Playing Media; Blu-Ray Iso - Eminent EM7195 Mode D'emploi

12. If you have selected 'NEW-DIRECTORY', you can now give a name to the folder
using the remote control. Once you have given the folder the correct name, press
the right-arrow key.
13. You will be asked to 'Copy', 'Move' or 'Cancel'. Select 'COPY' and press the 'OK'
button
14. The notification 'FileCopy Completed!' will appear. Press the 'HOME' button to
return to the main menu.
Note: The steps above can also be used if you want to copy from the network, USB,
card reader or SATA disk to the internal hard disk. You can also use 'File Copy' to
copy media files from the internal hard disk to an external USB, card reader, and
SATA hard disk.

11.0 Playing Media

If you have finished setting up the media player, and you have filled the hard disk with
media files, you can start to playback these files and your movies en audio files. You
can also play files from attached USB devices, or, you can play files from a SD card
using the card reader of the EM7195.
One of the main features of the media player is the ability to playback many sorts of
video files. 'Regular' video files like .MOV, .MKV, .AVI and DVD ISO's, VIDEO_TS
files are supported. Even Blu-Ray files can be handled by the EM7195.
We will explain how to play the different media types.

11.1 Blu-Ray ISO

The EM7195 is able to play unprotected Blu-Ray ISO's / AVCHD ISO. Use the
following steps to playback these ISO files.
1. Make sure the EM7195 is completely started and the main menu is shown.
2. Go to 'Movies' and select the source you want to play from, for example, the hard
disk. Select 'HDD' and press the 'OK' button.
3. Go to 'System (HDD:) and press the 'OK' button.
4. Go to the 'movie' folder and press the 'OK' button.
5. Select the folder where the Blu-Ray ISO is located and press the 'OK' button.
6. The ISO file will be displayed. Select the Blu-Ray ISO and press the 'OK' button.
The playback of the ISO file will start.
The EM7195 will not be using the original BD JAVA menu's. Instead, the EM7195
uses it's own menus for audio and subtitles.
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