Denver MPG-4054 NR User manual

The Video MP4 Player is a full multimedia player. That means it will display photos and text
e-books, record and playback live audio and will play music and video files. These files must
first be located on your computer, before they can be moved to your player.
Music files are generally in the form of “MP3” or “WMA” files. MP3 is the most common audio
format and the format recommended for your player. You can purchase MP3 or WMA files of
your favorite songs on the internet.
Video files are slightly more complicated, because there are so many different ways, a video
can be encoded. Your player comes with a video software, that will convert the most common
forms of video into a format that can be displayed on your player.
Photos need to be in the JPG or BMP format. Don’t worry—it’s very likely that all or most of the
photos you currently have on your computer, are already in one of these two formats.
E-book should be text(or.txt)documents.
Your player
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Charging:
To charge your player you need to connect it to your personal computer via the supplied USB
cable. A full charge will typically take 3-5 hours.
First, make sure your player is in the ON position. This is the button at the side of the player. If
you are looking at the front of the player move the button to the left. You will see the welcome
video and the player will turn on.
Once the player is turned on, plug the small end of the USB cable into the USB port on your
player, as shown below.
Next, plug the larger end of the cord into an available USB port on your computer. Make sure
your port is a high-speed USB 2.0 port.
The screen of your player will flash and show an icon showing a player connected to a computer.
This means your player is charging correctly.
Moving files from your computer to your player.
If your player is not already connected to your computer, connect it now using your USB cable.
You may see a window popup on your computer, asking what you want to do with your new
device (if you don’t see it, don’t worry). Close this window down.
Open the my computer window (computer in Vista). This is often located on your desktop. You
can also go to Start/Computer to open this window. In this window you will see various drives
that are connected to your computer. “C:” is your computer’s hard drive. “D:” and sometimes
“E:” will be your CD or DVD drives. When you connect your player to your PC, your computer
will automatically assign it a “drive letter”. This can be any letter, but is most likely to be F, G or
H. the photo below shows an example of what you might see in you’re my Computer window.
If you are not sure which drive is your player, you can test by double clicking on the drive you
think is your MP3 player to see what is inside. Your computer will have the following folders:
music, video, photos, e-book. If you don’t see these photos in your drive you’ve opened-it is
not your player. Try another drive, once you know which drive belong to your MP3 player, you
can begin to move files from your computer to your player.
If you still not sure which drive is your player try the following: with the window open,
disconnect the player from your computer and reconnect it again. When you reconnect you will
see a new drive appear in My Computer window, this should be your MP4 player.
As you can see, there are folders for each media type already, created for you on the player.
MP3 files go into “music”. Video files go into “video”. Pictures into “photos” and your text
documents into the “e-books”.
Leave this window open and find the location of your MP3 or other media files. Most people will
have them in My Documents/My music. But you may have them stored elsewhere. You MUST
know where your files are stored before they can be moved to your player. If you have
downloaded from music.com the songs will be typically saved in a folder on your desktop
named “emusic”.
To move files from your PC to your player, simply move them from one window to the other. For
example, if your MP3 files are in My Music, move them from my Music to the music folder
founded in the MP3 drive window.

Or if you prefer, you can copy and paste files from one window to the other. To copy a file,
right-click on the files and choose “copy”. Then in the MP3 window, right-click and choose
“paste”. This will copy the file to your player.
These files are now on your players. Move video, photos and documents the same way. Just
make sure you put them into the correct folders! Once you’ve moved all your media files over,
simply unplug your player from the computer, turn it on and you’re ready to go!
If you prefer to use Window Player to sync your files, your Video MP3 player is compatible with
windows media player and will sync to transfer songs.
Using your player
To turn your player on, move the on/off switch on the top of your player to the ON position.
You will see a quick welcome video. You will then see the main menu. The default screen is the
music mode.
To navigate between modes, press the forward or back buttons. When you see the mode, you
want to use, press the Menu button to enter that mode.
Music mode
From the main menu, use the forward button to navigate Music mode and press the Menu
button.
You will see the main MP3 play menu. This screen displays the song title and the son timer
other icons indicate song options.
To play a song, press the PLAY button.
To pause a song, press the PLAY button while song is playing. To resume play., press the PLAY
button again.
To advance to the next song, press the FORWARD button.
To return to the main menu, Press and hold the return button for 2 seconds.
Video Mode
From the main menu, navigate to VIDEO mode and press the Menu button.
You will see the a list of the folders you have on your players, as well as all videos you have
loaded onto your player.
Use the forward button to scroll down to the video you want to play. Press the PLAY button to
play the video.
To return to the video menu, press the Menu button.
To return to the main menu, press and hold the return button for 2 seconds.
Photos mode
From the main menu, navigate to PHOTOS mode and press the Menu button.
You will see a list of the folders you have on your player, as well as all the photos you have
loaded onto you player.
Use the forward button to scroll down until you see the photo you would like to view.
Press the PLAY button to view the photo.
Press the FORWARD or BACK buttons to move between photos.
To return to the PHOTOs menu, press the Menu button.
To return to the main menu, press the hold the Menu button for 2 seconds
Record mode
From the main menu, navigate to the RECORD mode and press Menu.

You will see the RECORD mode screen. Press PLAY to begin recording.
Press PLAY button to pause recording.
If you want to continue recording, press PLAY again. This will start recording within the same
file. Press PLAY when finished.
To save file, Press the Menu button. This will save the file and return you to the main menu.
E-book Mode
To read e-books that you have loaded onto your player, navigate to the E-book mode and press
the Menu button.
You will see a list of folders as well as all e-books you have loaded onto your player.
Use the FORWARD button to navigate to the file you wish to read. Press the Menu button to
open the file.
Use the FORWARD and BACK buttons to scroll within the file
Press M to return to the E-book menu.
Press and hold the Menu button for 2 seconds to return to the main menu.
Adjusting Volume:
You can adjust volume while a song is playing by press the VOL button.
The speaker icon at the top of the screen will flash red.
Press the forward or back buttons to increase or decrease volume. As you do so you will see the
volume numbers go up or down accordingly.
Once you’re finished, simply let the player continue to play at the changed volume and the
speaker icon will stop flashing after 2 seconds.
Minimum System Requirements:
Windows XP and higher. Older operating system will work with this player as long as your
computer has USB 2.0
Windows Media Player(to create playlists)
USB2.0
Package contents:
Video MP3 Player
USB 2.0 transfer cable
Earphone

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