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MVIX Wireless Hi-Def Multimedia Player User Guide www.mvixusa.com www.mvix.co.kr © Mvix(USA), Inc. Unicorn Information System
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Congratulations on your purchase of Mvix® Wireless, Hi-Definition Multimedia Player and Welcome to the Mvix® Family ! The Mvix HD Multimedia Player is a portable player that allows vivid and crisp playback of dozens of multimedia files. You can now enjoy your favorite movies, home videos, digital music and digital photos on TV or Home-theater System. The Mvix Player brings all digital content to your living room so that you can enjoy movies, music and photos with your near and dear ones. Mvi
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Table of Contents Chapter 1 Safety & Precautions 1.1 Do’s and Don’ts Page.5 1.2 Limitations and Usage Precautions Page.6 Chapter 2 Introduction 2.1 Introducing the Wireless MVIX Hi-Def Multimedia Player Page.7 2.2 Technical Specifications Page.8 2.3 Package Contents Page.9 2.4 Getting Familiar with your Unit Page.10 Chapter 3 Basic Setup 3.1 Connections 3.11 Audio and Video Connection Setup Page.13 3.2 Installing an Internal Hard Disk Drive 3.21 Inserting the Hard Disk Page.14 3.22 Formatting th
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Chapter 1: Safety & Precautions 1.1 Do’s and Don’ts Do’s Unplug the player during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider tha n the other. The wide blade is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, pa
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Chapter 1: Safety & Precautions 1.2 Limitations and Usage Precautions Please read the following Limitations and Usage Precautions before using your Mvix player. While Mvix players support dozens of file formats and codec, they are not intended to work with every codec-variation. Mvix players provide limited support to standardized versions of codec as stated in the Technical Specifications of this manual. Turn off your Mvix player when connecting or disconnecting USB devices. Failure to do so
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Chapter 2: Introduction 2.1 Introducing the Wireless MVIX Hi-Def Multimedia Player HD Playback: The Mvix player supports a max resolution of 1920 x 1080 Progressive Scan video output providing Hi-Definition display of clear and crisp picture quality. Video / Movie File Player: Supports various video file formats, including DivX® (3/4/5), Xvid, MPEG, WMV-9, ASF(WMV9), DAT, DVD(IFO, VOB), ISO as well as HD-level TP, TS, TRP etc. Convenient Automatic Decoding and Bookmarking of multiple files w
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Chapter 2: Introduction 2.2 Technical Specifications Product Name Mvix MX-760HD Wireless Hi-Definition Media Player Processor SEM8621L (By Sigma Designs) Memory 64MB (RAM), 8MB (Flash) Operating System ucLinux DivX® (3/4/5), AVI, Xvid, MPEG, MPG, VCD(DAT), DVD(VOB, IFO), WMV(WMV-9), Video ASF(WMV-9), TP, TS, TRP Supported Files & Audio MP3, WMA, AAC, OGG, PCM, AC3, DTS decoding including down-mixing, DTS pass through Formats Image BMP, JPEG/JPG, PNG Video Output Composite, S-Video, Component,
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Chapter 2: Introduction 2.3 Package Contents MX-760HD Remote Control Stand 5dBi Antenna A/V Cable Power Adaptor Power Cable USB Cable User Manual Driver CD Unicorn Information System
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Chapter 2: Introduction 2.3 Getting Familiar with your unit Front View 1 Navigation / Toggle Switch 2 Power Button 3 Select / OK Button 4 Stop Button 5 Setup Button 6 LCD Screen Unicorn Information System
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Chapter 2: Introduction Rear View 1 Wireless Antennae Jack 9 S-video Port 2 Optical (Audio) Port 10 DVI Port 3 10/100 Mbps (RJ45) LAN 11 High Velocity Fan 4 USB 2.0 Host A-Type 2 12 USB 2.0 Slot 5 Stereo RCA Port 13 External Infra-Red Jack 6 Component Port 14 Power 7 Composite Port 15 Case Clamp Screw 8 Coaxial Cable Jack Unicorn Information System
