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Home Multi media Cent er Movie Cube V120 H User ’ s Manual (V ersion 1.0.3)[...]
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T able of Co ntent s 1. User Infor mation ........... ............ ............ ............ ...................... ............ ............ ..................... ... 3 1.1 Caution ............. ............ ............ .................... ............ ............ ...................... ............ ............ . 3 2. Product Int roduction ...[...]
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1. User Informatio n 1.1 Caution This player ’s design and m anufacture has your s afet y in mind. In order to safely and eff ectively use this pla yer , please rea d the follo wing before usa ge. 1.1.1 Usage c autions User should not modif y this pla yer . If comm ercial har d disk is being us ed, the env ironmental temperature s hould be with i[...]
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- Physical im pact may create bad sector in the hard disk , you can use CH KDSK to f ix the problem . - All data s tored in the pla yer m a y be lost d ue to ph ysical im pact, electrica l s hock , pow er lost, HDD form at etc. Please ba ckup your data. - It is suggested to do def ragment after a long per iod of usage. - Regu larly backup th e d at[...]
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2. Product Introd uction 2.1 Product Overview Thank you very muc h f or purchasing the Mo vie Cube V120H. In the digital era , th is product is a great home entertainment partner . W ith the outst anding design, you can enjoy Full HD movies an d mus ic, view p hotos of precious mom ents. The editing function pro vides you with an e asy way to save [...]
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W MV/ASF/RM/RMVB/FL V Music Pla yback • Fast forward/re wind • Shuffle • Repeat • Music form at: MP3/OGG/W MA/WA V/FLAC File Cop y • Supports cop ying & moving files am ong USB, CARD, HDD, a nd Network Note : All the inform ation contained in this manual was correc t at th e time of public ation. However , as our engineers are always [...]
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2.3. Connection 2.3.1 Connect to Comput er (1) Make s ure the player is powered o n; (2) Plug in the s quarish co nnector of the USB cable to this pla yer ’s USB DEVICE p ort; (3) Plug in the rec tangular connect or of the U SB cable to c omputer . 2.3.2 USB M ass Storage Device (lik e USB stick, M P3, USB HDD etc.) Co nnection (1) Make s ure the[...]
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2.3.3 Connecting a Memor y Card Memor y card can be used by inserting t o the card sl ot (1) Follow the p icture to inser t the mem ory card to the c ard slot proper ly; (2) Insert the c ard by follo wing the arro w pointer in the picture. In this wa y , you can bro wse c ontents on the mem ory card. Removing a USB Device or M emory Card In order t[...]
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2.3.4.2 Y/Pb/Pr Compone nt OUT (1) Follow the p icture and p lug in the 3 c olor connector to the p layer ’s Y/Pb/Pr jack ; (2) Follow the p icture and p lug in the 3 c olor connector to the TV’s Y/Pb/Pr jack. Audio Connecti on while us ing Y/Pb/Pr Video out: First m ethod: use the aud io output from the A/V OUT jack; Second m ethod: use the au[...]
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In this wa y , you can h ave the highest quality video a nd audio via a single ca ble. 2.3.5 Digital Audio Device con nection (1) Follow the p icture and plu g in the RCA co nnector on y our coax ial cable to the pla yer ’s S/PDIF Coax ial jac k. Or if you us e o ptical f iber , please plug in th e T oslink connector on your optical fiber to th e[...]
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2.3.7 Ethernet co nnection T o connect to a LAN (Local Area Networ k) you require a cat5, cat5e or cat6 network cable (not supplied). (1) Connect on e of the cr ystal plugs on the cable to the pla yer’s RJ4 5 LAN sock et; (2) Connect t he other cr ystal plug on th e cable to a R J45 LAN port on your router , switch, or hub devices.[...]
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2.3.8 WL AN connection (1) Make s ure the player is powered o n; (2) Plug t he W ireless LAN USB Adapter (i.e . W i-Fi USB Dongle) to the USB HOST port of the player . 2.4 Front Panel 1. POW ER / ST ANDBY indicator 2. VFD Scree n 2.5 Side Panel 1. USB DEVICE p ort 2. USB HOST x2 port 3. CARD slot[...]
