Sony PCV-130 User Manual

Sony PC User GuidePCV-130/150\/M

Other InformationNotes on Use...183On the Power Source...

^ The S and S buttons in the TV Tuner panel skip locked-out channels. The only way to: select a locked-outiChannel is to entefithe channeTnaroe or num

Using the TV PlayerCapturing Video and AudioYou can use the TV Player to capture still images and full-motion video. Still ImagesYou can capture full-

Capture Control Panel FunctionsToCapture a stream of video and audioCapture a sequence of framesCapture still framesName a captured file Save a file a

3Using the TV PlayerReviewing Captured ImagesTo review captured images□ Click the image's thumbnail.Thumbnail areaThumbnail Border MeaningRedSele

Editing Captured ImagesThe video editing feature lets you mark start and end points in a captured clip, and save only the portion that you select.To s

Using the TV PlayerToDo ThisSet the start point of the clip. This is the first frame that will be played when you start the clip. When you use the

Changing the Setup OptionsThe TV Player's default settings should work well for most uses. You can also use the Setup screens to fine-tune the se

TabClosed Caption (TV mode only)Hot Words (TV mode only)Capture (Capture mode only)Advanced (Capture mode only)Using More AA/Description□ Display cl

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Using the Communication CenterThe Communication Center is a complete, powerful, flexible, yet simple- to-use communications system.You can use the Com

WelcomeCongratulations on your purchase of the Sony PC. Sony hascombined leading-edge technology in audio, video, computing, andcommunications to prov

To Close the Communication Center1 Click the Hbutton on the Main screen.2 Click Yes to close the Communication Center.Getting Started with the Commu

Communication Center Main ScreenCommunication Center Main ScreenYou can access most of the Communication Center’s features from the Main screen, inclu

The MENU button gives you access to other features, such as adding mailboxes, recording and changing greetings, setting up special services for your c

Using Mailboxes and GreetingsAccessing Mailboxes□ Click the MENU button on the Main screen, choose Configure and select Mailboxes. The Mailboxes scree

Accessing Mailbox OptionsYou can customize mailboxes options. For example, you can change a mailbox extension, assign or change passwords, specify a l

Using Mailboxes and GreetingsSetting the Default MailboxIf you have more than one mailbox, you must set one as the default mailbox. The default mailbo

Mailbox GreetingsA mailbox greeting plays for your callers when the Communication Center answers a call. Your mailbox contains several pre-recorded gr

Using Mailboxes and GreetingsTo Play a Greeting□ Click the PLAY button on the Greetings screen. The selected greeting is played.To Record a GreetingY

To Delete a GreetingYou cannot delete the default greeting. If you want to delete a greeting that is the default greeting, first set a different greet

Using Mailboxes and GreetingsTo Access a Different Mailbox1 Dial the telephone number of your Communication Center system. The default mailbox’s gree

Excellent customer support: Click the SOS icon to access Sony Online Support 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The SOS software enables a support rep

Using MessagesIncoming e-mail messages appear simultaneously in all mailboxes. An incoming fax or data file is placed in the default mailbox. Faxes, e

Using MessagesMessage FoldersIn Message folders, each message type (audio, fax, e-mail, and data) arerepresented by an icon. Message folders are organ

To Play or View MessagesThe digital display on the Main screen displays the number of new messages in the current mailbox. After you play each new mes

Using MessagesSending MessagesYou can use the Communication Center to send faxes in a number of different ways:□ Quick Fax — available directly on th

You can modify the following options:OptionDescriptionSpecify how faxes are positioned on the pageChange Portrait or Landscape orientation on the Pape

Using MessagesTo Send a Quick FaxThe easiest way to send a fax is Quick Fax — a short, one page message. You can attach a document to a Quick Fax.1

Filling in the Send Fax DialogThe Send Fax dialog appears when you send a fax, either from the Communication Center or from another program.i. nViwN

Using MessagesOptionPhones...Add RecipientDelete Recipient Save Phone NoteSend Fax Now ViewPrint to FileDescriptionOptions... Schedule Fax To File Cab

Using the Group FeatureTo create or change a Group:1 Click the PHONEBOOK button on the Main screen to open the Phone Book.2 Right-click the name of

Using MessagesSending E-MailIf you used the Communication Center Setup Wizard to configure the Communication Center for e-mail, the Send command conne

Setting Up Your Sony PCYour Sony PC comes with all the software titles preinstalled on your hard disk drive. Just follow these simple steps to connect

