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Vault DV-700
- Thread starter House72
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Well two ways I guess, depending if you wish to retain the movie. You could call up the movie page on your local K-scape intranet page and delete it. The default is that your vault will seek to eject it. Pushing the blinking button on the vault to eject the movies you've deleted -one or more. If you choose just to lose access to it on your system while you play it elsewhere, you can open the vault page on your local K-scape page, select it and then select eject. Obviously you can't play it until you return it to the vault but you don't need to x-fer like you would if you deleted the movie.
In addition to the above methods, you can also eject the disc via the Onscreen Display of any player in your system. Simply select the movie on the Movie List (or Movie Covers or Collections) and activate the Detail Sheet. At the bottom of the list of menu items on the left hand side of the sheet is an "Eject Disc" menu item. Select that and the disc will be queued for ejection from your vault.
Bonus tip: If the title you are looking at is a multi-disc selection, the "Eject Disc" menu item will have a fly out menu that will allow you to eject each disc individually or all of the discs that make up the selection.
Bonus tip: If the title you are looking at is a multi-disc selection, the "Eject Disc" menu item will have a fly out menu that will allow you to eject each disc individually or all of the discs that make up the selection.