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4. Settings
Via the Setup menu [F1], you can adjust all the parameters of the Jukebox Multimedia.
1) To change sound settings, click Setup [F1] then [Sound]
• Click [F1] to enter the Setup screen
• Scroll to [Sound] with UP and Down Buttons
• Click Play to enter [Sound Menu]
• Scroll up and down to locate the parameter to change. Use Left and Right to change values
• Changes take effect immediately
• Click [F2] to go back then [F2] to go back to main browser screen
The setup screen
Adjusting the sound parameters
Adjusting the Play Modes
2) To change other settings, click Setup [F1] then the type
• Click [F1] to enter the Setup screen
• Scroll to settings type you want, Sound, Playmode, Repeat & Shuffle or Settings
• Scroll down to parameter to change
• Use Left or Right button to change values or click Play to enter multiple list (ex: Play Mode)
• For multiple list, scroll to desired parameter and click on Play to select
• Round point in front of parameter indicates the selected parameter (ex: Play Mode)
Sound Play Mode Repeat & Shuffle Settings
Volume
Base
Treble
Loudness,
Balance
Base Boost
Flat
Pitch
One directory
All Tracks
Single
Queue
Scan
Resume
Picture Pause
Normal
Repeat
Shuffle
Video: Internal LCD/External, TV
Standard: NTSC/PAL
LCD Brightness
Video X position
Video Y position
Language: English, Français, Deutsche
Power off time
Backlight off time
Show all files: on/off
Hard disk
Firmware version
Update Firmware
Don’t forget about the Interactive Manual on CD-ROM
Complete PDF
Manual on included
CD-ROM
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5. Recording MP3 Music
The Jukebox Multimedia & AV series are capable of recording from the built-in microphone, an analog
line source (HiFi system, Boombox, etc.), and digital SPDIF audio .
1) Click Rec’rd to enter Record
mode
2) Adjust the recording level with
the left and right buttons then
click on [F3] Start
3) Click [F3] Stop when finished
1) Click on Rec’rd to start recording
• Click [F3] to enter recording mode
• Click [F2] Setup to enter your desired recording parameters
• The default file name is RecXXXX where the Xs are consecutive numbers. This can be changed
now by clicking Play on Set Title or later by renaming the file.
• Select Source, then click LEFT or RIGHT buttons to choose the source of the audio recording
• Select the quality level in same way (Level 5 is equal to CD quality sound)
• Go back…[F2] to recording screen and adjust recording level with the LEFT and RIGHT buttons
• The meter shows the sound input level. Adjust for maximum without reaching ! warning indicator
• Click Start [F3] to start the recording
• Click Stop [F3] to stop the recording
• You can click [F2] to make incremental recordings. The file name will increase in number.
6. Playing Video
The Jukebox Multimedia 20 is capable of playing MP4 Simple Profile
.avi files of up to size 352 x 288. The more powerful JBM 120 and
AV140 can play sizes up to 640x368 in European standard and
640x352 in American standard. The jukebox will not directly play files
of type .mov, .mpg, .mpeg, nor .avi files created with codecs other than
XviD and DivX. You must use the included software on the CD to re-
encode them into the proper XviD or DivX MP4 with an MP3 sound
stream.
Like a music file, you simply select the file in the browser mode and then click on play. Use the right
button to forward fast or the left button to review in reverse.
1) Hold down ON button for external video output (television)
• Once Jukebox is on, connect the supplied cable to a television’s composite input
• The yellow lead of the cable is the video signal, the Red for Right stereo and White for left stereo
• Switch your television to line-input (often found just below channel 1)
• Go to Setup [F1] then to [Settings]then to [TV standard]
• Select NTSC for USA televisions and PAL for European televisions. Go back to browser screen.
• Press and hold the ON button for four seconds. The built-in Jukebox screen will go blank and a
video signal will be sent out to the television.
• Press and hold the ON button again to switch back to viewing on the built-in screen