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Chapter 2: Introduction Mvix Remote Control POWER Toggle Unit Power (ON / OFF) SETUP Enter Setup Menu, Apply/Confirm Setup Settings TVOUT Toggle Video Output Modes FUNC Display Control Options (Vol, Contrast, Subtitle etc..) MUTE Stop Audio Output from the Player (ARROW) Cursor Navigation Arrow Buttons REFRESH Refresh Shared-Folder / Directory Contents INFO Display Media File Information RETURN Return to Previous Screen / Folder JUKEBOX Toggle Jukebox Display Options (Audio Only) ENTER Enter /
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 3.1 Connection 3.11 Audio & Video Connection Setup MX-760HD to TV : Video Connections Audio Connection Options MX760HD TV Y/Pb/Pr Y/Pb/Pr Video Video Video Connection Options S-Video S-Video R/L R/L DVI DVI MX-760HD to Home Theater : Audio Connections MX760HD Home Theater Coaxial Coaxial Optical Optical R/L R/L MX-760HD Back Panel Unicorn Information System
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 3.2 Installing an Internal Hard Disk Drive 3.21 Inserting the Hard Disk NOTE: Before Installing, ensure that the jumpers on your HDD are set to MASTER or SINGLE. Hard Disks with CABLE SELECT jumper settings may not work in Mvix Hi-Def Multimedia Player. 1. Locate the casing screw and turn it in clockwise direction. 2. Open the casing cover of the Mvix Player. 3. Gently lift the slide-panel cover as shown 4. Gently press the enclosure bracket 5. Slide the Hard Drive in t
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 3.22 Formatting the Hard Disk Formatting and Partitioning the HDD using Win 2K/XP The drive is initially not visible in Windows Explorer. For the drive t o been seen in Windows Explorer it needs to be configured via the disk management Utility. Win-XP will normally recognize the unfor matted /unpartitioned drive when you open disk management and start the wizard. 1. Right click on “My Computer”. Choose “Manage” from the pop up menu and “Computer Management” window will
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 4. Select the appropriate Partition Type. Choose Primary partition. Primary –Normal selection for less than 4 partitions. Extended – Used for 4 or more partitions. 5. Select the Partition Size. If you want one partition, simply click “Next”. Set the size of the partition (The full drive capacity is the default). If the full Partition Size is not used, right click on the remaining free space once the wizard has completed to partition that space. Repeat the Partition W
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 7. Select the Partition Format. NTFS is the default format type in Windows XP, but FAT32 is popular for users that dual boot between XP and 9X. There is a limit that Windows XP cannot create a partition larger than 32 GB using FAT32.If you want the FAT32, Partition Size is limited to 32GB. 8. When the formatting is completed, detailed information will appear as shown. Click the “FINISH” button to complete the work. 9. Once the drive has been initialized, partitioned,
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 3.23 Transferring files to the Hard Disk through USB When connected to your PC, the Mvix Player works exactly like an external storage device (e.g. USB Flash drive). 1. Power OFF the Mvix Media Player 2. Connect the USB2.0 Slave Port to the USB Port of your PC via a USB2.0 A-B Cable. 3. Power ON the Mvix Media Player. 4. Your PC will recognize the new external USB drive**. 5. Simply drag and drop your media files from your PC to the Mvix Multimedia Player. It works exact
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Chapter 3: Basic Setup 3.3 The SETUP Menu Before using the Mvix player, you may need to configure the Mvix player to work with your Display (TV) and Network Setup. Press SETUP menu on the Mvix Remote to view the setup options on the main panel. The main panel displays options to configure settings for TV, Network, Wireless, Media file playback settings and some Miscellaneous settings for the Mvix Player. To apply SETUP settings, select the option and press SETUP on the Mvix Remote. Use the