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2.6 Back Panel 1.DC-IN jack 2. Y/Pb/Pr OUT jack 3. A/V OUT j ack 4. HDMI jack 5. RJ45 LAN s ocket 6. S/PDIF COAX IAL jack 7. S/PDIF OPT ICAL jack 2.7 Menu Language The s ystem language of this pla yer can be s et to E nglish or ot her languag es. Chang e the language you wish in the s etup menu, the se lected la nguage will take eff ect immediately[...]
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Note : This page can be als o accessed via Setup -> S ystem -> HDD Format menu. - S tep 2: Se lect Format , pr ess ENT ER , and then h ard disk format will start. The form atting procedure will be f inished within a fe w m inutes. And then you can use the hard disk properl y on the pla yer . Note : HDD f ormat will rem ove all data stored on [...]
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2.9 Remote Control 1. MUTE 2. OPTION 3. SETUP 4. INFO 5. AUDIO 6. HOME 7. UP 8. LEFT 9. OK 10. DO WN 1 1. VOL- 1 2.Numeric buttons 13. SLO W 14. P AUSE 15. PLA Y 16. FR 17. FF 18. A-B 19. REPEA T 20. HELP 21. EJECT 22. SELEC T 23. SUBTITL E 24. PREV 25. NEXT 26. ST OP 27. SEAR CH 28. VOL+ 29. RIGHT 30. RETU RN 31. ZOOM 32. COPY 33. TV SYS. 34. 35. [...]
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1 1 VOL- Press to decr ease the volu m e. 12 Numeric buttons Press to enter channel number s or numeric input when changing setti ngs. 13 SLO W Press to pl ay bac k in s low m otion. Press the PLA Y button to resum e regular pla yback. 14 P AUSE Press to pause t he current playback ; Press again to s tep to the n ext fr ame; Press to pause t he dow[...]
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3. Main Menu 3.1 Setup Menu The Setup m enu allows you to personali ze and config ure the prefer ences for your pla yer . T o select a Setup option: - Select the Setu p icon on th e home sc reen - Use the UP / DOW N navigat ional buttons to se lect an o ption, and then pr ess ENTER . There are seven Set up options, includ ing Audio , Vide o , Photo[...]
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Night Mo de - Choose between Off / On / Co mfort . If the o ption is tur ned on, the aud io output v olume will be decreas ed to m ake you m ore comfortable. Digital Output - Select to set Di gital Output (S/PDIF) m ode. Note : In raw m ode, Dolb y Digital, DTS, or MP EG sound can be by passed to th e HDMI TV or Digital amplifier . 3.1.2 Changing V[...]
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PAL – Europe, Gr eenland, parts of Af rica and South A m erica, the Mideast, Ch ina, India, Australia, and In donesia. Resolution - v ideo output r esolution 3.1.3 Changing Phot o Settings Use this m enu to configure phot o settings Slide Show Timing - Select to set th e interval tim e for photo slide show. T ransition Eff ect - Select to set th [...]
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Wired LAN Setup - DHCP IP ( AUTO) Select to obtain IP address automatical ly . - FIX IP (MANUAL) Select t o m anually i nput th e IP Addr ess, S ubnet Mask, D efault G atewa y , and DN S Serv er IP Address . Wireless Setup - Selecting a c onnection prof ile This player can store up to thr ee wireless network connections. Press ENTER to go to nex t [...]
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Get SSID Nam e Press ENT ER to g o t o nex t s tep, pres s RETURN to c ancel, and press OPT ION to r efresh the SSID list. Note : In the Securit y list, WEP (W ired Equivalent Pr ivac y) and WP A (W i-Fi Protec ted Access) means the networ k is encr y pted, i.e. an encryption k ey is needed to ac cess the network. NON E means it is an o pen s ystem[...]
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T est connection The testing process will take for a while, please be patient to wa it. If the test is ok, the net work inform ation (Profile Name, IP addr ess, Subnet Mask, G ateway , etc.) will be displayed o n th e screen. - Peer to Peer ( Ad Hoc) Peer to Peer m ode, which is also c alled Ad Hoc m ode or computer- to-com puter m ode, is used to [...]
