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  eSport Clip User Manual                                                                            Page 1 of 22 

 

1.0  Introduction 

1.1 

Foreword 

Thank you for purchasing this player. Please read this manual carefully 

before using the product. Specifications and software updates are subject 

to change without notice. The player pictured in this manual may differ 

from yours, but the information in this manual will still apply. 

1.2 

Package Contents 

Your player comes with the following items: 

 

The player 

 

 

 

A USB cable

 

 

 

 

One pair of stereo headphones

 

 

A quick-start guide

 

 

A CD containing Ematic video 

conversion

 

1.3 

Warnings 

 

Do not use the product in extreme temperatures, or in dusty or wet 

environments. 

 

Do not leave the product in direct sunlight. 

 

Only insert or remove MicroSD cards when the unit is turned off. 

 

Do not disconnect the player and USB from your computer without first 

ensuring a “safe removal” as this may damage the player. (See pg. 5.) 

 

Do not open or disassemble the player, as this will void the warranty. 

 

Handle the player with care to prevent physical damage. 

 

Protect the player from static discharge. 

1.4 

Computer Requirements 

Virtually any computer and operating system that is able to use USB 

storage devices can be used to copy files to and from the player. These 

include Windows

®

, Mac OS X

®

, and Linux

®

.

 

 

Summary of Contents for eSport Clip

Page 1: ...nual 2011 Ematic 1 888 968 1985 http www Ematic us Windows and Windows Media Player are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Mac OS X and iTunes are registered trademarks of Apple Inc Linux...

Page 2: ...her Conversion Software 4 3 3 Converting Video in Linux 5 4 0 Copying Files 6 4 1 Copying Media Files to Your Player 6 4 2 Using Windows Media Player Sync Function 6 5 0 Expanding the Player s Storage...

Page 3: ...r 15 11 1 Entering Video Recorder Mode 15 11 2 Basic Video Shooting Operations 15 11 3 The Video Recorder Menu 15 12 0 Recording Audio 15 12 1 Entering Recordings Mode 15 12 2 Basic Recorder Operation...

Page 4: ...conversion 1 3 Warnings Do not use the product in extreme temperatures or in dusty or wet environments Do not leave the product in direct sunlight Only insert or remove MicroSD cards when the unit is...

Page 5: ...22 1 5 Layout of the Player 1 On Off Lock 2 VOL 3 VOL 4 Camera Home Button 5 MIC 6 Menu Back 7 Forward Down 8 Rewind Up 9 Play Select 10 USB Port 11 MicroSD Slot 12 Headphone Jack 13 LED flash 14 Cam...

Page 6: ...eSport Clip User Manual Page 2 of 22 Part I Computer Operations...

Page 7: ...e area by the clock on your task bar which will display a list of attached USB devices Select the player in the list to be removed Windows will display a message when it is safe to remove the player 2...

Page 8: ...ert Click the green icon next to the Input File field navigate through your folders and select one or more videos to convert Note that the program will not convert from any video format Once a video i...

Page 9: ...tainer Encode video using the Xvid codec Resize video to 32O x 240 pixels or smaller Encode the audio using an MP3 codec Reduce the audio to 2 channels if the original was more such as 5 1 There may b...

Page 10: ...k 4 Using the same process open the folders to your music video or other media files 5 Drag and drop media files from your computer s media folders to the player s folder 1RWH Although not necessary i...

Page 11: ...able to see the song files on the player through My Computer Note See the full list of supported formats under Technical Specifications on pg 22 to determine which synced songs will be supported by t...

Page 12: ...eSport Clip User Manual Page 8 of 22 Part II Player Operations...

Page 13: ...in the SETUP mode See Settings on pg 19 The unit will also turn itself off if the battery charge becomes too low 6 2 Navigating Menus Main Menu The player has many functions or modes including playin...

Page 14: ...on the touchpad In any menu or list use the touchpad keys to navigate the list and select by pressing the SELECT key on the touchpad The same is true if you descend into submenus Sometimes the player...

Page 15: ...ext video file by pressing the FORWARD DOWN or REWIND UP keys on the touchpad Change the Volume as described in Changing the Volume on pg 10 7 3 Video Menu Commands To access video commands like delet...

Page 16: ...ause or Resume by pressing the SELECT key on the touchpad Skip to the previous or next audio file by pressing the FORWARD DOWN or REWIND UP keys on the touchpad Change the Volume as described in Chang...

Page 17: ...with that rating Tag List displays the list of tagged songs you selected Press the MENU BACK button again to return to the Mode Selector 9 0 Viewing Pictures 9 1 Entering Pictures Mode 1 To view pictu...

Page 18: ...hs 10 1 Entering Camera Mode Use the Mode Selector to select the Camera mode See Navigating Menus on pg 9 10 2 Basic Photo Shooting Operations 1 Use the display as a Viewfinder 2 To Zoom a IN Press th...

Page 19: ...ause symbol II indicates recording has ended 3 Press the MENU BACK key on the touchpad to SAVE the video recording 4 View Video Recording using the Videos mode 11 3 The Video Recorder Menu To access v...

Page 20: ...13 1 Entering Recordings Mode Use the Mode Selector to enter FM mode See Navigating Menus on pg 9 13 2 Basic Radio Operations Manual Tuning Use the FORWARD DOWN and REWIND UP keys on the touchpad to...

Page 21: ...e viewing and the total number of pages 4 Manually scroll through a text using the FORWARD DOWN and REWIND UP keys on the touchpad 14 2 File Operations When viewing a text press the MENU BACK key on t...

Page 22: ...used the stopwatch will re use the five time slots Calculator A calculator that performs basic math and also includes a memory function 1 Use the REWIND UP and FORWARD DOWN keys on the touchpad to nav...

Page 23: ...e will still be on but the screen will turn off to save battery power Power Saving Allows you to adjust the idle times and sleep times Language Select Allows you to change the display language Support...

Page 24: ...eSport Clip User Manual Page 20 of 22 Miscellaneous...

Page 25: ...device Set right parameter Unsupported file format Re encode media in a supported format The file is corrupted Re copy the file to the player You may have to re encode the file Damaged earphones Use...

Page 26: ...d formats Images JPG PNG GIF BMP TIFF images that are uncompressed TIFF images that are compressed via Pack Bits CCITT Group 3 fax images and CCITT Group 4 fax images Videos RM RMVB AVI WMV MP4 3GP an...

Page 27: ...e materials use of the Ematic User Manual or use of any Ematic product and or software In no event shall Ematic be liable for any indirect extraordinary exemplary punitive special incidental or conseq...

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