How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn on Camera.
2. Plug in the USB cable to the camera and into the computer.
3. You will now see a menu on the LCD that contains Mass Storage and PC camera.
4. Highlight and Select MASS STORAGE with the up/down arrows and the enter button.
5. Your LCD screen will go blank (this is normal).
6. Found New Hardware message should pop up on your computer screen.
7. Double click on DCIM Folder.
8. You will see a folder named IMAGE and/or VIDEO.
9. Double click the folder corresponding to the files that you want.
10. Your video files will have a MPEG at the bottom of the thumbnail image.

If you do not get a Found New Hardware message simply try the following:

*Go to my computer. Open it and look for the Header that contains Devices with Removable Storage. Look for a removable disk letter E, F, G, H, I, or No Name. Within these contents folders will appear, DCIM, MUSIC, MOVIE, DEMO, AND PHOTO. Once you see DCIM folder follow steps 7-10 above.

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How to Format the Camera/SD Card:

1. Press the Menu button, next press the DISP/SET button (Located on the back of the camera next to the green arrow) to enter the set up mode.
2. Once in the set up mode press the up and down buttons until you highlight FORMAT.
3. Once highlighted press the Confirm button ( It’s the button on the LCD monitor between the up and down arrow keys).
4. You will now see FORMAT: OK/CANCEL.
5. Select OK by placing the RED dot next to it. To confirm your format process press the CONFIRM button (It’s the button on the LCD monitor between the up and down arrow keys).
6. You will momentarily see an hour glass, this is normal. The format process is now finished.

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How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the USB cable. The cameras LCD will read PC Connection, with the following contents PC Camera and Mass Storage. Use the black scroll wheel and highlight Mass storage (in yellow), now press the scroll wheel inward. (The LCD will go blank this is normal).
3. XP pops up a window giving options for viewing and copying files.
4. Choose an option from the XP pop-up window to upload files.
5. If XP does not pop-up a window with a removable disk letter, do the following,

First, click on start and then double click on my computer. Look for a new removable drive icon. The actual drive letter will vary depending on the number of drives you have. (You can tell which icon represents the camera, because plugging and unplugging the USB cable causes the removable drive icon to appear and disappear.

Double click on the removable disk letter and your files are in the innermost folder, the folder is labeled DCIM, double click it to open the folder; you will now see 101DG Cam click it to open it. You have now located your files. XP will ask you what you want to do next, copy pictures to a folder, type name for the group of pictures, view as a slideshow of images, or print the pictures; select copy and XP will prompt you to the following actions. Also, search self-help for file transfer procedure for your camera model.

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How to Connect to a TV:

First, you need to verify that the camera has the correct TV standard. To do this, please do the following:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Change mode to SET.
3. Scroll down to TV.
4. Push the black scroll button inward (like a doorbell) to select NTSC.

Now you are ready to connect to the TV.

1. When in any mode, press the playback button (directly above the power switch).
2. Connect the cables to the camera and the TV (The LCD screen will shut off, this is normal).
3. Make sure the TV is on a video/input/aux channel. You should see the camera display on the TV.

You still control everything with the camera, it will just display on the TV.

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How to Transfer MP3 Files:

1. Turn on the camera.
2. Turn the mode dial to MP3.
3. Plug in the USB cable to the camera and into the computer. You will now see menu on the LCD that contains Mass Storage and PC camera.
4. Using the black scroll wheel next to the menu button, highlight Mass Storage and press the scroll wheel inward. (The camera will go blank, this is normal).
5. If any other programs open up such as: Media player, Mr. Photo, or Video Impressions close them.
6. Click on Start. (Or if my computer is an icon on your desktop click on it.)
7. Go to my computer. Open it and look for the Header that contains Devices with Removable Storage. Look for a removable disk letter E, F, G, H, or I. Within these contents two folders will appear, DCIM and MP3.
8. Take the mouse cursor and point at MP3 folder, it will pop a text letting you know that it is empty.
9. Minimize this page and open your media player program.
   
   NOTE: If you are not using windows XP, you must download a converter to support the mp3 format. For example, Audio MP3 Maker is an extremely easy to use powerful CD ripper and WAV to MP3 encoder for Windows 9X/NT/Me/2000/XP.With full CD audio playback control function, Audio MP3 Maker can work as a freedb-aware CD player.
   
   All updated version of Audio MP3 Maker is free to you. Here are some of the web sites you can visit.
   
