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Disc Features and Compatibility Table Disc CD-ROM CD-R CD-RW DVD-ROM DVD-RAM DVD+R and DVD-R Double-layer DVD+R/DVD-R DVD+RW and DVD-RW VCD File type Data Music Data Music Data Music Data DVD movie Data DVD movie Data DVD movie Data DVD movie Data DVD movie DVD movie Can be recorded onto No No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Plays in PC Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Varies by model Varies by model Yes Yes Plays in home or car stereo No Yes No Varies by model No Varies by model No No No No No No Plays in home DVD player No Varies by model No Varies by model No Varies by model No Yes No Varies by model No Varies by model Yes Varies by model No Yes Varies by model No Varies by model Varies by model Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No Varies by model No Yes No Varies by model NOTE: Some HP Media Center PCs come with the Double-layer DVD Writer. It supports single-layer and Double-layer DVD media. Double-layer technology gives you greater capacity and allows you to store up to 8 GB* of data on Double-layer DVD+R or DVD-R media. Double-layer is a new technology. Double-layer media compatibility will vary widely with some home DVD players and DVD-ROM drives. *1 GB is defined as 1 billion bytes when referring to hard disk drive capacity. Actual formatted capacity is less. For the latest disc compatibility information for your HP Media Center PC, go to the HP Support Web site at: http://www.hp.com/support n Double-layer DVD technology is supported by select models only. n The Sonic recording programs support the Double-layer technology. Creating Audio and Data Discs 77

Section	Page
Table of Contents	3
Welcome	7
Experience the Fun of Media Center	7
Watch and record live TV	7
The right music for the moment	7
Share your digital memories	7
Transform your living space into a theater	7
Using Media Center Features	8
Using Media Center	9
Setting Up Media Center	9
Opening Media Center using a mouse	9
Opening Media Center using the remote control	10
Media Center menu bars	10
Navigating Media Center	11
Media Center control menu	11
Using Media Center Away mode	12
Completing the setup wizard steps	13
Media Center Start Menu	14
Media Center Start menu items	14
Online Spotlight	15
Using Instant Messaging in Media Center	15
Logging in to your Messenger account	15
Changing Media Center Settings	16
Media Center Settings categories	16
Finding Additional Media Center Information	17
Using the Remote Control	19
Remote Control Buttons Overview	20
Watching and Recording TV Programs	23
Navigating My TV	23
Watching TV	24
Watching live TV	24
Controlling TV playback	25
Using the remote control in My TV	26
Using the Television Program Guide	27
Using Media Center without the Guide	27
Television Program Guide errors	28
Viewing the Television Program Guide	28
Setting up how Media Center downloads the Guide	29
Manually downloading the Guide	30
Adding a postal code to receive the correct Guide	30
Adding missing channels to the Guide	31
Editing channels in the Guide	31
Removing channels from the Guide	32
Searching for TV Programs	32
Searching for TV programs using categories	33
Recording TV Programs	34
Recording TV from the Guide	35
Recording programs manually without using the Guide	36
Recording quality and hard disk drive storage space	37
Copying recorded TV programs to DVD or CD	37
Media Copy Protection	38
Playing Recorded TV Programs	38
Playing Music Files	39
My Music	39
Using My Music with Media Center	39
Adding Music to My Music Library	40
Adding music files from your hard disk drive	40
Adding music files from a CD	41
Deleting music files from the My Music library	41
Using supported music file types	42
Playing Music Files in My Music	42
Playing an album in My Music	43
Playing a song in My Music	43
Creating a Queue List in My Music	44
Finding and Playing an Album in My Music	44
Creating a Playlist in My Music	45
Copying Music Files to CD in My Music	46
Working with Pictures	47
HP Photosmart	47
My Pictures	47
Working with Digital Images	48
Using HP Photosmart in Media Center	48
Creating your picture catalog in HP Photosmart Premier	48
Creating albums	50
Modifying a date assigned to your pictures	50
Assigning a keyword to your pictures	51
Assigning a place to your pictures	51
Searching for pictures in Media Center	52
Viewing Pictures in HP Photosmart	52
Viewing a slideshow in HP Photosmart	52
Viewing a slideshow with music in HP Photosmart	53
Editing Pictures in HP Photosmart Premier	53
Editing pictures in HP Photosmart Premier from the desktop	53
Editing pictures in HP Photosmart in Media Center	54
Sharing Pictures in HP Photosmart Premier	54
Using supported file types with HP Photosmart Premier	56
Printing Pictures in HP Photosmart	57
Creating a Backup Disc of Your Pictures	57
Using My Pictures in Media Center	58
Adding Pictures to My Pictures	59
Adding picture files from your hard disk drive	59
Viewing Pictures in My Pictures	60
Viewing pictures as a slideshow	60
Viewing a slideshow with music in My Pictures	61
Using supported picture file types in My Pictures	61
Editing Pictures in My Pictures	62
Fixing red eye or contrast	62
Cropping pictures in My Pictures	62
Rotating pictures	63
Printing Pictures in My Pictures	63
Copying Pictures to CDs and DVDs	64
Playing Videos	65
Playing Digital Videos in Media Center	65
Using Supported Video File Types	66
Transferring and Recording Video Files	66
Recording an analog video file	66
Recording a digital video file	66
Creating a CD/DVD from Video Files	67
Playing DVDs	69
Playing DVD Movies in Media Center	69
Changing the DVD Movie Language	70
Changing DVD Audio Settings	70
Listening to FM Radio	71
Playing FM Radio Stations	71
Organizing Radio Station Presets	72
Using the FM Radio and the TV Signal at the Same Time	72
Creating Audio and Data Discs	73
Erasing Rewritable Discs Before Recording	73
Working with Audio CDs	74
Verifying audio disc recorded without errors	75
Audio CD tips	75
Creating audio CDs	76
Creating jukebox discs	76
Working with Data DVDs and CDs	77
Verifying data disc recorded without errors	77
Data disc tips	77
Creating data discs	78
Copying a DVD or CD	78
Archiving Files on a CD or DVD	79
Archiving files using Media Center	79
Working with Image Files	80
Creating an image file	80
Burning from an image file	80
Disc Labeling with LightScribe	81
LightScribe requirements	81
Burning a LightScribe label with Sonic Express Labeler	81
Using adhesive disc labels	82
Compatibility Information	82
Disc Features and Compatibility Table	83
Optical Drive Quick Reference Table	84
Software Quick Reference Table	85
Creating Video Discs and Movies	87
Before You Begin Capturing Video	87
Sonic MyDVD Video Projects	88
Creating a Video Project	88
Adding files to a video project	89
Capturing video to a video project	89
Adding slideshows to a video project	90
Adding submenus to a video project	90
Editing the style of a video project	91
Editing movie files	91
Burning a video project to disc	92
Creating a Video Project with Direct-to-Disc Wizard	93
Video Quality and Disc Size	94
DVD Recording Time	95
Creating Movies Using muvee autoProducer	97
Basic Steps to Make a Movie	97
Locating the two versions of muvee autoProducer	98
Using muvee autoProducer on the Desktop	99
Getting started on the desktop	99
Capturing video from a DV camcorder	100
Adding videos	101
Adding pictures	102
Adding music	103
Selecting the style	103
Changing the settings	103
Adding an opening title and closing credits	104
Making the movie	105
Previewing the movie	105
Modifying the movie	106
Saving the movie project	107
Recording the movie project to disc	108
Using muvee autoProducer unPlugged in Media Center	109
Selecting videos	110
Selecting pictures	110
Selecting music	111
Setting the style	112
Adjusting audio and video settings	112
Making the movie	113
Upgrading muvee autoProducer	114
Using an HP Personal Media Drive	115
Setting Up the HP Personal Media Drive to Work with Media Center	115
Locating the Drive After Installation	116
Assigning a Drive Letter to the HP Personal Media Drive	116
Viewing and Storing Files	116
Playing Media Files	117
Playing Music Files	117
Viewing Picture Files	117
Playing Video Files	118
Watching TV Programs Stored on the HP Personal Media Drive	118
About Recording TV to the HP Personal Media Drive	119
Recording TV programs to the HP Personal Media Drive	120
Changing the TV recording path to the HP Personal Media Drive	120
Changing the TV recording path to the local hard disk drive	121
Disconnecting the HP Personal Media Drive Safely	121
Changing Disk Allocation	122
Updating Recorded TV List After Removing the HP Personal Media Drive	122
System Requirements to View Recorded TV Programs on Other PCs	122

