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Table of Contents

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1.1

About the Manual

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1.2

About the Application

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1.3

Versions and System Requirements

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1.4

Installation

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1.5

Starting the Program

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2

Working With the Program

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2.1

Header

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2.2

Library Management and Options

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2.3

Nero MediaBrowser

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3

Market

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Photos and Videos

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4.1

Upper Taskbar

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4.1.1

Media Info Tab

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4.2

Lower Taskbar

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4.2.1

More Features

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4.2.1.1

Change Date and Time

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4.3

List of Marked Items

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4.4

Albums

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4.5

Places

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4.6

Faces

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4.6.1

Upper Taskbar

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4.6.2

Lower Taskbar

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4.6.2.1

More Features

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4.6.3

Adding Names to Faces

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4.7

Person Groups

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4.8

Find

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4.9

Photo Preview

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4.9.1

Upper Taskbar

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4.9.2

LowerTaskbar

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4.9.2.1

More Features

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4.10

Photo Editing

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4.10.1

Enhance Tab

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4.10.2

Adjust Tab

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4.10.3

Effects Tab

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4.10.4

General Editing of Photos

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4.10.4.1

Removing Red Eyes

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4.10.4.2

Adding Effects to Photos

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4.10.4.3

Cropping a Photo

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4.11

Video Playback

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4.11.1

More Features

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4.11.2

Starting Video Playback

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4.12

Full Screen Control Bar

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Music

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5.1

Upper Taskbar

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5.1.1

Media Info

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5.2

Lower Taskbar

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5.2.1

More Features

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5.3

List of Marked Items

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5.4

Playlists

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5.5

Starting Music Playback (Library or Playlist)

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5.6

Creating a Playlist

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Slide Shows

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6.1

Upper Taskbar

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6.2

Lower Taskbar

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6.2.1

More Features

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6.3

Lower Taskbar (Slide Show Screen)

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6.4

Personalize Slide Show Window

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6.4.1

Themes

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6.4.2

Titles

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6.4.3

Music and Duration

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6.5

Creating a Slide Show

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6.6

Saving Slide Show as a Video File

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Photo Products

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7.1

Select a Product

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7.2

Select a Photo Project Theme

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7.3

Select Your Photobook Photos

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7.4

Edit Your Photo Project

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7.4.1

Photo Project Work Area

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7.4.2

Photo Project Tabs

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7.5

Preview Your Project

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7.6

Creating an Instant Photobook

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7.7

Creating a Custom Photobook

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7.8

Creating a Calendar

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Audio CD Browsing and Playback

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8.1

Starting Audio CD Playback

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8.2

Ripping From Audio CD

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Video Playback from Disc

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Nero MediaHome as Media Server

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10.1

Nero Play to TV

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10.2

Nero Slideshow to TV

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Devices

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11.1

Device Settings Tab

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11.2

Importing From Device or Data Disc

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12

Share and Burn

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13

Contact

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1.1 About the Manual

This manual is intended for all users who want to learn how to use Nero MediaHome. It is

process-based and explains how to achieve a specific objective on a step-by-step basis.

To make best use of this documentation, please note the following conventions:

Indicates warnings, preconditions or instructions that have to be

precisely followed.

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1. Start …

The number at the beginning of a line indicates a prompt for action.

Carry out these actions in the order specified.

Indicates an intermediate result.

Indicates a result.

OK

Indicates text passages or buttons that appear in the program

interface. They are shown in boldface.

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Indicates references to other chapters. They are executed as links and

are shown in red and underlined.

[…]

Indicates keyboard shortcuts for entering commands.

1.2 About the Application

Nero MediaHome is an all-in-one media management software for photos, videos and music.

It lets you conveniently play back tracks in your library, import new music from CD as well as

create new playlists and sync these or albums with any mobile device connected either

wirelessly or via USB mass storage.

Share your photos, music and videos through upload to your favorite social media websites.

In addition, you can always burn a music CD. Nero MediaHome lets you easily create

cinema-style videos and photo slide shows with integrated movie themes – plus burn your

compilations on DVD as a gift for friends and family (Nero MediaHome DVD Pack).