To Send an E-mail Message1 Click the CREATE MAIL button on the Main screen.The New Message dialog is displayed.2 Address and compose your message.3

Using MessagesTo Send a Data FileYou can use drag-and-drop to send a file or a Communication Center message to any computer that is capable of receivi

Filling in the Send Data DialogThe Send Data dialog appears when you send or resend data.To send data, you must specify at least the recipient’s data

Using MessagesTo Record a Message1 Click the MESSAGE button on the Main screen.The Messages screen is displayed.2 Click the REC button on the Messag

To Forward FaxesYou can forward incoming faxes to another fax number automatically. Select Options from the main menu and choose the Forwarding tab. C

Using MessagesTo Receive Data FilesWhen the Communication Center is on, it receives data files automatically. New data messages are stored in the New

Placing and Receiving Phone CallsTo Place a Phone Call1 Dial or select the number you want to call. You can:□ Dial the number using the Communicatio

Placing and Receiving Phone CallsTelephone OptionsYou can use the following telephone options:OptionDo Not DisturbDescriptionTurn Do Not Disturb on if

While having a telephone conversation, you can;OptionDescriptionAnswer call waitingClick the FLASH button to disconnect the line for five seconds to a

Notes on Use□ Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage disk drives, add-in cards, and other components. Do the procedures described in the “Upgrading

Choosing a Location for Your PCHere are some things to consider when planning your workspace:□□Stable work surface—Use a stable work surface large eno

Accessing the Phone Book□ Click the PHONE BOOK button on the Main screen, then select the Phone Book tab. Or click Phones... on dialogs that have this

Using the Phone BookFilling in the Phone Book Entry DialogThe Phone Book Entry dialog is displayed when you add or edit a Phone Book entr

The following fields and buttons are available on the Phone Book Entry dialog;OptionDescriptionFirst Name, Last NameThe person's first and last n

Using Video Phone^ If there are many entries in your phonebook, you may want specific entries to always appear j;; aseinergencyinijmbefs.: Vbu can do

Making and Receiving a CallMaking a CallA video call is a two-part process:1 Use the Communication Center to establish a voice call and converse with

Using Video PhoneAnswering a CallYou can answer an incoming call on any telephone in the house and then pick up the call using your compu

Sending a SnapshotThe Snapshot feature lets you capture one or more still photographs, either before or after establishing a video call. The options i

Using Video Phone5 Click the Send button to send your snapshot to a connected party.□ Click the Back and Next buttons to see other snapshots you’ve

Viewing Saved SnapshotsThe Snapshots feature temporarily holds snapshots you’ve sent and received. When you exit Video Phone, the snapshots are delete

Using Vídeo PhoneImproving Video QualityVideo telephone technology over standard phone lines allows you to see 7 to 12 frames (video images) per secon

Choosing a Location for Your PC□□□Furniture and posture—Sit in a chair with good back support and armrests. Adjust the level of the chair so your feet

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Getting HelpSony provides several support options for your Sony PC. When you havequestions about your PC and the preinstalled software, check these pl

The Sony e-mail support service answers your questions by electronic mail. Just send your question in an e-mail message, and a Customer Service Repres

.ijCalling SOSCalling SOSThe SOS application enables you to exchange information with a Sony Customer Support Representative (CSR). Using the built-in

To place a call to SOS1 Click the SOS icon in the VAIO Space Sky or select SOS from the Sony Folder on the Start menu.2 Click the Connect to SOS ico

Calling SOS5 When the Remote Command Security dialog box appears, select an access level by clicking one of these options:Option DescriptionFull acce

TroubleshootingThis section describes how to solve common problems you may encounter when using your PC. Many problems have simple solutions, so try t

TroubleshootingI cannot play a CD-ROM disc□ Make sure you place the disc in the tray with the label side facing up.□ Make sure the CD-ROM software

□ If the program you are using has its own volume control, check that the volume is turned up.□ Check the volume controls in the application, in the

iUsing the System Recovery CDMy keyboard doesn't work□ Check that the keyboard is plugged into the KEYBOARD connector. See “Connecting the Key

wrBack Panel OverviewThe back panel of your Sony PC contains the connectors where you plug in supplied and optional accessories. The icons on the back

□ Full Restore with Format formats the hard disk drive and then restores all the original software.! Formatting the hard disk drive removes all the in

Using the Application Recovery CDUsing the Application Recovery CDThe Application Recovery CD allows you to reinstall individual applications