   DXG USA is not held liable and does not have any affiliation with the linked content.
   
   http://www.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm
   
   http://www.mp3-converter.biz/
   
   http://www.terragame.com/st/MP3-Audio-Free-MP3-Converters-1.html
   
   http://www.mp3cdsoftware.com/mp3cdconverter.htm
10. Now that media player is open, click on Help. If you do not see this option maximize the page until you see the following contents. File,view,play,tools and help. Now click on help and a small window will open, click on the about windows media player option. (Make sure you have version 10, if not please due an update, it is free from Microsoft. www.windowsupdate.microsoft.com. Now close the page. Click on tools –a small window will pop up select (options) and click on it.
11. You will now see 11 general tabs, click on the rip music tab, then change the rip settings to MP3. Here is how, click the blue downward arrow, the drop down menu gives you four options click on mp3. Now click ok at the bottom.
    
    We have now successfully checked your media player version and changed the option settings to decode mp3 files. Now close Windows media player.
12. Copy/paste: Now click on start and go to my music (it also may be under my documents/settings) copy the tracks you wish to transfer to the MP3 folder, which is located under my computer under the Removable Disk Letter. To copy simply click right on the mouse, and select copy. Then paste the files to the mp3 folder. To paste point your cursor at the mp3 folder then again right click on the mouse and select paste.

     

You have now successfully transferred your MP3 files to your camera. Now you are ready for playback.

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How to Use the PC Camera (Webcam) Function:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Set the Mode Dial to "camera mode."
3. Connect the USB cable to the camera and PC.
4. On the LCD Display of the camera, highlight "PC Camera" using the black scroll wheel.
5. Press the black scroll wheel inward like a doorbell.

At this point, You can use your camera as a web camera with such programs as MSN Messenger, and Yahoo Instant Messenger. Here are basic instructions for using your camera with those programs. You will have to experiment and "play" to get your best results. PLease make sure that your instant messenger is updated.

For Webcam use with MSN Messenger:

If you have already downloaded and installed the MSN Messenger program, are in PC Camera mode (see "Tip" above), and have added chat friends:

1. Open Messenger.
2. Click on "Tools."
3. Click on "Web Camera Settings."
4. Use the slider switch to adjust the brightness. (You may have to increase interior lighting).
5. Click close.

If you have friend’s online click on the webcam icon at the top of the window to send an invitation to view your webcam.

Note: You may have to download a new version of Messenger to support the web camera function. If you are unfamiliar with the use of MSN Messenger, we highly recommend you take the MSN tutorial (tour) first to acquaint yourself with the MSN Messenger operations.

For Webcam use with Yahoo Instant Messenger:

If you have already downloaded and installed the Yahoo Instant Messenger (IM) program, have the camera in PC Camera mode (see "Tip" above), and have added chat friends:

1. Open IM.
2. Click on "Tools"
3. Click on "Start My Webcam."
4. Click Ok. If the camera does not start, try clicking on "Start My Webcam" again.
5. If you have friend’s online click on their username and when the message window appears, click on the webcam icon the top of the same window to send an invitation to view your webcam.

Note: You may have to download a new version of Yahoo Instant Messenger (IM) to support the web camera function. If you are unfamiliar with the use of IM, we highly recommend you take the IM tutorial (tour) first to acquaint yourself with the IM operations.

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How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the USB cable. (The LCD will go blank this is normal).
3. XP/Vista pops up a window giving options for viewing and copying files.
4. Choose an option from the XP pop-up window to upload files.
5. If XP does not pop-up a window with a removable disk letter, do the following,

First, click on start and then double click on my computer or computer on Vista. Look for a new removable drive icon under devices with removable storage. The actual drive letter will vary depending on the number of drives you have. (You can tell which icon represents the camera, because plugging and unplugging the USB cable causes the removable drive icon to appear and disappear.

Double click on the removable disk letter, (example) Removable Disk (G:) and your files are in the innermost folder, the folder is labeled DCIM, double click it to open the folder; you will now see 101DG Cam click it to open it. You have now located your files. XP/Vista will ask you what you want to do next, copy pictures to a folder, type name for the group of pictures, view as a slideshow of images, or print the pictures; select copy and XP/Vista will prompt you to the following actions. Also, search self-help for file transfer procedure for your camera model.

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How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the USB cable. The cameras LCD will read PC Connection, with the following contents PC Camera and File Transfer. Use the black scroll wheel and highlight File Transfer (in yellow), now press the scroll wheel inward. (The LCD will go blank this is normal).
3. XP pops up a window giving options for viewing and copying files.
4. Choose an option from the XP pop-up window to upload files.
5. If XP does not pop-up a window with a removable disk letter, do the following,

First, click on start and then double click on my computer. Look for a new removable drive icon. The actual drive letter will vary depending on the number of drives you have. (You can tell which icon represents the camera, because plugging and unplugging the USB cable causes the removable drive icon to appear and disappear.

Double click on the removable disk letter and your files are in the innermost folder, the folder is labeled DCIM, double click it to open the folder; you will now see 101DG Cam click it to open it. You have now located your files. XP will ask you what you want to do next, copy pictures to a folder, type name for the group of pictures, view as a slideshow of images, or print the pictures; select copy and XP will prompt you to the following actions. Also, search self-help for file transfer procedure for your camera model.