Improve the quality of your photos with just a few clicks, cut off unwanted parts, or

automatically remove red eyes. Use the automatic face detection to sort the many photos in

your library by the people in your pictures. Face groups make it also easier to find the right

pictures for quick and simple photo projects such as a photo card. In creating photobooks,

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calendars, or cards, you can choose from numerous themes, cliparts, and layout options.

Transform memories into shareable keepsakes just by ordering your individual compilations

directly through Nero MediaHome.

Nero MediaHome can also act as a media server. You can access your complete Nero

MediaHome media library from DLNA-enabled TVs and other devices, or stream your media

onto these devices. Slide shows are transcoded on-the-fly, without the need to export them

to a video file first. Access your media library from anywhere in your home!

1.3 Versions and System Requirements

Nero MediaHome is available in various versions. The Nero MediaHome full and Essentials

versions are included in the different Nero Suite product packs. In addition, a free standalone

version is available.

Essentials or OEM software as well as the Nero MediaHome free standalone version differ

from the full version in a more or less broad functional range. Thereby, the feature limitations

of your single essentials version compared to the full range depends on the co-contractor's

choice.

You can always upgrade from your Essentials version to the full featured version.

In addition, Nero MediaHome offers various add-ons to customize and expand the

applications feature range to your personal needs. You can always obtain these add-ons

right from the Market in Nero MediaHome.

Detailed system requirements of Nero MediaHome and all other Nero products can be found

in the Support section on our Web site www.nero.com.

1.4 Installation

If you use Nero MediaHome within Nero 2015 or Nero 2015 Platinum, the

application is installed automatically with the other applications of the suite. In this

case, you can skip this chapter.

If you use a Nero MediaHome standalone version, this chapter guides you

through a step-by-step installation.

Detailed system requirements of Nero MediaHome and all other Nero products

can be found in the Support section on our Web site www.nero.com.

To install Nero MediaHome, you need administrator rights for all operating

systems.

An installation wizard walks you through the quick and uncomplicated installation process.

To install Nero MediaHome, proceed as follows:

1. Close all Microsoft Windows programs and exit any anti-virus software that may be running.

2. Start the installation process by double-clicking the downloaded installation file.

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 The files are automatically unzipped and stored on the C:\ drive in a temporary folder

from which they are automatically deleted once they have been used.

 The installation is prepared and the Welcome Screen is displayed.

If applications are found on your computer that could conflict with the software to

be installed, an appropriate screen is displayed. It is recommended that these

applications are uninstalled before proceeding with the installation.

Nero MediaHome checks the availability of required components, such as

Microsoft Silverlight on your PC. If applications are missing, an appropriate

screen is displayed. Click the Install button to proceed. A third party installation

wizard may appear and walk you through the installation process. A reboot may

be required. The Nero installation will automatically proceed after the reboot is

executed.

3. Click the Next button.

4. The AVG Toolbar screen is displayed.

5. Please read the licensing agreement carefully. If you want to install the AVG Security

Toolbar, select the first check box. If you want AVG to be your default search provider,

select the second check box. If you want to set your home page to isearch.avg.com, select

the third check box.

6. Click the Next button.

7. The License Agreement (EULA) screen is displayed.

8. Please read the license agreement carefully and select the appropriate check box if you

agree to the terms of the agreement. Installation is not possible without this agreement.

9. Click the Next button.

 The Ready to Install screen is displayed.

10. If you want to change the default installation path:

1. Click the Installation Settings button.

 The Installation Settings screen is displayed.

2. Click the Change button.

 The Current Destination Folder screen is displayed.

3. Select the desired destination using the Look in drop-down menu and the Folder name

text field.

11. If you want to create a shortcut for the application on your desktop, activate the

corresponding check box.

12. If you want to open multimedia files with Nero MediaHome by default, activate the

corresponding check box.

13. If you want to take part in the Nero Product Improvement Program, select the

corresponding option button.

In order to offer better service, this Nero Product Improvement Program collects

anonymous data to determine which features are used and what problems, if any, occur.