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Creating Audio and Data Discs

Disc Features and Compatibility Table

NOTE:

Some HP Media Center PCs come with the

Double-layer DVD Writer. It supports single-layer

and Double-layer DVD media. Double-layer

technology gives you greater capacity and allows

you to store up to 8 GB* of data on Double-layer

DVD+R or DVD-R media.

Double-layer is a new technology. Double-layer

media compatibility will vary widely with some

home DVD players and DVD-ROM drives.

*1 GB is defined as 1 billion bytes when referring to

hard disk drive capacity. Actual formatted capacity

is less.

For the latest disc compatibility information for your

HP Media Center PC, go to the HP Support Web

site at:

http://www.hp.com/support

Disc

File type

Can be

recorded

onto

Plays

in PC

Plays in

home or

car stereo

Plays in

home DVD

player

CD-ROM

Data

Yes

Music

Yes

Varies by model

CD-R

Data

Yes

Music

Yes

Varies by model

CD-RW

Data

Yes

Music

Yes

Varies by model

DVD-ROM

Data

Yes

DVD movie

Yes

DVD-RAM

Data

Yes

Varies by model

DVD movie

Yes

Varies by model

DVD+R and

DVD-R

Data

Yes

DVD movie

Yes

Varies by model

Double-layer

DVD+R/DVD-R

Data

Yes

Varies by model

DVD movie

Yes

Varies by model

DVD+RW and

DVD-RW

Data

Yes

DVD movie

Yes

Varies by model

VCD

DVD movie

Yes

Varies by model

Double-layer DVD

technology is

supported by select

models only.

The Sonic recording

programs support

the Double-layer

technology.