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How to Transfer MP3 Files:

1. Turn on the camera.
2. Turn the mode dial to MP3.
3. Plug in the USB cable to the camera and into the computer. You will now see menu on the LCD that contains Mass Storage and PC camera.
4. Using the black scroll wheel next to the menu button, highlight Mass Storage and press the scroll wheel inward. (The camera will go blank, this is normal).
5. If any other programs open up such as: Media player, Mr. Photo, or Video Impressions close them.
6. Click on Start. (Or if my computer is an icon on your desktop click on it.)
7. Go to my computer. Open it and look for the Header that contains Devices with Removable Storage. Look for a removable disk letter E, F, G, H, or I. Within these contents two folders will appear, DCIM and MP3.
8. Take the mouse cursor and point at MP3 folder, it will pop a text letting you know that it is empty.
9. Minimize this page and open your media player program.
   
   NOTE: If you are not using windows XP, you must download a converter to support the mp3 format. For example, Audio MP3 Maker is an extremely easy to use powerful CD ripper and WAV to MP3 encoder for Windows 9X/NT/Me/2000/XP.With full CD audio playback control function, Audio MP3 Maker can work as a freedb-aware CD player.
   
   All updated version of Audio MP3 Maker is free to you. Here are some of the web sites you can visit.
   
   DXG USA is not held liable and does not have any affiliation with the linked content.
   
   http://www.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm
   
   http://www.mp3-converter.biz/
   
   http://www.terragame.com/st/MP3-Audio-Free-MP3-Converters-1.html
   
   http://www.mp3cdsoftware.com/mp3cdconverter.htm
10. Now that media player is open, click on Help. If you do not see this option maximize the page until you see the following contents. File,view,play,tools and help. Now click on help and a small window will open, click on the about windows media player option. (Make sure you have version 10, if not please due an update, it is free from Microsoft. www.windowsupdate.microsoft.com. Now close the page. Click on tools –a small window will pop up select (options) and click on it.
11. You will now see 11 general tabs, click on the rip music tab, then change the rip settings to MP3. Here is how, click the blue downward arrow, the drop down menu gives you four options click on mp3. Now click ok at the bottom.
    
    We have now successfully checked your media player version and changed the option settings to decode mp3 files. Now close Windows media player.
12. Copy/paste: Now click on start and go to my music (it also may be under my documents/settings) copy the tracks you wish to transfer to the MP3 folder, which is located under my computer under the Removable Disk Letter. To copy simply click right on the mouse, and select copy. Then paste the files to the mp3 folder. To paste point your cursor at the mp3 folder then again right click on the mouse and select paste.

     

You have now successfully transferred your MP3 files to your camera. Now you are ready for playback.

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How to Activate/Deactivate the LED Flash Light:

To Activate the LED Flash Light:

1. Push the scroll wheel inwards.

To Deactivate the LED Flash Light:

1. Push the scroll wheel inwards.

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How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the USB cable. (The LCD will go blank this is normal).
3. A window pops-up giving options for viewing and copying files.
4. Choose an option from the pop-up window to upload files.
5. If Windows does not pop-up a window with a removable disk letter, do the following,

First, click on start and then double click on my computer. Look for a new removable drive icon. The actual drive letter will vary depending on the number of drives you have. (You can tell which icon represents the camera, because plugging and unplugging the USB cable causes the removable drive icon to appear and disappear.

Double click on the removable disk letter and your files are in the innermost folder, The folder is labeled DCIM, double click it to open the folder; You have now located your files. XP will ask you what you want to do next, copy pictures to a folder, type name for the group of pictures, view as a slideshow of images, or print the pictures; select copy and XP will prompt you to the following actions. Also, search self help for file transfer procedure for your camera model.

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How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the camera to the computer, via the USB cable/connection (the camera screen should shut off).
3. With Windows XP/Vista, a pop-up should appear with different options.
4. You can choose the Rapid Blog Manager to use the program for transferring the video files to your computer or to YouTube.
5. You could also find your computer under My Computer/Computer recognized as No Name or Removable Disk.
6. If you navigate through the folders, you will be able to access the video files.

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How to Connect to a TV:

Connecting to an HDTV:

1. Turn on the camera.
2. Connect the standard AV audio cables (red and white) to the AV port on the camera, and the corresponding connectors on the television.
3. Connect the HD cables to the HD port on the camera and the corresponding connectors on the television.
4. Be sure to turn the television to the correct VIDEO channel.
5. Press the PLAY button to start/stop playback.

Connecting to a Standard Television:

1. Turn on the camera.
2. Connect the standard AV cables (yellow, red, and white) to the AV port on the camera, and the corresponding connectors on the television.
3. Be sure to turn the television to the correct VIDEO channel.
4. Press the PLAY button to start/stop playback.

