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Datel Design & Development MAX Media Dock User Manual

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  • Page 1 MAX Media Dock For Nintendo DS User Manual (v2)
  • Page 2 Index 1. Introduction 2. Pack Contents 3. System Requirements 4. Getting Started 4.1 Touch-Screen Navigation 4.2 Organising Content 4.3 Playing Games / Running Software 4.4 Playing Audio and Video 4.5 Using a 3 Party Media Player 5. Putting Media on your Media Dock 6.

  • Page 3: Pack Contents

    , the completely scalable media storage and playback system for your DS! MAX Media Dock is available either on its own, ready for use with your own Compact Flash memory cards or bundled with pre-installed Compact Flash such as the 1GB and 2GB versions.

  • Page 4: System Requirements

    3. System Requirements MAX Media Dock for Nintendo DS In order to get the most from , please ensure you have a computer system that meets the following system requirements: MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Computer / Personal Computer with one free USB port. USB 2.0 Processor recommended for high-speed data transfer.
  • Page 5 (see Section 7). To get started, insert the MAX Media Player DS cartridge into your DS and attach the MAX Media Dock to the GBA slot on the underside of your DS.
  • Page 6 .nds 4.3 Playing Games / Running Software Any compatible Nintendo DS programs with the ‘.nds’ file extension that you put on MAX Media Dock’s your Compact Flash card can be run by MAX Media Player. Use the MAX Media Player browser to navigate to the .nds file you want to run (it is suggested you store .nds files in the ‘GAMES’...
  • Page 7 4.5 Using a 3 Party Media Player Because MAX Media Dock allows you to run any .NDS program, you may choose to use a 3 party media player to play certain types of files. If this is the case, simply copy the alternative software to your media dock and double-tap the program to run it.
  • Page 8 Converter Where do I get MAX DS Video Converter? The MAX DS Video Converter software is included on an installation CD with some MAX Media Dock versions of . If an installation CD is not included with your version MAX Media Dock visit www.codejunkies.com...
  • Page 9 7.1 Upgrading MAX Media Player with bootme.nds MAX Media Player is programmed to automatically run a file called bootme.nds if it MAX Media Dock detects it on either your ’s Compact Flash card or other compatible storage device (see Section 8).

  • Page 10: Frequently Asked Questions

    No. To ensure maximum reliability of video playback, the media player included with MAX Media Dock has been designed to only associate itself with videos in the D3V video format. This is because D3V videos have been created using our own MAX DS Video Converter software using encoding settings optimised for the DS.
  • Page 11 Datel Design and Development Ltd. MAX Media Dock for Nintendo® DS™ and DS Lite™ is a 100% unofficial product and is NOT sponsored, endorsed or approved by Nintendo®, nor any games developer or publisher. DS™ and DS Lite™ are registered trademarks of Nintendo®.

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