HP Media Center m7200 HP Media Center PC Software Guide - Page 91

Archiving files using Media Center, Working with Image Files, Creating an image file

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Archiving files using Media Center To archive your hard disk drive files: 1 Press the Media Center Start button on the remote control, or, with your mouse, click Start on the taskbar, and then click Media Center. 2 Select More Programs. 3 Select Media Archive. 4 Select the drive where your files are located by selecting (+) or (-). 5 Select the type of files to archive, by placing a check next to Music, Pictures, Video, and Recorded TV. 6 Select the drive where you want to archive your files by selecting (+) or (-). 7 Select Archive. Follow any onscreen instructions. n Your DVD Writer or CD Writer drive will not copy commercially available DVD movies. Most commercial DVDs are encoded to prevent unauthorized duplication. Working with Image Files The Sonic recording programs can convert all the files from a CD or DVD into a single image file (.iso), or a series of Global-Image files (.gi), (none exceeding 2 GB). You can use the image file to reproduce the original disc. Image files are typically used when you need to make multiple copies of the same disc. Creating an image file To make an image file using Sonic DigitalMedia Plus: 1 Open the Sonic DigitalMedia Plus program by clicking Start, All Programs, Sonic, and then DigitalMedia Home. 2 Click Copy, select .iso or .gif (if prompted for file type), and then click Save Image. 3 Insert the CD or DVD from which you want to make a image file. 4 Click Browse to select the location where the image file will be created. 5 Click the Save Image icon to create the image file. Burning from an image file The image file remains on your hard disk drive until you delete it. Since an image file is typically large, it is recommended that you delete it if you do not intend to burn additional discs. Creating Audio and Data Discs 85

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Creating Audio and Data Discs
85
Archiving files using Media Center
To archive your hard disk drive files:
1
Press the Media Center Start button
on
the remote control, or, with your mouse, click
Start
on the taskbar, and then
click
Media Center
.
2
Select
More Programs
.
3
Select
Media Archive
.
4
Select the drive where your files are located
by selecting (
+
) or (
).
5
Select the type of files to archive, by placing
a check next to
Music
,
Pictures
,
Video
,
and
Recorded TV
.
6
Select the drive where you want to archive
your files by selecting (
+
) or (
).
7
Select
Archive
. Follow any onscreen instructions.
Working with Image Files
The Sonic recording programs can convert all the
files from a CD or DVD into a single image file
(.iso), or a series of Global-Image files (.gi), (none
exceeding 2 GB). You can use the image file to
reproduce the original disc. Image files are typically
used when you need to make multiple copies of the
same disc.
Creating an image file
To make an image file using Sonic DigitalMedia Plus:
1
Open the Sonic DigitalMedia Plus program by
clicking
Start
,
All Programs
,
Sonic
, and
then
DigitalMedia Home
.
2
Click
Copy
, select
.iso
or
.gif
(if prompted
for file type), and then click
Save Image
.
3
Insert the CD or DVD from which you want to
make a image file.
4
Click
Browse
to select the location where the
image file will be created.
5
Click the
Save Image
icon to create the
image file.
Burning from an image file
The image file remains on your hard disk drive until
you delete it. Since an image file is typically large, it
is recommended that you delete it if you do not
intend to burn additional discs.
n
Your DVD Writer or
CD Writer drive will
not copy commercially
available DVD movies.
Most
commercial DVDs
are encoded to prevent
unauthorized
duplication.