Using Divx Connected; Using Your Remote Control; Functions By Button - D-Link DivX Connected DSM 330 User Manual

Using DivX Connected

Using DivX Connected
Once the DivX Connected™ device is configured and the DivX Connected Server is running, you navigate
through the device using the remote control.

Using Your Remote Control

Use the remote control that came with your DivX Connected device to navigate through the menus.
Pressing the 'Menu' button on any page will bring up a menu of options that are useful with that page.

Functions by Button

Button Activity
On Any Screen
On Any Screen
On Most Screens
List View &
Thumbnail View
...
Watching Video
On Any Screen
Watching Video
Thumbnail View
List View
Watching Video
Slideshow
List View &
Thumbnail View
Watching Video
On Any Screen
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Function
The Power button will turn the device on or off
The Home button will take you back to the Home screen
The Menu button will bring up the Actions menu, which reveals other
features and options for your media experience
The Number Keys double as letter keys to help you hop alphabetically
through your list of files
The Number Keys let you leap through the timeline of your video,
1/10th at a time
The Back button takes you to previous screens
The Back button will stop the video and take you to the previous menu
The directional Arrows are used for highlighting items
Up and Down let you highlight items, while Left functions like Back and
Right functions like Enter
Left and Right can be used as rewind and fast forward. Up will skip
forward 30 seconds, and Down will skip backward 10 seconds. The
Enter key acts as Play when you are rewinding or Fast Forwarding.
Left and Right let you skip photos, while Up and Down let you modify
transition time between photos
The Enter key is how you make your selections
The Enter key acts as Play when you are rewinding or fast forwarding
The Setup button will take you to the device menu, where you can
select a server and modify network and display settings
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