Neo Media Player - Tutorial

Play media files - audio & video

You can play a media file in two ways:

Play a single media file:
- From the main menu, click Media
- Select Open File…
- Locate the media file you wish to play and click Open
Play a folder of media files:
- From the main menu, click Media > Open Folder, or
- simply press Ctrl + O
- Locate the folder you wish to play and click Open

Choose Media > Open Disc… (or Ctrl + D) to launch the Open Media dialog box
From the Disc tab, select either DVD or Blu-ray
With the disc loaded, select the media disc from the Disc Drive dropdown list
Click the Play button to start playing the disc media

Copy the URL of the YouTube video you want to play
From Neo Media Player, select Media > Open Network Stream… (or Ctrl + N)
Paste the URL of the YouTube video in the text box labelled Please enter a network URL:
Click the Play button

Choose Media > Open Disc… (or Ctrl + D) to launch the Open Media dialog box
From the Disc tab, select either Audio CD or SVCD/VCD
With the disc loaded, select the media disc from the Disc Drive dropdown list
Click the Play button to start playing the disc media

From the main menu, click Media
Select Convert/ Save…, or you can just press Ctrl+R
Click the + Add… button to the right of the File Selection list to add the media file you would like to convert
When done with adding files, click the Convert/Save button
in the Convert dialog box and in Settings, click the Profile drop-down box and select the format to convert to
Click the Browse button to specify the file name and location for the destination file
Click Start to begin the format conversion process

You can take screenshot of your favorite parts of a video file. Make sure that the video for which you want to take the snapshot is playing. You can pause when you reach that part of the video of which you need the Screenshot.
- From the main menu click Video > Take Snapshot
- or, the keyboard shortcut in Windows is SHIFT + S
All screen shots files are automatically saved to default locations based on the operating system, usually under C:\Users\[username]\Pictures\