NorthStar Navigation NorthStar 8000i - Manual (Page 162)

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30 Entertainment
When navigating the vessel, use the Northstar 8000i only as a navigational device.
Do not allow Entertainment options to interfere with proper vessel navigation.
You are strongly recommended to scan all removable media (such as USB memory
sticks or CDs) for viruses or corrupt data on a separate device BEFORE connecting or
using the removable media with the 8000i.
The 8000i provides three different entertainment options:
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CD/DVD - play a music CD or watch a DVD
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Music JB - play music that's stored in the music jukebox
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Video JB - play a video that's stored in the video jukebox
Music, videos, DVDs, satellite television, and normal television channels can also
be played through the Video Aux In feature (see the separate "Video Aux In"
section for more information).
You can use the CD/DVD and Music JB options to:
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select and play music from the music jukebox
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listen to music while you're using another 8000i function (such as Chart)
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play music directly from a music CD using a 8000i CD/DVD unit (one 8000i
CD/DVD unit is required for each 8000i display unit)
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play music directly from a USB portable drive using the Video Jukebox to play
from a portable hard drive
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synchronize your music collections at home and on your vessel if the portable
drive is large enough to hold all of your music (see "Copy or play media files
from a portable drive")
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save music in the music library then play it on any display unit, using the Music
Jukebox
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create and store your own playlists in the music library
You can use the Video JB and CD/DVD options to:
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play a DVD directly using a 8000i CD/DVD unit (one 8000i CD/DVD unit is
required for each 8000i display unit)
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play a DVD directly from a DVD player using the Video Aux In feature (in this
case you must use the DVD player to manage the DVD options, not the 8000i)
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play a video directly from a USB portable hard drive using the Video Aux In
feature
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save a video in the video library then play it on any display unit, using the
Video Jukebox