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3.1.5 Changing S ystem Settings Use this m enu to configure s ystem s ettings. Men u Language - Select to choose t he OSD ( On-Screen D isplay) langu age. T ext Encoding - Select to set th e text encod ing option (subti tle displa y) System Info - This tab gives you information about the software installed and about the material components of your [...]
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Resume Play - Select to turn on / off resume playback (auto-bookm arking) featur e for m ovies. Screen Saver - Select to turn on / off screen saver . Mov ie Preview - Select to turn on / off movie preview in the browser m enu. 3.1.7 Changing M edia library Set tings Use this m enu to set the sc an folder , upda te media library and m edia library m[...]
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update b y manual. Note : S y stem only scan th e folders what you have sel ected. System default to sc an all of the folders. It will take s ome time to scan all of the f olders. 3.2 Music Pla y back Enter m usic interface, only sup ported audio f iles and folder will be disp layed. This pla yer supports MP3, W MA, and OGG audi o files. Y o u can [...]
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The mus ic toolbar has se veral comm and icons to custo mize the wa y you pla y music. The func tions from left to right are repe at, shuffle m ode, info. 3.2.3 Quick-Sea rch Y o u c an search for a m edia file b y f ilter c urrent f older to locate the specif ic m edia file. Press SEARCH butto n while browsi ng music f iles in the mus ic library. [...]
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3.3.1 Photo Pla yback Con trol Button Function PREV / NEXT View the previous or next p hoto. LEFT / RIGHT Rotate a photo i n any angle . OPTION Hide or displa y the Photo tool bar during p layback. STOP Stop playback . ZOOM Zoom in and out the photo 3.3.2 Photo Pla yback Opti ons During photo playback, press O PTION button. T he photo to olbar open[...]
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3.4 Movie Pla y back Enter into m ovie interf ace, only s upported im age files and f older will be displa yed. This player supports A VI, MK V , MOV , MPG files . Y o u can n avigate usin g a filter option (Da te, Folder , Recent, Playlist, or All movie) by select ing the photo icon an d using U P and DOW N button to scroll throu gh the opt ions l[...]
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3.4.2 M ovie Playback Opti ons During m ovie pl ayback , press OPTION button. The photo t oolbar opens at the b ottom of the screen. The movie too lbar has sever al comm and icons to custom ize the wa y you play photo. The func tions from left to right are zoom in, zoom out, repeat, s ubtitle, info, au dio, dvd. 3.4.3 Quick-Sea rch Y o u c an searc[...]
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3.6 Net Service This pla yer integrates the SHOUT cast free Internet radio function . Select the Net Service icon and press UP/DOW N to enter into internet ra dio Note : • Make sure the player is con nected prop erly to a LAN or WLAN with Inter net acc ess, please refer to ‘ 3.1.4 Chan ging Network Settings ’ for more details; • It will tak[...]
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St at ion - All downloaded statio ns will be liste d under this m enu. Genre - Y o u can sear ch for stations b y genre (pop, rock , jazz, etc.) under this m enu. Favorite - Y o ur favorite s tations can be k ept under this m enu. 3.7 Help Function In this m enu, you can get h elpful inform ation about this pr oduct.[...]
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4. Web Ser ver & BitTorrent 4.1 Web Server (unicgi) A W eb server called ‘N eighbor Web’ has been integrated into the player . - Connect the pl ayer to your hom e network (LAN or W LAN). - Get the IP address of the player und er SETUP -> N ETWO RK menu. - T y pe the IP address (e.g ., 192.168.3 .15) in the addres s bar of Internet Expl o[...]
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- This page allows you to set a password for accessing N eighbor Web. Note : • Password will b ecom e effective when Login Contro l is turned on. ( Please ref er to Login Control in chapt er ‘ 3.1.4 C hanging Netw ork Setting s ’ for m ore details) • The default us er name is ‘a dmin’, and th e default password is ‘123’. • W hen l[...]
