Media Max
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Media
Max is PC remote control. You will be able to run the most widely used multimedia programmes with it!:
 RealMagic
- WinDVD
3.2
- WinAmp
- Sonique
1.95
- Windows
Media Player 6.4
- Windows
Media Player 7.0
- Windows
Media Player XP
- MicroDVD
1.2
- RadLight
3.03
- BSPlayer
0.84
- PixelView
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You'll be able to execute the following commands:
- PLAY,
STOP, PAUSE, NEXT, PREVIOUS, REWIND,
FFWD, MUTE, VOL+, VOL-
- As well as to replace the computer mouse.
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You'll also be able to do the following with Media Max
:
- to move the cursor;
- to drag-and-drop different objects;
- to simulate left or right mouse click;
You'll also be able to switch off your computer, to stop or start programs or set a time interval on the expiration of which your computer will turn off - the so called SLEEP mode.
- Media
Max operates with the operation systems :
- Windows
95
- Windows
98
- Windows
Me
- Windows
NT 4.0
- Windows
2000
- Windows
XP
To run Media
Max, your computer should have a free COM
(serial) port. The infrared Media Max receiver is switched to that port.
Every application, which can be run by Media Max, has its own module. Media Max can operate 255 different modules at a time. At any time after the installation of Media Max into your computer, a new module can be added to run a new application or a new version of existing software. You have to only download it from here
and install it. This is all, which will enable you to run that new application with Media Max.
The Media Max
CD-ROM disc contains control modules for:
- RealMagic
- WinDVD
3.2
- WinAmp
- Sonique
1.95
- Windows
Media Player 6.4
- Windows
Media Player 7.0
- Windows
Media Player XP
- MicroDVD
1.2
- RadLight
3.03
- BSPlayer
0.84
- PixelView
Media Max is an extremely easy-to-operate product! It does not require complex software or hardware settings. Only install Media Max, start the program and you'll be able to run different multimedia products. When operating, Media Max supervises constantly the starting of a programme with an installed module for its operation and if it finds one, it switches on to a Running mode and enables you to control the application started.
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