Neuros Neuros OSD 6011000 User manual

Neuros Technology International, LLC
650 W. Lake Street, Suite 330
Phone: 866-5NEUROS
www.neurostechnology.com
©2007 Neuros Technology International, LLC. All Rights Reserved, Chicago, IL
Neuors™ and the Neuros OSD™ are trademarks of Neuros Technology International, LLC.
All rights reserved. All other trademarks, including the PSP™ (Sony Corporation) and the iPod™ (Apple Computer, Inc.) are trademarks of their respective owners.
Digitally store and
easily access
your DVDs and VHS tapes
The Neuros OSD connects to your TV or home theater system and allows you to archive all of your DVDs, VHS
tapes and video content.
Plug the Neuros OSD into your TV, connect it to your DVD Player or VCR, and safely and legally record your
movies into a digital library!
With the Neuros OSD, you can store hundreds of hours of video in one location (like an external hard drive) and
get rid of those bulky cases, put an end to DVD damage, and instantly access any of your videos, with the push
of a button on a remote. You can even transfer your video content to a portable device (iPod, iPhone, PSP,
smartphone, etc.) to watch on the go, or email your home movies to friends and family.
Organize your digital library and put
all your video at your ngertips
Eliminate DVD and VHS cases
and free up space
Watch your videos on the go
(traveling, commuting)
Access and share your home videos
From DVD, Tivo®/DVD, VCR,
Cable or Satellilte TV, camcorder, etc.
USB hard drives, PC memory cards,
portables, etc.
TV, PC, iPod®, iPhone®, PSP™,
smart phones, etc.
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TVs
USB External Drives
Networked PCs
Networked Attached Storage
Portables (iPod™, iPhone™, MP4 Players, etc.)
Memory Cards (SD, MS, MMC, CF)
TV
PC/Laptop
iPod™/iPhone™
PSP™
Smartphones, MP4 Players, etc.
From:
DVD Players
VCRs
TiVo®/DVRs
Satellite/Cable TV
Camcorders
From Any RCA or
SVideo Source
Storage Required But Not Included
With the OSD you don’t need a
PC to organize and enjoy
videos and even music and
photos on your home
entertainment center. However,
connecting to your network or
the Internet will also allow you
to play, stream, and share PC
and Internet content on your
TV or home stereo –
including YouTube!
Video Standard
Compatible with NTSC, Pal and Secam (input only)
standards
Video Recording
ISO Standard MPEG-4 SP encoding (MP4, ASF)
QVGA (320x240) @30fps with AAC-LC/MP3/G.726
audio for smartphones, PSP™, iPod™, iPhone™ and
PDA’s.
VGA setting (640x480) @30fps for PC, TV playback.
More resolutions will be available in future upgrades
Video Player
MPEG-4 SP with MP3 audio, 30fps up to D1 resolu-
tion (720x480)
Quicktime 6; MPEG-4 AAC-LC stereo, MP4 format at
up toD1 resolution
H.263 with MP3 audio, FLV format
ASF, AVI (including Divx and Xvid), MP4, WMV (up to
QVGA), MOV, MPG, MPEG , FLV _ extensions
Photo Viewer
JPEG decoder (baseline up to 32M pixel), BMP, GIF
(nonanimated)
Thumbnail view
Zoom in/out (2x, 4x)
Audio Player
Stereo MP3/WMA @ 30-320kbps (CBR & VBR)
Ogg Vorbis
FLAC
WAV
Stereo MPEG-4 AAC-LC
G.726
Features
Schedule (timer) recording
Customizable slide shows
One-click record
IR Blaster to control your set-top box
Run 3rd party applications
USB Host
Record to and playback content from any USB mass
storagedevice
Ethernet
Connect to your network
Save recordings to network storage
UPnP support
Stream Audio/Video from Internet
Download multimedia content from Internet
Complete System Includes
Standard A/V RCA Interface Cables
(European units alsocontain SCART adapters)
10-240V AC/DC Power Supply
StandIR Blaster Remote Control
Abbreviated Users Manual
Dimensions and Weight
14 x 14 x 3.2 cm (5.5 x 5.5 x 1.25 inches)Weight 230g
(8oz)
Upgradeability
System updates and 3rd party applications available
at www.neurostechnology.com/support/Automatic
built-in software update
Storage Card Compatibility
Memory Stick: Duo and Pro Duo
Compact Flash: Type I and Type II
Microdrives with CF type II interface
Secure Digital (SD)
Multi Media Card (MMC)
USB thumbdrives
At Neuros, everything we do is built on the Power of Freedom…but what does that mean to you?
Freedom means being able to enjoy your content when, where, and how you want to, with no hassles or added fees. You already paid once for
your DVD’s or cable or satellite subscription, you shouldn’t have to pay again to watch the same content on your PC, iPod™, PSP™, smartphone, or
other portable.
Freedom means unshackling yourself from your PC. You spend your work day in front of your computer. Wouldn’t you rather enjoy your PC and
Internet-based videos, music, and photos on your TV and stereo in the comfort of your living room?
Freedom means putting aside corporate bureaucracy to engage in an open and honest dialogue with all our users. Whether you’re an average user
who just wants powerful, easy-to-use products or you’re the world’s biggest geek, we depend on your input to help us make our products great
for everyone.
Finally, freedom means unleashing the creativity of our ever-expanding community of super-users and open source developers, the world’s
smartest and most passionate consumers, by publishing our source code and encouraging our community to work side-by-side with our internal
development team. Mainstream users benet because the community helps provide support for new devices and formats to protect against
obsolescence and exciting new features (which are made available for free to everybody via downloadable software upgrades); our developers get
their eorts recognized and included in ocial releases; and, of course, we get to provide an outstanding product and user experience.
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