Sony PCV-L630 VAIO User Guide - Page 265

3. Click the Removable Disk S: icon. 4. Create a new folder and name it "DCIM." 5. Open the DCIM folder and create a new folder named "100MSDCF." 6. Click the Start button, select VAIO, and then click PictureGear to launch the PictureGear application. 7. Select the digital images you want to save in your slide show. 8. From the PictureGear File menu, point to File Process, and then select Still Format Conversion. 9. Select Memory Stick as the Output Format. 10. Use the Browse button to select the DCIM/100MSDCF folder on the Removable Disk (S:) drive. 11. Name the file. The file name must begin with DSC (DSC0xxxx). The full file name without extension must have at least eight characters. The order in which your photos appear in your slide show will be determined by the number (xxxx) in the file name. Some examples of acceptable file names are DSC00001.jpg and DSC00002.jpg 12. Click OK to save the file. You can also add MPEG1 video files to your Slide Show by following the steps below. The order in which your video clips (MOV0xxxx files) appear in your Slide Show is determined by the number (xxxx) in the file name. 1. Insert the Memory Stick into the media slot. 2. Click the My Computer icon on the desktop. 3. Click the Removable Disk S: icon. 4. Create a new folder and name it "MSSONY." 5. Open the MSSONY folder and create a new folder named "MOML0001." 6. From the PictureGear File menu, point to File Process, and then select Still Format Conversion. 7. Copy the MPEG file into the MOML0001 folder. 8. Rename the MPEG file MOV0xxxx.mpg, where xxxx is any four-digit number. 9. To begin showing your slides, eject the Memory Stick and then reinsert it. The slide show will begin automatically. To protect data on Memory Stick media from accidental changes Memory Stick media contains a write-protect tab. The write-protect tab prevents accidental changes to information recorded on the Memory Stick media. When you slide the write-protect tab to the LOCK position, the Memory Stick is write-protected, which means you cannot delete, copy, or save information on the Memory Stick. When you slide the tab to the un-LOCK position, you can write to or modify the Memory Stick contents. To change the way the computer responds when a Memory Stick is inserted into the Memory Stick media slot Change the options on the Memory Stick tab in the PPK Setup software. Page 265