HP 7855 - Pavilion - 128 MB RAM Technisches Handbuch

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HP Pavilion

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Important Web

Updates

Home Page

Contents

Index

About the Update

Information

Using the CD-Rom Drive

Using the MusicMatch

Jukebox

Using the DVD Drive

Using the Internet

Contents

About the Update Information

Using the Topic List●

Using the Table of Contents●

Using the Index●

Printing the Update●

Using the CD-ROM Drive

Caring for CDs●

Using CD-Based Software●

Playing Music CDs

Playing Music CDs When Not Connected to the Internet●

Re-Enabling the CDDB Lookup Service●

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CD-ROM Troubleshooting●

Using MusicMatch Jukebox

Starting MusicMatch Jukebox●

Recording Tracks from a Music CD

Selecting an Audio Format●

Recording a Track●

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Creating a Music CD●

Organising Digital Audio Files

Adding Songs to the Music Library●

Playing Songs in the Music Library●

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Listening to Music Over the Internet●

MusicMatch Troubleshooting●

Using the DVD Drive

Playing DVD Movies●

Using WinDVD Controls

Understanding DVD Terminology●

Using the WinDVD Control Panel●

Using the Toolbar and Status Bar●

Using the Right-Click Menu●

Using the Media Player Buttons (select models only)●

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Using Regional Codes●

Viewing a DVD Movie on a Television (Optional)

Connecting to a Television Set●

Watching the Computer Image on TV●

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DVD Troubleshooting●

Using the Internet

Using the HP Internet Centre

Opening the HP Internet Centre●

Configuring the HP Internet Centre●

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Visiting the HP Web Site●

Sending and Receiving E-Mail

Using the HP Internet Centre E-Mail Link●

Using Outlook Express●

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Internet Troubleshooting●

HP Pavilion

Information

Important Web

Updates

Home Page

Contents

Index

About the Update

Information

Using the CD-Rom Drive

Using the MusicMatch

Jukebox

Using the DVD Drive

Using the Internet

About the Update Information

Using the Topic List●

Using the Table of Contents●

Using the Index●

Printing the Update●

Using the Topic List

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Scroll through the topics in the topic list on the left.

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sub-topics within the current document.

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the top of the document. You can go back to the top of

the document by clicking a Top of Page icon on the

right of the heading.

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Forward buttons.

Using the Table of Contents

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Update. The table of contents displays a list of all the topics and

sub-topics in the Update.

Select Open the Table of Contents on the home page on

the right.

Select Contents in the topic list on the left.1.

Select the topic or sub-topic you want to read about. The

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Using the Index

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locate information.

Select Index in the topic list on the left. The index entries

appear in alphabetical order on the right.

Scroll through the index entries until you have located the

topic.

Click the number 1next to the index entry. The first section

of the Update that addresses the topic now appears on the

right.

Note: The number(s) next to each entry are not page

numbers; each number takes you to a different place in the

Update with new information about the topic you've selected.

If this reference isn't what you are looking for, click the

Back button.

Click the next number associated with the index entry (such

as 2), or try another topic.

Printing the Update

To print the entire topic displayed:

Right-click anywhere in the text.

Select Print.2.

Click OK.3.

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Select the text you want to print.1.

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Select Print.3.

Click Selection.4.

Click OK.5.

HP Pavilion

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Important Web

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Home Page

Contents

Index

About the Update

Information

Using the CD-Rom Drive

Using the MusicMatch

Jukebox

Using the DVD Drive

Using the Internet

Using the CD-ROM Drive

Caring for CDs●

Using CD-Based Software●

Playing Music CDs●

CD-ROM Troubleshooting●

For information on inserting and removing CDs, see the printed

Quick Start Guide.

Caring for CDs

To avoid damaging a CD, follow these guidelines:

Return CDs to their cases when you are finished using them.

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Handle the disc by its outside edges or centre hole only.●

Do not touch the non-label side of a CD or place the

non-label side down on your desk. Doing so could scratch

the surface.

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Store CDs at room temperature.●

Using CD-Based Software

Some programs (such as encyclopaedias) require that you use a

CD whenever you run the software. To play these CDs:

Place the CD in the CD-ROM drive.