This information helps Nero to identify which features to improve. No personal information is

collected that could be used to contact you.

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14. Click the Install button.

 The installation process is started. Nero MediaHome is installed in the selected folder,

and a progress bar informs you of the progress of the installation process.

 After the installation is finished, the InstallShield Wizard Completed screen is

displayed.

15. Click the Finish button.

 The installation wizard is closed.

 You have now installed Nero MediaHome. The Nero MediaHome desktop icon is

now available on the computer's desktop. Click the icon to start the application.

Nero MediaHome is checking for available updates in the background. When the

first update is available, you are asked if you want to turn on the automatic update

feature. If you agree, updates are from then on downloaded silently as soon as

they are available. A dialog then asks whether the new update should be installed

now or later.

You can always select/deselect this feature in the Update category of the

Options window.

1.5 Starting the Program

There are several ways to open Nero MediaHome, depending on various factors such as the

product you have installed and the operating system you are using.

 On Windows 7 and earlier versions of Windows, you can start Nero MediaHome via:

 Start (the start icon) > (All) Programs > Nero > Nero 2015 > Nero MediaHome

 the Nero MediaHome desktop icon if you use Nero MediaHome as a standalone product

 the Nero 2015 desktop icon if you use Nero 2015

The application launcher Nero 2015 provides easy access to Nero

applications, offers information about the main use cases, and links to tutorials

and other interesting Web sites by Nero.

 On Windows 8, you can start Nero MediaHome via:

 the Nero 2015 tile (Windows 8 Start screen) or the Nero 2015 desktop icon

(Windows 8 desktop) if you use Nero 2015

 the Nero MediaHome tile (Windows 8 Start screen) or the Nero MediaHome desktop

icon (Windows 8 desktop) if you use Nero MediaHome as a standalone product

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2 Working With the Program

When you start Nero MediaHome for the first time, a Welcome screen is displayed, allowing

you to start an automatic search for media files on your computer. The found folders and

files will be the basis of your media library in Nero MediaHome. At this point, you can also

narrow the search to specific drives, or cancel the automatic search all along and manually

add the desired folders later on. If you let Nero MediaHome search for media files, the found

folders will be displayed after the search with the possibility to include or exclude them

individually from the library.

After the initial search, the application is opened with the photo and video browsing screen

displayed by default. If you open Nero MediaHome the next time and have selected the

respective option, the last viewed screen will be displayed. You can switch between the

different browsing screens by clicking one of the entries in the navigation tree (such as

Music).

The Nero MediaHome folder scanner automatically searches all local, external and mapped

network drives for media files and adds them to the index of the application.

You can of course fill and manage the media libraries in the Options window any time later.

Simply click the Options button in the header of the main window.

See also

 Library Management and Options →12

 Nero MediaBrowser →13

2.1 Header

Additionally to the Options button, the following overall setting options are available in the

header of the main window:

Button

Market

Displays the Market screen which lists a broad range of apps and

creative packs.

Drop-down menu

Sign In

Displays a menu with input fields to log in to your Nero account.

Your user name is displayed instead of the Sign In menu as long as

you are logged in.

Drop-down menu

[Nero Account

User Name]

Offers access to your personal account information such as your

account settings as well as an overview of your market downloads

and photo gift orders in Nero MediaHome.

This menu stays available as long as you are logged into your

account. If you are not logged in, a Sign In menu is displayed.

Drop-down menu

Help

Links to the Nero MediaHome manuals and help files, online tutorials

and the Nero Web site.

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See also

 Working With the Program →11

2.2 Library Management and Options

The Options window is opened when you click the Options button in the header of the main

window. Here you can show the application where your media files are located on your

computer and set up your personal audio, video, and photo settings.

The Options window is divided into a categories area on the left and a main settings area.

The main settings area is adapted depending on the category you choose.

The following categories are displayed:

Library

Displays the Library settings area.

