Datasheet

MANUAL

V2.0

GEN 5

OPTIONAL FUNCTIONALITIES > P. 69

9.5 RECORDING EXTERNAL AUDIO MANUALLY

With the optional DVR Station Gen 5 or DVR Travel Adapter, you will be

able to record audio from most any standard audio source.

In the Home screen, select the “Recorder” icon and use the tabs to access the

“Video recorder” mode. Then select the “Audio recorder” menu item.

This screen will allow you to adjust the recording sound volume (left/right ar-

rows), or change various settings (recording title, audio format).

You can now tell the ARCHOS to start recording from the audio source (“Start

recording” red icon/menu item).

Close the screen to stop and save the recording*.

The manual that comes with the DVR Station Gen 5 or DVR travel Adapter will tell you

more about how to record external audio manually.

* All audio recordings made by your ARCHOS device are saved in the “Music/

(Rec)” folder. If you wish to keep them in a different location, you can use the

“Move” function of the ARCHOS le browser after recording (see: Using the

File Browser).

9.6 DISPLAYING THE ARCHOS ON A TV

With the optional DVR Station Gen 5, Battery Dock or Mini dock, you will be able

to display the image of the ARCHOS on your TV.

Connect the ARCHOS with the adapter to the TV, press the TV/LCD button on the

ARCHOS, and the display of the ARCHOS will switch to the TV.

When the image is displayed on a TV, the TV/LCD

LED indicator lights up and the

built-in LCD screen turns off.

The manual that comes with the DVR Station Gen 5, Battery Dock or Mini dock will tell you

more about how to display the image of the ARCHOS on your TV.

9.7 EDITING VIDEO FILES

Video les recorded with the ARCHOS DVR Station Gen 5 or Travel Adapter can

be edited by deleting the sections you do not wish included. The editing you can

do is either cropping or cutting of particular segments of the video le.

You will mark a segment of your video le, and then you will tell the ARCHOS to

delete everything except the marked segment or to delete the marked segment from

the video le. These operations can be done multiple times on the same video le.

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