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Upqrading and Maintaining Your Sony PCIn the future you may want to install additional boards to expand the functionality of your PC. This section des

Removing the CoverTo insert an add-in board, add memory, or replace the lithium battery, you need to open your Sony PC. You must remove the panels in

Removing the Cover.dO;not:h^fe' remove ttie rear;panel;tb replace the Jittiium baltef0 □ Push the tabs to unsnap and remove the rear panel.To rem

You do not need to remove the I/O bracket to add memory or replace the lithiurft: battery. ^ To remove the I/O bracket□ If you are installing or re

Inserting an Add-in BoardInserting an Add-in BoardYou can add ISA or PCI boards to the system. After removing the side and rear panels and t

Repeat until the attachment point above the hole breaks free. (You’ll feel the metal snap and hear a pop when the attachment point breaks — this is no

Inserting an Add-in Board8 Carefully remove the slot cover for the slot you have chosen.165

.uaFront Panel OverviewFront Panel Overviewi&J To open the front panel, see "Accessing the Diskette, CD-ROM, and Zip Drives" on page 27.

9 Install the add-in card by plugging it into the connector on the system board. Attach any internal cables that the board requires (see the manual f

Adding MemoryAdding MemoryYou can install an additional DIMM (dual in-line memory module) in your PC, to a maximum of 128 megabytes (MB).Total System

To install memory1 Shut down your PC and turn off all peripheral devices, such as your printer, display, and speakers.Unplug your PC.Remo

Adding Memory7 Align the DIMM over the socket.! To avoid damaging the DIMM socket, move the DIMM socket tabs slightly outward to relieve pressure. Th

Replacing the Lithium BatteryAfter several years, when the lithium battery starts to weaken, the system settings stored in CMOS RAM, s

Replacing the Lithium Battery6 Install the new battery with the plus (+) side up.! There is danger of explosion if you replace the battery incorrectl

Replacing the CoverReplace the panels in the following order:To replace the cover1 Replace the I/O bracket.Use the two screws to hold it in place.172

Replacing the Cover2 Replace the rear panel.Make sure the tabs snap into place.173

3 Replace the side panel.174

Computer BasicsUsing the KeyboardYour keyboard is very similar to a typewriter’s, but the keyboard has additional keys that perform specifi

Connecting the Sony Multimedia Computer DisplayThe Sony Multimedia Computer Display (sold separately) is an integrated audio/video unit with built-in

KeyFunction keysEscape key Print Screen keyOperator keysWindows 95 keysDescriptionThe twelve function keys along the top of the keyboard are used to p

Using the MouseUsing the MouseUsing a mouse may be difficult at first, but after you become comfortable using it, you can save a lot of time. The foll

Setting Up the Mouse for Left-Hand UseYou can control the mouse with your right or left hand. When you use the mouse with your left-hand, you may find

Using the CD-ROM DriveUsing the CD-ROM DriveTo use the CD-ROM drive, you must open the front panel. See “Accessing the Diskette, CD-ROM, and Zip

aUsing the Zip DriveTo use the Zip drive, you must open the front panel. See “Accessing the Diskette, CD-ROM, and Zip Drives” on page 27

Using the Diskette DriveUsing the Diskette DriveTo use the diskette drive, you must open the front panel. See “Accessing the Diskette, CD-ROM, and Zip

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Other InformationNotes on UseOn the Power Source□ Your PC operates on 100-120 V AC 50/60 Hz for North American countries.□ Be sure to set the voltag

□ Do not place heavy objects on the power cord.□ Do not operate the system with the cover removed. Always reinstall the cover before turning on the

Notes on UseOn Handling□ Clean the cabinet with a soft, dry cloth or a soft cloth lightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any ty

Connecting a Display, Speakers, and a MicrophoneConnecting a Display, Speakers, and a MicrophoneIf you did not purchase the Sony Multimedia Computer D

□ Always switch the power off before connecting your PC to peripheral equipment; otherwise, damage may occur to the integrated circ

Notes on Use□ Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can damage disk drives, add-in cards, and other components. Do the procedures described in the “Upgrading

On Cleaning CD-ROM Discs□ Fingerprints and dust on the surface of a disc may cause readerrors. Proper care of the disc is essential to maintain its re

IndexNumerics16-bit to 8-bit WAV conversions68A/V Wall (VAIO Space) 33, 45, 46 accessing online support26, 32 Account Setup window 31 enabling/disabli