All monitored folders are displayed in the respective Watched

folders or drives area. If you want to add additional media folders,

click the Add Manually button and select the desired folder from the

navigation tree. Click the Add Automatically button to have Nero

MediaHome perform a search for new media folders on your

computer. To exclude certain media types (music, videos, or photos)

from a folder, click the respective button to the right of the folder. To

delete a folder from the application's watchlist, hover your cursor

over the listed folder and click the button.

You can also just drag files or folders to Nero MediaHome. A window

automatically opens and asks if you want to add the folder(s) to the

library.

In the General area you can select to list your external playlists

(such as iTunes) as entries in the navigation tree of Nero

MediaHome.

Portable Devices

Displays import options for portable devices. If you import files to the

library, the files you import will be copied to the folders you choose in

this area. Click the respective Browse button to browse to your

preferred storage directories.

You can also view and remove the devices for which you have set

that music and/or photos and videos should be imported

automatically.

MediaHome

Displays general as well as timeline, face recognition, and smart

album and playlist options.

Audio

Displays music recognition, audio playback, and Dolby Digital setting

options.

Video

Displays video playback and video encoding options.

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Slide Show

Displays instant slide show playback options.

Streaming

Displays media server, media server setting, and slide show

streaming quality options.

Burning

Displays video and cache options.

CD-Ripping

Displays CD ripping options.

Update

Displays update options which allow you to select the update

behavior of Nero MediaHome.

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2.3 Nero MediaBrowser

Nero MediaBrowser is a tool which you can use to easily find, view, and access media files

and add them to your project. More precisely, with Nero MediaBrowser you can access a

media library which contains all your media files that were indexed by Nero MediaHome.

Nero MediaBrowser is designed to be accessed in several Nero applications, but is also

available as a standalone application.

You can use Nero MediaBrowser within Nero MediaHome for slide show and photo product

projects. When you double-click a media file or select it and click the Add button in Nero

MediaBrowser, the media file will be added to your current project.

To use Nero MediaBrowser with a non-Nero application, open Nero MediaBrowser via the

Windows start menu or its tile, depending on your operating system. You will then be able to

add media files to any active application by dragging the desired media file onto the

application. When you double-click a media file in Nero MediaBrowser, it is opened in its

default program.

Nero MediaBrowser features the same categories (Photos & Videos, and Music) as Nero

MediaHome. There are different views available for each category: Clicking one of the

entries in the upper part of the list (for example Faces) displays the same view as when

clicking the corresponding tabs in Nero MediaHome. Also, the same scroll bar as in Nero

MediaHome is used. This is either the standard scroll bar or the dynamic scroll bar.

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Nero MediaBrowser

The Options window is opened with the Library Manager category displayed when you

click the button on the upper taskbar. The options refer directly to Nero MediaHome.

See also

 Working With the Program →11

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3 Market

The Market in Nero MediaHome lists a broad range of apps and creative packs. Your

shopping cart is displayed in the right column of the screen.

The first time you click the Market button in the header, you are asked to select your country

from a drop-down menu. Click the Continue button to browse the Market.

Each add-on is listed with a short description and price information. You can double-click a

product to display its detailed product information and see more preview images. The Market

automatically checks which apps and creative packs are already supported in your version of

Nero MediaHome (included, free download, or purchased before) and displays respective

add-ons as installed. It is not possible to purchase them again.

The Market requires an Internet connection to display all current offers.

Click the Add to cart button in either overview or detailed view to add a chosen item to your

cart. The Your Cart area on the right of the screen shows all items which are currently in

your cart. It lists each product’s single price plus a subtotal below. You can also remove

single products from the shopping cart by clicking the respective Remove button.

Clicking the Checkout button starts the payment process. The Market guides you step by

step through a secure payment process. As soon as the payment is finished, the new

functionality is immediately accessible in Nero MediaHome. Creative packs are downloaded

right after purchase; the installation starts automatically.

To make a purchase through the Market, you need to register. If you already have a Nero

account, simply log in using your e-mail address and password.

All existing Nero accounts work with Nero MediaHome, regardless of where you

have created your account.

If you are a new customer, please create your account now. If you are already logged in to

your account when you proceed to the payment, the Market asks you to verify your

password for security reasons.

