Micca MPLAY-HD Manuel utilisateur

MPLAY-HD Net Digital Media Player

Owner’s Manual

Attention US Customers!

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enquiries or need assistance, please contact our technical

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Introduction

Thank you very much for choosing our product. We hope you will enjoy using it as a great home

entertainment device. This media player has the following functionality.

Play Videos

•File Types: MKV,AVI, MP4, MOV, MPEG, RM/RMVB, VOB, DAT, TS/TP/M2TS

•Codecs: H.264/AVC, MPEG1/2/4, DivX/Xvid, RM/RMVB, Flash

•External Subtitles: SRT, SSA, ASS, SMI, SAMI, TXT, SUB, SUB+IDX, MKS

•Supports DVD/DVD ISO Playback and Menu operation

•Continuous play of all videos in a folder for multi-file movies or multi-episodes

•Fast forward, rewind, audio and subtitle switching, loop playback, and skip-to-time operation.

Play Music

•File Types: MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, OGG, M4A, FLAC

•External lyrics display (lyrics and music should have the same file name)

•Album art display for music

•Fast forward, rewind, pause, previous song, next song, loop playback

View Photos

•File Types: JPG, BMP, PNG, TIF, GIF

•Slideshow Mode and Gallery View

•Zoom, pan, rotate

View Text Files

•File Types: TXT

•Different backgrounds styles, text font, and color

•Manual and automatic word wrap, flip

Play Flash

•Supports Flash 4/5/6/7/8/9

Network Streaming (Network enabled model only)

•Stream videos, music and photos from UPnP servers (up to [email protected]s)

•Internet radio stations with favorites list and search capability

•Picasa and Flickr account photo display with slideshow

Other Features

•Dual USB 2.0 host ports support USB flash drives and portable hard disk drives

•Built-in card reader for SD/SDHC, MMC, and MS flash memory cards

•Compatible with FAT32, NTFS, and HFS+ file systems

•File delete and copy between storage devices

•HDMI, Composite/CVBS: NTSC, PAL, 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p

•Coaxial and optical digital output for 5.1 surround sound output to home theater

Remote Control

Button Function

Power Turns the device On/Off

Mute Mutes/un-mutes the sound

TV Out Toggles the TV output mode

Keypad For entering numeric values

Zoom Zoom for picture and movies

Audio Change audio track for movies

Title Show title screen for ISO files

Subtitle Subtitle on or off

Display Show the on screen display and control menu

Menu Go to Home menu

Arrows Select up, down, left or right

OK Confirm selection

Vol +/- Increase or decrease the volume

Prev/Next Skip to previous or next file

Play/Pause Play or pause the current media file

REV Rewind

FWD Fast forward

Stop/Return

Stop playback, return to previous step

Rotate Rotate selected photo

Copy Copy files between external storage device

Slideshow Press the button to start slideshow with photos on the

external storage device.

Setup Enter the Setup Menu

Movie Enter the Movie menu. Only movies will be shown

Music Enter the Music menu. Only music will be shown in

Picture Enter the Picture menu. Only pictures will be shown

File Enter the File menu. All media files will be shown

GO TO Jump to a specific time in the current media file

16:9/4:3 Changes the video between Full Screen, Subtitle, Movie,

Wide Screen, and Keep Ratio Modes.

Device Switch between the USB host and the card reader

1. Cautions

This player’s design and manufacture has your safety in mind. In order to safely and effectively

use this player, please read the following before usage.

1.1. Usage Caution

User should not modify this player. The environmental temperature should be within the range

of 40 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit.

Use this player in a clean and well ventilated area such as a desk or shelf. Do not place in an

enclosed space or on fibrous surfaces such as carpet or towel.

1.2. Power

The player’s power voltage: DC 5.6V 2A.

When using this player, please connect the suppliedAC adapter to the player’s power jack.

When arranging the adapter cable, make sure it cannot get damaged or be subject to strain. To

reduce the risk of electric shock, unplug the adapter first before cleaning the player. Never

connect the adapter to the player in a humid or dusty area. Do not replace the adapter or

cable’s wire or connector.

1.3. Radio Interference

•Almost all electronic devices will get radio interference. Under some conditions, your player

might get interference.

•The design of this player has followed the FCC/CE standard per the following rules:

oThis player may not cause harmful interference;

oThis player could accept some interference received including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

1.4. Repair

If the player has a problem, you should take it to an appointed repair center and let the

specialist do the repair. Never repair the player yourself as you may damage the player or

endanger yourself or your data.

