 Press the i (info) key (20) on the remote control.
4 Select Add folders and press the OK key (19).
5 Select Add folders or Remove folders, select Next and follow the onscreen
instructions.
To open the Shared Video folder:
1 Click Start on the taskbar of the Windows ® XP desktop.
> The User window appears.
2 Click My Computer.
> The My Computer window opens.
3 Double click on the Shared Documents folder.
> The Shared Documents window opens. One of the folders displayed is the Shared
Video folder.
4 Double click on the Shared Video folder.
> The Shared Video window opens, displaying your available shared video files.

Playing videos

The contents of the Windows ® XP folders My Videos and Shared Video both appear
in the Media Center's My Videos window.
1 Press the
key (8) on the remote control.
2 Select My Videos and press the OK key (19).
3 Select a video folder and press the OK key (19).
> The video folder opens, displaying a list of video files.
4 Select the video file you want to play and press the OK key (19).
> The video file plays in full-screen mode.