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4 Photos and Videos

In the photo and video browsing screen you can browse the items of your Photos & Videos

library group. An overview is displayed when you choose the Photos & Videos main entry in

the navigation tree on the left.

Photo and video browsing screen

By default, your photos and videos are sorted by day (Day option button) in a timeline view

(Timeline tab). Content can also be arranged by month (Month option button). A dynamic

scroll bar on the right screen margin enables you to scroll your files on the Timeline tab. If

you prefer a standard scroll bar, you can change the scroll bar type in the Options window.

Double-clicking a single photo in the browsing screen displays a preview in the Viewing

Photos screen; double-clicking a single video displays the Playback screen. Playback is

started automatically.

Click the Recently added or Recently modified entry below the Photos & Videos main

entry (in the navigation tree on the left) to display only recently added/modified items.

Changes or additions of the last 4 weeks are displayed by default. You can choose to show

items from only today, yesterday, last week etc.

The following setting option is available in the header of each browsing screen:

Input field

Search

Uses key word search to search for file names, artists, albums and

so on. Results will be displayed in detailed browsing view.

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See also

 Upper Taskbar →17

 Lower Taskbar →19

 List of Marked Items →21

 Albums →22

 Faces →23

 Person Groups →27

 Find →28

 Photo Preview →30

 Photo Editing →34

 Video Playback →39

 Full Screen Control Bar →43

4.1 Upper Taskbar

The following additional setting options are available on the upper taskbar of the Photos &

Video screen:

Slider

Zoom

Zooms into and out of the browsing view.

Button

Displays all photos and videos in a thumbnail view. This view is

selected by default.

Button

Lists all photos and videos in a detailed view that displays the date

taken and file type in addition to thumbnail and file name.

Drop-down menu

Displays all photos and videos by default. You can select the Photos

(or Videos) entry if you prefer to list your photos (or videos) only.

Drop-down menu

Allows you to sort your media by Date, Name, or Type.

Button

Opens the Media Info tab in the right screen column that shows

information about the metadata of the selected item.

Click the button on the upper taskbar again to close the tab.

Button

Opens the Tag Manager tab in the right screen column; here you

can rename or remove tags manually.

Click the button on the upper taskbar again to close the tab.

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Button

Opens the Places tab in the right screen column. It displays a world

map and allows you to assign a location (e.g. a city or a country) to a

photo or video. If a location has already been assigned to a photo or

video and you select this photo/video, the focus of the map shifts to

this location.

See also

 Photos and Videos →16

4.1.1 Media Info Tab

The Media Info tab in the right screen column shows information about the metadata of a

selected item. If available, you can see details like file size or format. Click the button on

the upper taskbar to display the tab. Click the button on the upper taskbar again to close the

tab.

The following setting options are available on the Media Info tab:

Option

Rating

Adds a rating of up to five stars to your item. The respective number

of stars shows up in the lower right corner of the items in the

browsing screen. You can remove or change the rating of items at

any time.

Click the Rated entry below the main entry (in the navigation tree on

the left) to display only rated items.

Area

Camera

Information

Shows information such as the camera model and the ISO sensitivity

with which the shot was taken.

Only available for photos.

Area

Video Details

Shows information such as the aspect ratio and the frame rate of the

selected video.

Only available for videos.

Area

See also

 Photos and Videos →16

4.2.1 More Features

The following entries are available in the menu:

Copy to

Opens the Copy Selected Files to window. Here you can choose a

target device to copy the selected files to.

At least one item must be selected. A target device must be

attached.

Open with

Windows Explorer

Opens a Windows Explorer window that shows the respective

browser path to the directory in which the selected item is stored on

your computer.

At least one item must be selected.

Print

Opens the Print window. You can select your printer and printing

preferences. Click the Print button to start the printing process.

Nero Video

Opens Nero Video for further editing of your media.

Only available for videos. At least one item must be selected.

Nero Recode

Opens Nero Recode for further editing of your media.

Only available for videos. At least one item must be selected.

Change Date and

Time

Opens the Change date and time window where you can adjust the

original date and time of a photo or video taken.

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Nero MediaHome Operating instructions

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