User manual COMPAQ PRESARIO GETTING STARTED GUIDE

[. . . ] Compaq Presario Getting Started Guide Getting Started Guide The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the express statements accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as constituting an additional warranty. HP shall not be liable for technical or editorial errors or omissions contained herein. HP assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is not furnished by HP. [. . . ] When you disconnect the drive, your music files may still appear in the Windows Media Player Library. If that doesn't work, restart the PC. Disconnecting the Drive You can safely remove the drive when it is not active. When the amber activity light is blinking, the drive is active saving or transferring data. Removing the drive while the light is blinking may cause data loss or damaged files. To disconnect the HP Personal Media Drive safely: 1 Close all programs that may be accessing your HP Personal Media Drive. 2 Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray (on the Start taskbar). If this icon is hidden, click the arrows on the taskbar to display it. 3 Double-click USB Mass Storage Device to locate your HP Personal Media Drive. The name of the drive may be different if you renamed it, or it may appear as Generic Volume followed by the assigned drive letter. A Safe to Remove Hardware message appears in the system tray, letting you know that the device is safe to disconnect. 6 Disconnect the drive by removing it from the drive bay. Using the HP Personal Media Drive 33 34 Getting Started Guide Working with Digital Images Working with Digital Images You can connect a digital image source, such as a digital camera or a digital video camera, directly to the PC or through a docking station. Digital picture files you copy or download from the device appear in the My Pictures folder. You can copy digital picture files from the memory cards used by digital cameras and other digital imaging devices by using the memory card reader (select models only). Refer to "Using the Memory Card Reader" on page 19. Working with Digital Images 35 36 Getting Started Guide Playing CDs and DVDs Your PC includes software that lets you play music CDs and DVD movies (select models only). This section describes how to: · Play music CDs using Windows Media Player, or play music CDs or DVDs with iTunes. · Play DVD movies using Windows Media Player or InterVideo WinDVD (select models only). · Play video CDs (VCD) with InterVideo WinDVD or Windows Media Player. Playing Music CDs with iTunes You must have either a CD or DVD drive. If the Audio CD wizard window opens, choose Play Audio CD using iTunes from the list. If the iTunes window does not automatically open, click Start on the taskbar, choose All Programs, click iTunes, and then click iTunes. Or · 2 The music CD automatically begins to play. Or Click the CD in the source list, and then click the Play button in the upper-left corner of the iTunes window. To play a particular song, double-click the song name (or track number). NOTE: If you do not have an Internet connection, your CD is listed as Audio CD on the source list and your song names are listed as track numbers. For more information on using iTunes, click the Help menu in the iTunes menu bar. [. . . ] 4 Select the Archive Video to DVD button, and follow the onscreen instructions. Converting recorded TV to MPEG-2 format (Europe only) 1 If your project is already open, click the Edit button, and skip to step 4. 2 Click Start, choose All Programs, InterVideo WinDVD, InterVideo WinDVD Creator, and then click InterVideo WinDVD Creator again. 3 Open a project by selecting either the Start New Project or the Open Existing Project button. 6 Enter a file name and click Save. 72 Getting Started Guide Getting Help Finding Onscreen Guides The Documentation folder (select models only) in the All Programs menu contains any onscreen guides included with your PC. [. . . ]