1.5. Disposing of the Player

When you dispose of the player, be sure to dispose it appropriately. Some countries may

regulate disposal of electrical device, please consult with your local authority.

1.6. Others

When using this player, please do not let the player come into contact with water or other liquid.

If water is accidentally spilled on the player, please use a dry cloth to absorb the spillage.

Electronics are fragile. During use, please avoid shaking or hitting the player, and do not press

the buttons too hard.

•Do not let the player come into contact with water or other liquids.

•Do not disassemble the player, repair the player, or change the design of the player. Any

damage done will not be included in the repair policy.

•Do not press the buttons of the player too hard.

•Avoid hitting the player with hard objects. Avoid shaking the player and stay away from

magnetic fields.

•During electrostatic discharge and the strong electromagnetic field, the product will

malfunction, then unplug the power cable and the product will return to normal

performance next time it is powered on.

2. Audio, Video, and Network Connections

All connections are on the back of the media player. The available connections include the

following:

•HDMI – Recommended for all HDTVs, monitors and home theaters.

•CVBS/Composite Analog AV – Use when HDMI is not available.

•SPDIF Coaxial – Use to send multi-channel surround sound to home theater receiver.

•RJ45 Network LAN – Use to connect the media player to the Local Area Network (LAN)

to access media content from an available UPnP server. This connection is only

available on network enabled models of the media player.

When connecting to a TV or home theater system that has several different types of available

inputs, always use the input type that gives the best results.

2.1. Composite/CVBS Connection to TV

Use the Composite/CVBS connection only if the TV/HDTV does not have a HDMI input.

Connect one end of the 3-color (white, red, yellow) AV cable to the media player’s AV output, the

other end to the TV’sAV input. Ensure that cable connector colors match that of the plugs on

the media player and TV. Set the TV to the appropriate AV input.

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IMPORTANT: When using Composite/CVBS AV connection, the media player’s display

output mode must be set to NTSC. If after connecting and turning on the media player there is

no image on the TV or if the image is distorted, refer to the “No Image or Distorted Image”

section in the “Start Up Media Player” chapter of this manual.

2.2. HDMI Connection to TV

Always use an HDMI cable that meets HDMI v1.3a specification or better. Connect one end the

HDMI cable to the media player’s HDMI output, the other end to the TV HDMI input. Ensure that

cable is fully inserted into the media player and TV jacks. Set the TV to the appropriate HDMI

input.

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IMPORTANT: When using HDMI connection, the media player’s display output mode must

be set to one that is compatible with the HDTV. If after connecting and turning on the media

player there is no image on the TV or if the image is distorted, refer to the “No Image or

Distorted Image” section in the “Start Up Media Player” chapter of this manual.

2.3. SPDIF/Coaxial Connection to Receiver

Obtain a digital coaxial cable designed for use with SPDIF signals. Connect one end of the

cable to the media player’s Coaxial output, the other end to an available Coaxial input on the

receiver. Perform necessary settings on the receiver to activate the SPDIF Coaxial input, refer

to the user manual for y our receiver for additional directions.

To enable multi-channel audio bitstream output, go into the media player’s Movie Setup menu

and set Digital Audio Output to [SPDIF RAW]. Note that multi-channel audio is only available if

the media file being played contains a multi-channel audio track.

2.4. RJ45 Ethernet Connection to LAN (Network enabled model only)

Obtain a CAT5 or CAT5e cable suitable for 100mbps LAN connection. Connect one end of the

cable to the media player’s RJ45 LAN jack, the other end to an available port on the router,

hub/switch, or active network wall plate. Most home network routers will automatically assign an

IP address to the media player when it is connected to the network so that there is nothing else

to configure. If you are an advanced user and would like to manually configure a static IP

address for the media player, refer to Network Setup in the Settings section of this manual.

3. Start Up Media Player

After making connections, connect theAC power adapter to the player. The player should turn

on automatically and the Power light is illuminated. After 4-5 seconds, the Home menu will be

displayed with a selection of media icons.

3.1. No Image or Distorted Image

If there is no image on the TV/HDTV or if the image is distorted or in black and white, perform

the following checks in the order given:

1. Double check all AV connections to make sure that the cables are securely connected

2. Make sure that the TV is set to the correct input and input mode

3. Make sure that the media player is on so that the Power indicator is illuminated. If not,

press the Power button on the front of the player to turn the player on.

