Roku HD1000 User Guide - Page 17

Playing Music, Viewing MPEG Video - digital media player

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Shortcuts • Press the Play button to start a slideshow beginning with the highlighted image. • If there are more thumbnails than can fit on the screen, press Zoom In to page up; press Zoom Out to page down. • To rotate an image to the proper orientation before viewing, highlight the image and press the Rotate button. This is quicker than rotating in the full-screen view. • To exit the Image Viewer and return to the Main Menu, press Menu or Exit on your remote control. Exit takes you to the prior screen. Viewing MPEG Video The HD1000 has the capability of playing ATSC-compliant MPEG2 transport streams. This is the type of signal typically broadcast over the air by a local digital television station. These streams may be either standard- or high-definition, and may include multichannel audio (Dolby Digital 5.1). There are a number of PC-based products (tuner cards) that allow the recording of digital broadcast television to a computer hard disk as a transport stream. There are also some PC utilities for converting video files of other types into a transport stream that may be compatible with the HD1000, although we have not had the opportunity to test these conversion utilities. The HD1000 treats MPEG2 video clips in your media folders as images. If you play a slideshow that contains a supported video clip, the clip will play with the same timing as the rest of your images in the slideshow. For example, if your delay time is 5 seconds, and your clip is 10 seconds long, only the first 5 seconds will play, and then the slideshow will advance to the next image or video clip. (If your clip is shorter than the selected delay time, it will play the clip all the way through and continue playing the beginning again until the delay time has been reached.) If you would like to play a video clip all the way through, navigate to the clip using the Browse button, highlight the clip, and press Select on your remote. The clip will play all the way through, then loop to play from the beginning again. This continuous play will continue until you press Pause or Exit on the remote. Playing MPEG2 Video Clips Using Roku's StreamPlayer Utility Roku's StreamPlayer utility, available as a free download from Roku's website, allows playback of ATSC MPEG2 transport stream files, including seamless sequential playback of multifile recording. Visit www.rokulabs.com/support for details. Playing Music Select Listen to hear your digital music files. The HD1000 offers familiar music playing features and controls. To play music, insert a card from your MP3 player into one of the front slots, then choose the Listen option; or press Menu to navigate to a shared media source that contains your music files. The music player screen shows the songs on the media source along with the artist and album. 15

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The HD1000 treats MPEG2 video clips in your media folders as
images. If you play a slideshow that contains a supported video clip,
the clip will play with the same timing as the rest of your images
in the slideshow. For example, if your delay time is 5 seconds, and
your clip is 10 seconds long, only the first 5 seconds will play, and
then the slideshow will advance to the next image or video clip.
(If your clip is shorter than the selected delay time, it will play the
clip all the way through and continue playing the beginning again
until the delay time has been reached.) If you would like to play a
video clip all the way through, navigate to the clip using the Browse
button, highlight the clip, and press Select on your remote. The clip
will play all the way through, then loop to play from the beginning
again. This continuous play will continue until you press Pause or
Exit on the remote.
Playing MPEG2 Video Clips Using Roku’s StreamPlayer Utility
Roku’s StreamPlayer utility, available as a free download from
Roku’s website, allows playback of ATSC MPEG2 transport stream
files, including seamless sequential playback of multifile recording.
Visit
www.rokulabs.com/support
for details.
Playing Music
Select Listen to hear your digital music files. The HD1000 offers
familiar music playing features and controls. To play music, insert a
card from your MP3 player into one of the front slots, then choose
the Listen option; or press Menu to navigate to a shared media
source that contains your music files.
The music player screen shows the songs on the media source
along with the artist and album.
Shortcuts
Press the Play button to start a slideshow beginning with the
highlighted image.
If there are more thumbnails than can fit on the screen, press
Zoom In to page up; press Zoom Out to page down.
To rotate an image to the proper orientation before viewing,
highlight the image and press the Rotate button. This is quicker
than rotating in the full-screen view.
To exit the Image Viewer and return to the Main Menu, press
Menu or Exit on your remote control. Exit takes you to the prior
screen.
Viewing MPEG Video
The HD1000 has the capability of playing ATSC-compliant MPEG2
transport streams.
This is the type of signal typically broadcast over
the air by a local digital television station.
These streams may be
either standard- or high-definition, and may include multichannel
audio (Dolby Digital 5.1).
There are a number of PC-based products (tuner cards) that allow
the recording of digital broadcast television to a computer hard
disk as a transport stream.
There are also some PC utilities for converting video files of other
types into a transport stream that may be compatible with the
HD1000, although we have not had the opportunity to test these
conversion utilities.