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Setting Up the Dolby Headphone, Setting Up the Docking Device to Connect to a Network

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DVD video is visible only on the display that is set to primary. While the DVD is playing, the DVD player window on your computer display is blank or (if the DVD player window is set to full-screen mode) the entire computer display screen is blank. Setting Up the Dolby Headphone 1 Double-click the Intervideo Win DVD icon on the Windows desktop. 2 Click the Properties icon. 3 Click the Dolby Headphone tab. 4 Click Enable Dolby Headphone. 5 Select one of the four options to set the level of surround sound effects. Option 1 is a baseline stereo option and Options 2, 3, and 4 are surround sound levels. 6 Click Apply, and then click OK to close the WinDVD Properties window. 7 Click Exit. Setting Up the Docking Device to Connect to a Network NOTICE: Do not install a network adapter or a network adapter/modem combination PC Card until you complete the docking device setup. NOTICE: To prevent serious operating system problems, do not connect your computer to a docking device until the Windows operating system setup on the computer is complete. A docking device allows you to more fully integrate your portable computer into a desktop environment. For instructions and details on setting up a docking device, refer to the documentation that came packaged with the device. HINT: The Dolby headphone feature is available only if your computer has a DVD drive. HINT: Icon labels may be visible only when you place the pointer over the icon. HINT: A network adapter is also referred to as a network interface controller (NIC). Setting Up and Using Yo ur Comput er 49

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Setting Up and Using Your Computer
49
DVD video is visible only on the display that is set to primary. While the
DVD is playing, the DVD player window on your computer display is blank
or (if the DVD player window is set to full-screen mode) the entire
computer display screen is blank.
Setting Up the Dolby Headphone
HINT:
The Dolby
headphone feature is
available only if your
computer has a DVD
drive.
1
Double-click the
Intervideo Win DVD
icon on the Windows desktop.
2
Click the
Properties
icon.
3
Click the
Dolby Headphone
tab.
4
Click
Enable Dolby Headphone
.
HINT:
Icon labels may be
visible only when you
place the pointer over the
icon.
5
Select one of the four options to set the level of surround sound
effects.
Option 1
is a baseline stereo option and
Options 2
,
3
,
and
4
are surround sound levels.
6
Click
Apply,
and then click
OK
to close the
WinDVD
Properties
window.
7
Click
Exit
.
Setting Up the Docking Device to
Connect to a Network
HINT:
A network adapter
is also referred to as a
network interface
controller (NIC).
NOTICE:
Do not install a network adapter or a network adapter/modem
combination PC Card until you complete the docking device setup.
NOTICE:
To prevent serious operating system problems, do not connect your
computer to a docking device until the Windows operating system setup on the
computer is complete.
A docking device allows you to more fully integrate your portable computer
into a desktop environment.
For instructions and details on setting up a docking device, refer to the
documentation that came packaged with the device.