Mini SATA RM RMVB HDD Music Player

Specifications:

• Support File System: FAT32 NTFS
• Support USB HOST: Facilitates U disk and Mp3 memory tool receives the hard disk player
• Video Player: Support RM, RMVB, MPEG1(VCD), MPEG2(DVD), MPEG4(DIVX), MOV, JPEG, BMP, GIF, TIF so on
• TV Out: PAL/NTSC/CVBS/YUV
• Music Player: Support Mp3, WMA and so on
• Remote Control: TXT, PSB, SMI, SRT, SUB, ASS, SSA
• Color: Black

Features:

• The HDD media player supports the all symbol stream
• This mini music player supports 720p high clear output
• HDD media player supports OTG
• HDD music player supports multi language
• The HDD media player supports digital audio out
• Support RM RMVB file player
• It supports SATA hard disk
• HDD media player supports SD/MMC/MS Card
• This Mini SATA RM RMVB HDD Music Player is a music player can play on the TV

Details:

• You can put SD/MMC/MMS card in it
• This is a product that combine HDD with Music Player, it is portable and practical

• Connect with PC by USB
• There are several push-buttons to control this HDD Music Player, simple and clear

• The controller of this HDD mini media player
• You can sit down on sofa to control your player by using this controller

• This Mini HDD Music Player has two AV/Y connecting cables

• The solid HDD mini media player has a power adpter

• After a daily work, you can use the HDD media player to relax yourself and enjoy music

How to Network a Media Player:

If you want to use a computer as a multimedia device store so other networked computers can access it, you can network a media player. The latest version of Windows Media Player, which comes with Windows 7, makes media sharing easy and does not require any additional software. Once you have networked the media player, you will be able to access all of the computer's multimedia anywhere in your network no matter what computer you are on. Certain multimedia devices also are compatible with the device.

• Click "Start," then "All Programs," then "Windows Media Player."
• Click "Switch to Library" if you are not already in library mode
• Click "Stream," then "Turn on home media streaming." Click "Turn on media streaming" when the options dialog appears, click "OK" and enter your administrator password. Click "OK."
• Wait a few moments for Windows Media Player to communicate with your network. You have now networked a media player. Open Windows Media Player on any other network computer and you will be able to connect to this device to playback multimedia

How to Put Movies on a WD TV HD Media Player:

Western Digital media players are capable of providing full 1080P HD quality video over an HDMI or Composite connection to your high-definition television. Before playing the video however, the media player needs to be stocked with the movies themselves. You just need a PC and a network in order to transfer the movies you want to watch. After a quick transfer, the movies are available for viewing, with the WD media player providing a clean crisp image on your television screen

• Plug an Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port located on the rear of your Western Digital Media Player. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable into an open LAN port on a network router
• Plug a second Ethernet cable into your PC, and connect the other end of the cable into a LAN port on your router
• Turn on the media player and use the remote to navigate to the "Setup" menu from the device's Home screen. Press the down arrow on your remote to highlight "Network Settings," then press the "OK" button
• Select the "Network Setup" option, and press "OK." Select "Automatic" and wait for the device to detect your network and configure itself. Press "OK" to return to the Home screen
• Turn on your PC and wait for the system to load to the desktop. Log onto the Western Digital website and download the "WD Discovery" tool from the downloads section. Save the installation program to disk, and then double-click on the downloaded file to install the application
• Press the "Start" button in your Windows toolbar, then click "Programs." Highlight the "WD Discovery" program group, and click on the "WD Discovery" application to run the tool
• Select the "WDTVLiveHub" option in the list under "Network Drives Found," and select "Map Network Drive." Click "Yes" to verify your selection, then select to map drives automatically. This will share any folders available on your Media Player and show them as available file locations on your computer. Close the tool after you've mapped the available drive
• Click the "Start" button again and select "My Computer" to open the Windows Explorer
• Use the Windows Explorer to navigate through your hard drive to the location of any movies stored on your PC. Right click on the movie file and then move it to the mapped drive on your Media Player to put the movie onto the device for use

Package Included:

• 1 x Music Player
• 1 x Remote Control
• 1 x Power Adapter
• 2 x AV/Y Connecting Cables