CD Player 48, 50-56adjusting volume 51 changing playlists 56 controls 51 creating playlists 51 starting 50CD Playlist Edit dialog box52,53,54,56 CD Tr

additional components14-23 keyboard 11 mouse 11Multimedia Computer Displays nonstandard equipments phone 12power cords 13,183 precautions 185 CONTINUE

electronicdocumentation 147 equipment 185 registration 26 electrostatic discharge 159 e-mailsending 126 e-mail support148 enabling e-mail 125 encyclop

Insert Silence commandes inserting diskettes into drivel 80,181 installing additional hardware14-23 add-in boards 163-166 precaution 184installing add

minimizing glares Mix Paste commandes Mixer (A/V Suite) 48-49 controls 48 moving sliders 49 mixing sounds 48, 63 by copying over 68 model numbers ii m

3adding 14-23output modes (Video CD) 83Ppalmrest 4connecting 10 panelsremoving 160 replacing 172 Pause play button AudioView67 CD Player51 MIDI Player

Notice to Users© 1997 Sony Electronics Inc. All rights reserved. This manual and the software described herein, in whole or in part, may not be reprod

Your Sony PC is equipped with an optional palmrest that you can attach to your keyboard. Follow these steps to connect the palmrest.1 Place the keybo

IWAV Player 58 Previous track button CD Player51 Video CD Player83 Previous video button (Video File)79 Print Screen key 176 PRINTER connector 20 prin

cancel 128 data number 128 delete recipient 128 filling in 128 options 128 phones 128 save phone 128 schedule data 128 send data now 128 Send Fax dial

Audio View 67, 68 CD Player 51 MIDI Player 71 Mixer 48, 49 Video File Player 79 WAV Player 58 connecting 8, 9 precaution 185 troubleshooting 153 spinn

starting 77 video files 77adding to playlists 77 removing from playlistsSI rewinding 79 viewing 80VIDEO IN connectorsie Video Phone 134,139-145 Video

Connecting the Keyboard and MouseFollow these steps to connect the keyboard and mouse.1 Use the purple ivijvisymbol to locate the KEYBOARD connector.

You need to connect the phone line and phone to take advantage of online services, the Internet, and Sony Online Support. The phone line also enables

Connecting the Power CordsYour Sony PC is shipped with the voltage switch set to 115 volts. This is the correct setting for most homes and businesses

Connecting Additional ComponentsYou can add functionality to your Sony PC by connecting any of the following peripherals.ConnectingTV antenna or cable

^Connecting Additional ComponentsConnecting a TV Antenna or Cable TV Antenna (VHF/UHF)Connecting a TV or cable TV antenna enables you to watch and h

Connecting a Camcorder or VCR (AudioA/ideo In)Connecting a camcorder or VCR enables you to watch, hear, capture, and edit video on your computer using

..MConnecting Additional ComponentsConnecting a Digital Camera or Other Serial PeripheralYou can connect other computer peripherals, such as Sony’s di

Starting Your Sony PCAfter you connect all the cables and accessories to your Sony PC, you’re ready to turn on the PC.1 Press the power switch on the

Registering Windows® 95Registering Windows® 95The first time you turn on your Sony PC, you need to complete a few steps to register and configure the

Regulatory InformationDeclaration of ConformityTrade Name: SONY Model No.:PCV-130/150 Responsible Party:Sony Electronics Inc.Address:1 Sony Drive Park

Registering Your PCTake advantage of Sony’s commitment to quality customer support andreceive these benefits by registering your Sony PC:□ Sony Onlin

'mAccessing the Diskette, CD-ROM, and Zip DrivesAccessing the Diskette, CD-ROM, and Zip DrivesYou need to open the front panel to access the dis

3 To access the Zip drive, slide the upper panel down to the second position.4 After you finish using the drives, slide the upper panel up until you

Getting Started with VAIO™ SpaceWhat Is VAIO Space?Sony VAIO Space is a desktop environment you can use to:□ Launch applications□ Connect to online

B*The VAIO Space ScreenAs you look at the VAIO Space screen, imagine that you are standing in a room looking at three walls and a ceiling open

Exploring the SkyExploring the SkyThe VAIO Space Sky lets you access online services, Internet browsers, and Sony Online Support. The Sky contains thr

Using SOSThe SOS icon connects you to Sony Online Support. You can use SOS to exchange information with a Sony customer service representative

Exploring the WallsExploring the WallsThe VAIO Space walls help you organize and access the software on your Sony PC. Although you can see all three w

Adding and Removing Applications in VAIO SpaceIf you purchase additional software, you can add icons to VAIO Space so that you can easily launch these

