4.
Install the new Compact Flash card, label side down, into the half of the
media caddy with sides.
5.
Push the two sides of the media caddy back together
6.
Attach the media caddy to the rest of the media dock by aligning the
connector pins carefully and easing the two sides together. Only gently
pressure should be required.
7.
Replace the two screws that hold the media caddy in place (removed in step
1).
The MAX Media Player software runs from the DS cartridge and allows you to browse
and run content stored on your Compact Flash card. The software can also allow
you to access content stored on other compatibles storage devices (see Section 7).
To get started, insert the MAX Media Player DS cartridge into your DS and attach the
MAX Media Dock
to the GBA slot on the underside of your DS.
When you boot your console, you will see the MAX Media Player loading screen,
followed by the browser screen which displays the contents of the attached device.
4.1 Touch Screen Navigation
MAX Media Player is exclusively controlled by your DS’s touch-screen stylus system
on the lower screen.
Play file / run program
Double-tap a file or program icon
Open folder
Double-tap a folder icon
Scroll up / down
Tap and drag the scrollbar up and down
Go back / up a level
Double tap the ‘UP’ folder icon within a folder
4.2 Organising Content
If you are using a new Compact Flash card, when you first use the MAX Media Player
software you will not have any media or games available; see Section 5 for
instructions on how to put media on your Compact Flash card.
To help you organise your content, MAX Media Player recognises four special folder
names:
Folder name
Icon
Use for
VIDEO
.d3v files