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All About Your iPod Photo2005 Authors: Lee W. M. Published year: 2005 Pages: 13-14/23 |
2.3. Displaying SlideshowsOnce the photos are transferred to your iPod photo, you can view a slideshow of the photos by selecting the photo album that you want to view (see Figure 2-12). Figure 2-12. Viewing photos on your iPod photo
The "Slideshow Settings" menu allows you to set the various options pertaining to slideshows (see Figure 2-13). For example, you can set the number of seconds to display for each slide, the music to play for the slideshow, as well as the type of TV signal to use (PAL or NTSC). Figure 2-13. Setting slideshow options
Once a photo album is selected, you will see a series of thumbnails of your photos (see Figure 2-14). You can use the Click Wheel to select the photo you want to view. Figure 2-14. Selecting the photo to view
There are two things you can do here:
Figure 2-15. Starting a slideshow
Select TV Off if you want to view the slideshow on the iPod photo. Select TV On if you are displaying the slideshow on a TV. 2.3.1. Using background music for slideshowsYou can set background music to go along with your slideshow. In the "Slideshow Settings" screen, select Music. Select the playlist that you want to use (see Figure 2-16).
Figure 2-16. Selecting slideshow music
Your slideshow will now display accompanied by the songs in the selected Playlist.
Figure 2-17. Creating your own Playlist in iTunes
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2.4. Displaying Slideshows on a TVOne of the most useful features of the iPod photo is its ability to display photos on a conventional TV. Using the bundled iPod photo AV cable (see Figure 2-18), you can connect your iPod photo to your TV's RCA ports. Figure 2-18. The iPod photo AV cable
To connect your iPod photo to your TV, connect one end of the iPod photo AV cable to your iPod photo's Headphones and AV port (see Figure 2-19). If you are using a Dock, you can also connect the cable to the Line Out port.
Figure 2-19. The Line Out port on the Dock and the Headphones and AV port on the iPod photo
Connect the other end of the iPod photo AV cable to the RCA video and audio input ports on your TV (see Figure 2-20). Follow the color code on the cable and match it with those on the TV. Figure 2-20. The RCA ports on a TV
Follow the steps as described in Section 2.3 and then in the Start Slideshow step (see Figure 2-21), and select TV On. Figure 2-21. Starting a slideshow on a TV
You should now be able to view the slideshow on your TV (see Figure 2-22). Figure 2-22. Displaying a slideshow and viewing it on a TV
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All About Your iPod Photo2005 Authors: Lee W. M. Published year: 2005 Pages: 13-14/23 |