Note: Some programs may start automatically. In this case,

the following step is not necessary.

Start the program by choosing the title in the My Software

Programs folder (located on the desktop) or by selecting

the title on the Programs menu.

Playing Music CDs

The HP Pavilion home PC includes MusicMatch Jukebox. This

software lets you play music CDs, record digital music files, create

music CDs on a CD-Writer drive, organise your digital music into

libraries, and listen to music over the Internet. For more

information on this software, see "Using MusicMatch Jukebox."

If you are connected to the Internet when playing a music CD,

MusicMatch Jukebox searches a CD database on the Internet,

displays the song titles in the Playlist area, and then begins

playing the CD. The next time you play this CD, you don't need to

be connected to the Internet - MusicMatch Jukebox remembers the

song titles.

To play a music CD:

Establish an Internet connection to have MusicMatch

automatically download the CD title, artist, and song titles

from the Internet (optional).

Insert the music CD into the CD-ROM drive. The MusicMatch

window opens. (If you are not connected to the Internet, see

"Playing Music CDs When Not Connected to the Internet.")

Note: If the CD does not play automatically, see "CD-ROM

Troubleshooting."

To control the CD currently in the drive, click the buttons in

the MusicMatch Jukebox window. To play a particular song,

double-click its song title (or track number) in the Playlist.

You can also control the CD using the media player buttons (if

your keyboard has them) described in the following table.

Keyboard Buttons Description

Play Toggles between playing and pausing

current selection

Stop Stops play of current selection

Next Skips to next track

Previous Goes back to previous track

Eject Opens/closes top disc tray

Playing Music CDs When Not Connected to the Internet

If you are not currently connected to the Internet, the CDDB

Internet Connectivity dialog box appears.

If you want to search the Internet for the artist name and song

titles, you will need to connect to the Internet and then click

Continue lookup. You will be connected to a CD database on the

Internet and the song titles will be downloaded to the Playlist area

of the MusicMatch window.

If you don't want to connect to the Internet, click Quit. Or, if you

don't want to use the CDDB lookup service now or in the future,

select Never do CDDB lookup and click Quit. Either way, the

music CD automatically plays. Because you are not connected to

the Internet, track numbers (instead of song titles) appear in the

Playlist area.

Note: If you change your mind about disabling the CDDB service,

you can re-enable it.

Re-Enabling the CDDB Lookup Service

The CDDB lookup service searches a Web site on the Internet for

the artist name and song titles of the CD currently in the drive.

This service is enabled by default. If you disable the service in the

CDDB Internet Connectivity dialog box and later decide you want

to turn it back on, follow these steps:

In the MusicMatch Jukebox menu bar, choose Options and

select Settings.

Click the CDDB/Connectivity tab.2.

Select the Enable CDDB CD lookup service check box.3.

Click OK.4.

CD-ROM Troubleshooting

I don't hear anything when a music CD is playing.

Increase the volume using the volume controls on the

keyboard or the Volume Control slider in the MusicMatch

window.

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Make sure the CD Audio setting is not muted:

Double-click the Volume icon on the taskbar.1.

If necessary, uncheck the Mute check box in the CD

column.

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Check the speaker connection.●

Remove the headphone connection.●

The music CD will not play.

If a music CD does not automatically play in MusicMatch Jukebox,

try the following:

Reload the CD (eject the disc tray and immediately close it

again).

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Click the CD tab in the MusicMatch Jukebox window.●

Close MusicMatch and place the CD in the other drive (if you

have two CD drives).

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The message "System Error: Unable to read drive" appears

when I try to run a CD program.

Make sure the CD label is face up in the disc tray.

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Wait 5 to 10 seconds after closing the disc tray to give the

computer time to recognise the CD.

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Check to make sure you are not trying to play a DVD. A DVD●

will not play in a CD-ROM drive. If you aren't sure what type

of drive you have, check the front of the drive; on DVD

systems, DVD appears on the drive.

Make sure the CD is clean.●

Restart the system:

Remove the CD.1.

Click Start on the taskbar.2.

Select Shut Down.3.

Choose Restart and click OK.4.

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