To start Sesamtv, click on the SesamTV Media Center
icon on your desktop.
You can also use the Windows Start menu
and select Program/SesamTV Media Center/SesamTV
Media Center.
Automatic start
SesamTV Media Center can be configured to
start automatically when you insert an Audio Compact Disk
or a DVD Disk.
If you are using SesamTV Media Center for
the first time, you have to define the folders in which
SesamTV Media Center will search your audio, video and Photo
files. If you don't define these folders, no media will
be displayed in the players.
Defining these folders is necessary in order
to enable SesamTV Media Center to collect all the information to build
your audio, video and photo library.
These libraries enable you to access easier to the media
located on your hard drive. For example, the audio library
enables you to order the audio tracks by artist, album and
so on.
When you modify, suppress or move multimedia
files on your hard drive, remember to re-generate the correspondent
library in order to reflect the modifications in Sesamtv.
Building the
audio library
1) From the home page, select the Audio
Jukebox.
2) To access the settings page, click on
3) In the settings page, click on Create audio library
4) Add new audio folder by clicking on Add folder.
5) Validate by clicking on Create Library.
SesamTV Media Center will then ask you to search all the audio files.
Building
the video library
1) From the home page, select the Video
Jukebox.
2) To access the settings page, click on
3) In the settings page, click on Create video library
4) Add new video folder by clicking on Add folder.
5) Validate by clicking on Create Library.
Sesamtv will then ask you to search all the video files.
Building the
photo library
1) From the home page, select the photo
album.
2) To access the settings page, click on
3) In the settings page, click on Create photo library
4) Add new photo folder by clicking on Add folder.
5) Validate by clicking on Create Library.
SesamTV Media Center will then ask you to search all the photo files.