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How to Use the Rapid Blog Manager:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the camera to the computer, via the USB cable/connection (the camera screen should shut off).
3. With Windows XP/Vista, a pop-up should appear with different options.
4. Select Rapid Blog Manager on your screen, and click OK.
5. Select the video that you would like to upload to YouTube.
6. Click the UPLOAD button.
7. A pop-up will request the login information for your YouTube account.
8. Fill out the required information, and select UPLOAD/OK.

*You must have a YouTube account before uploading your video files onto the YouTube website.

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How to Insert the Batteries:

1. Refer to page 3 of the Quick Reference Guide, and locate item number 15 (battery door).
2. Slide the battery door downward to open it.
3. On the inside of the battery door there are icons representing which direction to place the batteries.
4. The + indicates to insert the battery facing upward.
5. The – indicates to insert the battery facing downward.
6. From the bottom of the camera, the first battery needs to be facing upwards (+), and the next battery should be facing downward (-).
7. Push the battery door down and slide it up to close it.

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How to Insert the SD Card:

1. Refer to page 3 of the Quick Reference Guide, and locate item number 14 (SD socket).
2. Make sure the camera is turned off.
3. Insert the memory card into the SD socket (it only fits in one direction).
4. Press it inward until it locks in place. In case you need to take the card out, press the card inward to unlock it for removal.

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How to Playback Files:

1. Refer to page 2 of the Quick Reference Guide, and locate item 3 (PLAY).
2. Press the PLAY button to access the playback mode. You should now see a screenshot (still image) of the most recent video that you have recorded.
3. Press the red button left/right to navigate to the video that you would like to play.
4. Press the red button inward to begin playing.
5. Press the red button inward to stop the playback.

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About the CD License Key:

CD Key Once you agree to the Arc soft Total Media Extreme terms and conditions, you are prompted to the installation wizard. (Click next.)

You are now at the (options) screen, which requires customer information.

User name: Choose any name you prefer.
Company: Choose any name you prefer.
License key: Follow the steps listed below.

1. The CD key is located on the actual CD. You will find it printed on a white label near the bottom of the CD.
2. The CD key must be inputted the exact same way as printed on the CD (including capital letters and dashes).

Example of key: 9JKMNS-VMDTER34FP2-S7EGG85C (Note: This is not a valid key).

We strive to provide timely, accurate, and thorough resolutions to our customers and help to educate them about our products. We direct our customers to appropriate sources of information and assistance. We are dedicated to enhancing customer productivity by providing superior technical support. However, please keep in consideration that we do not offer support on how to edit or copy a video using total media extreme, unfortunately that’s beyond the scope of our services.

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How to Charge the Batteries:

1. Please refer to the specifications sheet that is included with the battery charger.
2. When the LED light is red, the batteries are being charged.
3. When the LED light is green, either the batteries are completely charged, or there are no batteries inserted.
4. Two batteries will generally require approximately 3.5 hours of charging time.
5. The NEXcell battery charger has been approved by the FCC and has passed ETL certification.
6. Also note that the charger does not have a battery cover.

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Memory Card Specs:

We apologize that our manual and packaging does not clearly state the storage media capacity. Please keep in consideration, that the DXG-569V is an outdated model. It is about three years old. During this time the standard format memory card in the industry was a 2GB card. Our units come with up to 32MB built-in memory (check specifications for maximum card capacity). Using the built-in will allow you to record about 2 minutes of video or snap about 10 photographs. However, the DXG-569V will support a maximum 4GB SDHC class 6 card. (Make sure to format the unit with and without the memory card). Therefore, there is no need to change or list the specifications on the package or manual under our specifications. We do apologize for the misunderstanding. Simply double click the file to open it. We are committed to serving our customer in an outstanding, and timely fashion, we appreciate your consideration, and apologize for the set back.

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How to Transfer Files to a PC:

1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect the USB cable. (The LCD will go blank this is normal).
3. A window pops-up giving options for viewing and copying files.
4. Choose an option from the pop-up window to upload files.
5. If Windows does not pop-up a window with a removable disk letter, do the following,

First, click on start and then double click on my computer. Look for a new removable drive icon. The actual drive letter will vary depending on the number of drives you have. (You can tell which icon represents the camera, because plugging and unplugging the USB cable causes the removable drive icon to appear and disappear.

Double click on the removable disk letter and your files are in the innermost folder, The folder is labeled DCIM, double click it to open the folder; You have now located your files. XP will ask you what you want to do next, copy pictures to a folder, type name for the group of pictures, view as a slideshow of images, or print the pictures; select copy and XP will prompt you to the following actions. Also, search self help for file transfer procedure for your camera model.

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