4. Press the TV-OUT button on the remote control to change the display output mode

5. Repeat step 4, wait 2-3 seconds between each press of the TV-OUT button

The above steps will cycle through the 9 available display output modes. One or more should be

compatible with the TV or HDTV.

3.2. Set The Display Output Mode

Once an image is visible on the TV/HDTV, go into the Display section of the Settings menu and

set the Display output mode for optimal results:

•For Composite/CVBS Connection – Set the Display output mode to NTSC

•For HDMI Connection – Set the Display output mode to the maximum resolution

supported by the HDTV. For example, if the HDTV supports up to 1080p, set the Display

output mode to 1080p. If the HDTV supports up to 720p, set the Display output mode to

720p. Consult the HDTV’s user’s manual for the maximum input resolution it supports.

•For All TV/HDTV – Set the TVMode aspect ratio setting to 16:9 or 4:3 according to the

aspect ratio of the TV/HDTV. Consult the TV/HDTV’s user’s manual for its aspect ratio.

The Display output mode only needs to be set once. It only needs to be changed if the media

player is used with a different TV/HDTV.

3.3. Connecting Storage Device

Connect a storage device containing media files to the media player. The media player is

equipped with two USB 2.0 Host connectors as well as a memory card reader. The USB 2.0

Host connectors can be used with USB flash drives or USB portable hard disk drives. The

memory card reader can be used to read media files from SD/SDHC, MMC, and MS flash

memory cards.

When a storage device is detected, its corresponding icon will light up in the media player’s

Home menu screen. For example, the following shows that a USB drive (2

icon) has been

detected, but a flash memory card (1

icon) is not:

3.4. Home menu

There are seven icons on the Home menu, corresponding to different features and functions

available to the user. Use the arrow buttons on the remote to highlight an icon and press OK to

select. If an empty storage device has been inserted, a “No File!” message will be displayed

when the user selects an icon form the Home menu.

4. Browse and Play Movies

To browse and play movies, select the Movie icon from the Home menu screen, or press the

MOVIE key on the remote.

4.1. Find and Play a Movie

Once in Movie mode, the media player will display a list of folders any compatible movie files

found on the storage device. Use the arrow buttons on the remote to highlight folders or movies.

To enter into a folder, highlight it and press the RIGHT arrow button on the remote. To exit out of

a folder, press the LEFT arrow button.

When a movie is highlighted, a preview of the movie will begin to play in the preview box.

Below the preview box will be the movie’s name, duration, size, and file type. To begin playing

the movie, press OK or PLAY on the remote.

4.2. Movie Playback Controls

During movie playback, a variety of controls are available:

Control Description

Mute Mute and un-mute the audio output

Zoom Zoom 2x, 4x, and 8x

Audio Changes the audio track of the current movie, if available

Subtitle Display subtitles, changes between multiple subtitle languages if available

Display Show the on screen display and control menu

Vol +/- Increase or decrease volume of the audio

Prev/Next Skips to the previous or next media file in the folder

Play/Pause Play or pause the current movie

Rew Rewind back at 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, and 32x speed

Fwd Fast forward at 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, and 32x speed

Stop/Return Stop the current movie

Go To Jump to a time in the current movie

4.3. On Screen Display

By pressing the DISPLAY button on the remote while a movie is playing, the on screen display

will be shown, containing media info and playback control icons:

The on screen display contains information regarding the currently playing movie, including the

file name, movie length, and the current time mark. The control buttons on the menu can be

used to perform the same functions as the following remote control buttons: PREV, REW,

PLAY/PAUSE, SUBTITLE, AUDIO, ZOOM, FWD, NEXT. To perform a function, use the arrow

buttons on the remote to highlight a control icon, and press OK to confirm.

4.4. Go To Time Mark

The Go To function is very convenient for jumping to a specific time mark in the movie being

played. To use it, press the GOTO button on the remote while a movie is playing. Use the arrow

buttons on the remote to set the hour, minute, and second values for the time mark to jump to.

The values will increment/decrement by one with each press of the UP/DOWN arrow buttons.

Press and hold the UP/DOWN arrow to continuously increase/decrease the values.

4.5. Resume Play

Use resume play to start watching a movie where it was last stopped. To use this feature,

enable resume play in the settings menu for movies. The next time a movie is stopped, the

media player will remember where the stop point is. When the user selects the movie for

viewing again, the user will be asked whether the movie should be resumed from the last

stopping point.

5. Browse and View Photos

To browse and play photos, select the Photo icon from the Home menu screen, or press the

PICTURE key on the remote.

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