Copying Pictures To Cds And Dvds In Windows Media Center; Playing Videos In Windows Media Center - HP A6110n - Pavilion - 2 GB RAM Getting Started Manual

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Copying Pictures to CDs and DVDs in
Windows Media Center

Playing Videos in Windows Media Center

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Getting Started
NOTE: In Windows Media Center, all pictures are copied to CDs as .jpg files.
1
Press the Windows Media Center Start button on the remote control, or click the
Windows Start Button on the taskbar and then select Windows Media
Center.
2
From the Tasks menu, select burn cd/dvd.
3
Insert writable media (CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+/-R, or DVD+/-RW) into the drive.
4
Select Data CD/DVD, and then select Next.
NOTE: If you are using a writable disc that contains data, you must select Erase
Disc to continue.
5
Select the Untitled area, and enter the name of your disc by using the numeric keys
on the keyboard or the remote control, and then select Next. Use the Backspace key
on the keyboard or the Clear button on the remote control to delete letters.
6
Select Picture Library, and then select Next.
7
Select the pictures you want to copy, and then select Next. A check mark appears
next to a picture when you select it.
8
Select Add More to add more pictures to your disc.
9
After you have selected all of your pictures, select Burn CD.
10
Select Yes. Windows Media Center displays a message if you need to insert an
additional disc to complete your recording. Windows Media Center displays a
message when your disc has been created.
11
Click Done when the disc has been created.
The Picture + Videos area in Windows Media Center makes it easy to play home video
files that you created or video files that you downloaded from the Internet.
In Videos you can:
Play videos that are stored anywhere on your hard disk drive.
Create a CD or DVD of your video files.
View your videos in full-screen mode or from an inset window in Windows Media
Center.
View small thumbnail images and the titles of your video files.

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