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User’s Manual for the Wireless Digital Media Player MP115
4-4 Videos, Pictures, and Music
November 2004 202-10038-01
Note: To display information about the video, push i on the remote control. This option is only
available when a movie is listed or playing:
Searching Alphabetically with the MP115 Remote Control
Any list of content can be searched alphabetically using the alphanumeric keypad on the remote
control. This technique is useful for quickly finding an desired selection in a long list of items.
To search a listing alphabetically:
1. Navigate to the directory that contains the desired item.
2. Press the button on the alphanumeric keypad that corresponds to the first letter of the desired
item. Pressing each button will cycle through the letters and number printed on the button. For
example, pressing 5 will cycle through J-K-L-5.
3. Continue entering additional letters or numbers. Use the
or button to backspace. The
alphabetic search is not case sensitive.
4. Press OK
to execute the search. The window will scroll to the first item that matches the
search criteria.
Viewing Pictures
Before you can view pictures with the MP115, you must use the Media server software running on
your computer to scan and locate your media files. If you want to include media files that are
stored on other computers, external hard drives, or other storage devices on the network, make
sure to select them when you scan.
Use the Pics button on the remote control, or select My Pictures from the Main menu to go to the
Pictures menu. The Pictures menu shows the following selections:
• All: Show all the digital photographs in alphabetical order, by file name. Select the desired
photographs to view.
• Albums: View photographs by albums.
• Slideshow: View all photographs in a selected directory. The MP115 automatically displays
one photo after the other. To adjust the length of time each picture is shown for a Slideshow,
see
“Setting the Slideshow Time” on page 5-2.
Note: You can browse photos by List View or by Thumbnail View; and with or without Previews.
To customize these settings, see “Changing the Display” on page 5-1.