Exploring the Walls4 In the Windows area of the dialog box, change drives and folders, as necessary, to select the folder containing the application.

that temporary discontinuance of service may be required. If advance notice isn't practical, the telephone company will notify you as soon as pos

To remove an application from VAIO Space^ Tfie following procedure only removes the application from VAIO Space. To remove the application and all its

Exploring the FloorExploring the FloorThe icons on the VAIO Space Floor offer convenient access to common tasks, such as getting help and switching to

Using My SpaceFor quick access to the applications you use most often, place them in the My Space window. To add software to this window, see “Adding

Exploring the FloorTo set your VAIO Space preferences1 Click the Settings icon to open the VAIO Space Setting window.2 Change any of the following o

Selecting Movies for the Video WallYou can add MPEG movie files to the Video Wall and remove the default files.To add movies1 Click the Settings icon

Exploring the FloorUsing the Windows 95 TaskbarThe Windows 95 taskbar contains the Start button and buttons representing each open application and fol

Switching to Windows 95VAIO Space and Windows 95 run simultaneously, and it’s easy to switch back and forth between them. If you don

Exploring the FloorShutting Down Your Sony PCWhen you’re ready to turn off your PC, use the following procedure.! To avoid the potential loss of data;

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Introducing the Sony AA/ SuiteThe Sony A/V Suite provides an integrated suite of software that gives you complete control of the audio/video features

ContentsWelcomeAbout this User Guide...2Setting Up Your Sony PCUnpacking

The AA/ WallIn addition to including the Sony A/V Suite, the A/V Wall provides access to your phone and, through the More A/V button, access to additi

The A/V WallComponentDescriptionTVLaunches the TV player application, which enabies you to watch TV programs and videos on your computer. See “Using t

i;-Using the MixerThe Mixer enables you to control your Sony PC’s sound sources for Windows multimedia and sound programs. The Mixer has individual co

Using the MixerTo change the Mixer volume setting1 Click the Mixer on the A/V Wall.2 Drag the slider(s) to set the volume for the selected sound sou

Using the CD PlayerThe CD Player plays regular audio CDs in your Sony PC’s CD-ROM drive. It features the same type of functionality as an ordinary CD

Other CD Player Functions ActionToggle the sound on and off Stop play Pause playGo to the next trackRewind the current trackFast forward the current t

Naming a CDIf you name the CD, the CD Player stores this information and remembers it whenever you play the CD.To name a CD1 Click the CD Player on t

Using the CD PlayerNaming CD TracksYou can name the tracks on a CD as well. The CD Player stores this information and remembers it whenever you play t

Creating CD PlaylistsYou can create a temporary playlist of the tracks you want to play during your current listening session. You c

Using the CD Player3 Select the tracks you want to add to the playlist:ActionProcedureCopy one track in the CD Tracks list to the playlistCopy all tr

Getting Started with VAIO™ SpaceWhat Is VAIO Space?...29The VAIO Space Scr

Removing Tracks from a CD PlaylistIf you don’t want to listen to specific tracks on a CD, you can remove them from the temporary playlist.To rem

Using the WAV PlayerUsing the WAV PlayerThe WAV Player lets you record and play WAV sounds (such as keyboard clicks and your own voice). You can make

5 Click the OK button to return to the WAV player. Other WAV Player FunctionsActionProcedureToggle the sound on Click MUTE.and offStop playCl

Using the WAV PlayerCreating WAV PlaylistsYou can create or customize a playlist of the WAV files you want to play (such as animal souncis or funny

3 Select the WAV files you want to add to the playlist, changing drives and folders as necessary:ActionProcedureCopy one file in the Names list to th

Using the WAV PlayerPlaying a WAV PlaylistIf you have more than one WAV playlist, you must select which list you want to play. If you have

Removing Files from a WAV PlaylistIf you don’t want to hear specific files in a WAV playlist, you can remove them from the list.To remove files from a

•jpUsing AudioViewUsing AudioViewAudioView enables you to edit WAV sounds using common editing functions, such as cut, copy, and paste. Other editing

4 Click (Play) to hear the sound.eiiaeiKiictra03130$^5 Select the segment you want to cut. See “Segment Selection Functions” below for details.Segmen

For example, to select this segmentUsing AudioViewEnd Point:Drag the mouse to here, then release.6 Click [H (Cut).tf you want to paste the data into

ContentsUsing the MIDI Player...70Playing a MIDI File...

