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Watching Your First Video Podcast

1.  Power up your iPod by pressing 

Center Button

.

2.  Scroll to Videos using the iPod 

Click Wheel

, select with 

Center Button

.

3.  Scroll to Video Podcasts, select with 

Center Button

.

4.  Select 

AMX Podcasts

5.  Scroll to appropriate video.
6.  Select video with 

Center Button

.

NOTE:

   Increase volume using click wheel (slide thumb clockwise to 

increase, counter clockwise to decrease).

Subscribing to AMX Podcast

1.  Browse to 

http://podcast.amx.com/

.

2.  Click the 

Podcast Channel

 to which you would like to subscribe.

3.  iTunes is launched, and the Podcast subscription is established.
4.  Videos and audio for that channel are downloaded to iTunes (your local 
machine).

Synching Your iPod to iTunes

1.  

Connect 

your iPod to the USB port using included white cable.

2.  The iPod Set Up Assistant will display.
3.  

Name

 your iPod.

4.  Select 

Sync songs and video to my iPod

.

5.  Click 

OK

, and subscribed Podcast will automatically be loaded to your 

iPod.

Preparing iPod to Broadcast to Projector/TV

By default the TV Off is selected meaning that videos and slide shows will 
only display on your iPod. You can set your iPod to prompt you regarding 
broadcasting content to projector/TV.
1.  Select 

Videos

.

2.  Select 

Video Settings

.

3.  Select 

TV Out

 and it will switch to 

Ask

. This option will ask you if you 

want to Play Video/Photos to TV or not when content is selected.

Playing Video on External Monitor or Projector

1.   Plug 

Video Cable

 with RCA outputs into iPod.

2.   Plug 

RCA Outputs

 into Video inputs on projector/monitor.

3.   Select appropriate 

video source

 on projector/monitor.

4.   Select 

Videos

 on your iPod.

5.   Locate video using the 

Click Wheel

, and press 

Play/Pause

 

button

.

6.   Select 

TV Out

 when prompted.

7.   Thumbnail of video will display, and you should see video on screen.

For more information: podcast.amx.com

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Quick Start & Reference Guide

Converting PowerPoint to iPod Slide Show

1.   Open your 

PowerPoint Presentation

, and Click File.

3.   Select 

Save As

.

4.   In the Save as File Type select 

JPEG File Interchange Format

 (*.jpg) 

5.   Click 

Save

.

6.   Click 

Every Slide

.

7.   Location confirmation is displayed, click 

OK

.

NOTE:

  This process creates a folder with a series of images, flat pictures 

of your slides. Those images are what is stored and displayed on your iPod, 
and are not editable unless you go back to PowerPoint and recreate.

Synching your PowerPoint Images to iPod

Broadcasting PowerPoint Images to Projector

1.    Plug 

Video Cable

 with RCA outputs into iPod.

2.    Plug 

RCA Outputs

 into Video inputs on projector/monitor.

3.    Set proper 

Video Input

 on projector/television.

4.    On iPod, select 

Photos

.

5.    Select 

Slide Show Settings

.

6.    Select 

Time Per Slide

.

7.    Select 

Manual

 (this enables you to manual control your presentation).

8.    Press 

Menu

 twice to go back to Photos menu.

9.    Select 

Photo Library

.

10.  Press 

Play/Pause

 button.

11.  Select 

TV On

 when prompted.

12.  Thumb of first slide appears with forward and back arrows. You should 
now see the first slide on the projector/screen.

NOTE: 

 Use iPod 

Fast Forward button

 to move forward a slide. Use iPod 

Rewind Button

 to move back a slide.

NOTE:

  You only have to do steps 2-4 the first time you play a presentation 

slide show.

1. 

   Plug 

in your iPod into PC USB port, and iTunes will launch.

2.    Click 

Photos

 at the top of the screen.

3.    Click 

Sync Photos

 checkbox.

4.    Click 

My Pictures

 drop-down menu, and select 

Choose Folder

.

5.    Browse to your presentation folder (created from PowerPoint).
6.    Click 

OK

.

7.    Click 

Apply

, and the PowerPoint images will be copied to your iPod.

Tip:

Be sure to flip the 

Hold Switch,

 on the top of the iPod, to deactivate

controls during transport.

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For more information: podcast.amx.com

Quick Start & Reference Guide

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