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4.4.1 A dd new torrent - Click Add new torrent on t he BitT orrent Download page. - Click Brow se to upload a t orrent file, an d click Y es to conf irm. 4.4.2 M anaging the dow nloads The BitT orrent D ownload page also a llows you to start, stop, delet e t orrents, and s et pr iorities for torrents, as well as view the status of current torrents.[...]
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- Click Start to b egin do wnload. - Click Stop to stop do wnload. - Click Delete t o delete the s elected torre nt. - Click Refresh t o refresh th e current status. - Click Dow n arrow to decr ease the priorit y for the selec ted torrent. - Click Up arr ow to increase t he priorit y for the selected t orrent. 4.4.3 Settings - Click Setting on the [...]
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- Set the idle hours to start the next download autom aticall y . - Set the seeding hours. - Set to delete t he finished to rrent files autom aticall y or not. - Set the max imum number of simultaneous downl oad tasks.[...]
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5. Media Librar y Thanks to a powerful search engine, t he libr ary m enu allows you to se arch and bro wse multimedia files stored on a n internal HDD or external USB HOST device i n most eas y ways. Med ia Library Categories Media T ype Icon Category Description All Music Select to list al l the mus ic files in the libr ary Artist Select to searc[...]
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Recent Select to searc h f or m ovie f iles that ha ve been played rece ntly Playlist Select to searc h for m ovie files by pla ylist 6. Upgrading t he Firmw are The firmware is the operating system (OS) installed on the device. Firm ware upgr ades can bring new f eatures, improv ements and bug f ixes. Please refer to System Up date in chapter ‘ [...]
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7. Appendixes 7.1 Specifications I/O INTERFA C ES SUPPO RTED: 3.5’’ SA T A HDD USB 2.0 HOST port x 2 (co m patibl e to USB 1.1) USB De vice port Supports SD/SDH C/MMC/ MS Card Com posite (CVBS) A/ V jack Com ponent Y/Pb/Pr jack t HDMI V1.3 interfac e S/PDIF op tical and coax ial jack DC-IN 12 V 2A FILE SYSTEM[...]
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7.2 Frequently Asked Questions Question 1. When I t ry t o disconnect the USB devic e, I keep on gett ing “Th e device ‘Generic volume’ cannot be stopped right n ow . Try stop ping the device again later .” message, what sho uld I d o? Answer: Close a ny program that m ight be access ing d ata on t he p layer , including W indows® Explorer[...]
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TV does not support, please use the A/V s ignal disp lay instead, press th e TV S YSYEM button on the rem ote control, then switch the T V’s video input to NTSC or PAL. Question 7. Why is there no sound on movie or music playback when using Y/Pb/P r component o utput? Answer: Y/Pb/Pr output is a video output only, and does not include sound signa[...]
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drop t o 54 Mbps. Y ou m a y c ontact the Acces s P oint or router m anufactur er to download the latest f irmware, or try oth er encr yption m ethods (W P A2-AES or W P A2-T KIP), or c hoose to configure an u nsecured pr ofile, but this option is not re comm ended. Question12. Why couldn’t the player find t he hard d isc? Answer: Make sure the f[...]
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-Dam age from m isuse or neglect. -A uni t that has been m odified or incorporat ed int o oth er prod ucts or is used f or in stitutional or other comm ercial purposes . -Loss of c ustomer ’s softw are, firm ware, inform ation, or m emory data. -Improper handl ing or installation. 10. License i nformation This product contains Free Software which[...]
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may ch arge a fee f or the ph ysical act of transferring a cop y , a nd you ma y at your option offer warrant y protection in ex change for a f ee. 2. Y o u m ay modify your copy or copies of the Program or any portion of it, thus forming a work bas ed on the Program, and cop y and distr ibute such m odifications or work under the terms of Section [...]
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LA W. EXCEPT W HEN OT HER W ISE ST A T ED IN W RITING THE COP YRIGHT HOLDERS AND /OR OTHER P ARTIES PROVIDE THE PROGRAM "AS IS" W ITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EIT HER EXPR ESSED OR IMPLIED, INC LUDING , BUT NOT LIMITED TO, T HE IMPLIED W ARRANTIES OF MERCHANT ABILIT Y AND FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR PURPOSE. T HE ENT IRE RISK AS T O T HE QU[...]