To copy and paste data1 Click the WAV Player on the A/V Wall.2 Click the AUDIOVIEW button to display AudioView.3 Open the File menu and select Open

Using AudioViewOther AudioView Edit FunctionsActionProcedureStop play Pause playRewind the current soundClick 0 (Stop).Click ^j|?| (Pause).Click and h

Other AudioView Functions—Edit and Transforms MenusActionProcedureInsert silence (dead or fiat spot)Open the Edit menu and select Insert Silence.Copy

Using AudioViewRecording a WAV FileYou can make WAV recorciings easily using the WAV Player or AudioView.1 Select an input source (such as Mic or CD)

Using the MIDI PlayerThe MIDI Player plays and records standard MIDI (.MID) music files. You can also make playlists of your favorite music to play du

Using the MIDI Player5 Click the OK button to return to the MIDI player.Other MIDI Player Functions ActionProcedureMute the sound Click MUTE.Stop

Creating MIDI PlaylistsYou can create or customize a playlist of the MIDI files you want to play (such as files of an individual compose

Using the MIDI Player3 Select the MIDI files you want to add to the playlist, changing drives and folders, as necessary:ActionProcedureCopy one file

Playing a MIDI PlaylistIf you have more than one MIDI playlist, you must select which list you want to play. If you have only one playlist, just click

''19Using the MIDI PlayerRemoving Files from a MIDI PlaylistIf you don’t want to hear specific files in a MIDI playlist, you can remove them

Using the Communication CenterOpening and Closing the Communication Center...105Getting Started with the Communication Cent

You can make MIDI recordings easily using the MIDI Player and a MIDI instrument. Before you record a MIDI file, you must connect a MIDI instrument to

Using the Video PlayerUsing the Video PlayerThe Video Player plays AVI (.AVI) and MPEG (.MPG and .DAT) videos on your Sony PG. You can use it to make

3 Select the video files you want to add to the playlist, changing drives and folders, as necessary:ActionProcedureCopy one file in the Names list to

JUsing the Video PlayerOther Video Player Functions ActionProcedureChange between full-screen, auto-size, and user-size modeClick SCREEN.Stop full-scr

If you have more than one Video playlist, you must select which list you want to play. If you have only one playlist, just click

Using the Video PlayerRemoving Files from a Video PlaylistIf you don’t want to view specific files in a Video playlist, you can remove them from the l

Using the Video CD PlayerThe Video CD Player plays CDs in the Video CD fornaat, such as Karaoke and enhanced CDs.To play a Video CD1 Click the Video C

Using the Video CD PlayerOther Video CD Player FunctionsActionProcedureSelect an option on the video screenControl an interactive sequence (selection

ActionProcedureEnable Karaoke mode for video CDs with Karaoke contentEnable or disable the audioAdjust the initial size of the video window Adjust the

Using the TV PlayerUsing the TV PlayerThe TV Player enables you to watch up to 125 cable television channels and 70 antenna channels in smooth, full-m

ContentsUsing Video Phone... 139Setting Up Your Computer to Use Video Pho

Starting the TV Player□ Click the TV on the A/V Wall (see “The A/V Wall” on page 46). The TV Player is displayed in TV Tuner mode.Task control panel l

Using the TV PlayerTV Control Panel FunctionsToSwitch between TV Tuner and Capture modesDisplay online help Minimize the TV Player Close the TV Player

Autoscanning for TV ChannelsThe Auto Scan feature scans for all available channels and stores them.1245Click H in TV Tuner mode. Click the TV Tuner ta

Using the TV PlayerZooming an Area of the DisplayTo select and enlarge a portion of the display:1 Click within the display panel.2 Hold down the mou

Attaching and Detaching PanelsYou can detach the TV Player Control panels from the Display panel, move them to any location on your screen, and re-att

JUsing the TV PlayerCreating a Video DesktopYou can set up the TV Player to replace your desktop pattern with a live TV display when you minimize the

Displaying Closed-Captioned TextYou can display closed-captioned text that’s broadcast with NTSC television programming. The TV Player also displays c

Using the TV PlayerUsing Hot WordsWhen you turn on Closed Captioning, you can specify words and phrases that the TV Player will detect in the closed-c

7 To enable the TV Player to maximize from a minimized state, click the Enable Hot Words box.To enable the Hot Word to trigger transcription, click t

Using the TV PlayerUsing Channel LockoutChannel Lockout prevents anyone without the correct password from viewing selected TV channels. The first time