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Noise or no sound Noise or no sound
generated when an generated when an
MP3 MP3
Takes time before the Takes time before the
unit starts playing MP3. unit starts playing MP3.
Fails to play MP3 in the Fails to play MP3 in the
intended order. intended order.
Not conforming to IS0 9660 Use a medium conforming to IS0 9660
Level l/2, Joliet, and
Level i/2, Joliet, and Romeo.
Romeo.
The MP3 has no or invalid
track name extension.
The media is scratched or
dirty.
The track has the MP3
track name extension while
it is not an MP3.
Add the “.MPY extension to the MP3 track
name.
Clean the media, referring to the section
on <CD cleaning>.
Do not use the “.MP3” extension in non-
MP3.
The medium contains many
folders, tracks, and
hierarchical levels.
The MP3 tracks were not
written by the CD writer in
the order in which you
wanted them to be played.
The unit checks all tracks on the loaded
medium first. If the medium has many
tracks recorded, it may take a long time fat
the unit before it starts playing MP3.
Depending on the CD writer, you may be
able to set the order in which MP3 tracks
are to be played by writing them onto a
medium with their track names beginning
with play sequence numbers such as “01”
to “99”.
The sound skips when an
The media is scratched or
Clean the media, referring to the section
MP3 is being played.
dirty.
on <CD cleaning>.
The recording condition is
Record the media again or use another
bad.
media.
Record is not made in
conformity with the ID 3 tag
version1 .x.
There’s no folder recorded
in the MP3 media.
Record in conformity with the ID 3 tag
version1 .x.
Use a media with levels.
The songs in the There are no MP3 in the Make sure there’s recorded content in the
selected folder aren’t
selected folder.
MP3 media.
played in Folder Select
mode.
Many tracks are recorded
When the media directory is complex, the
on the media. Track/Folder search can take time.
The MP3 related text isn’t
A character is entered that For the characters that can be used for
this unit can’t display. MP3 text entry, refer to <Notes on playing
MP3>.
The MP3 track time isn’t
displayed correctly.
There are times when it isn’t displayed
correctly according to the MP3 recording
conditions.
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Can't enter Folder Select There's
no
folder recorded Use a media with levels.
mode.
in
the MP3 media.
The unit checks all tracks
on
the loaded
medium first. If the medium has many
tracks recorded, it may take a long time for
the unit before
it
starts playing MP3.
Add
the ".MP3" extension to the MP3 track
name.
Do
not use the ".MP3" extension
in
non-
MP3.
Clean the media, referring to the section
on
<CD cleaning>.
Depending
on
the
CD
writer, you may be
able to set the order
in
which MP3 tracks
are to
be
played by writing them onto a
medium with their track names beginning
with play sequence numbers such
as
"01"
to "99".
Clean the media, referring to the section
on
<CD cleaning>.
Record the media again or use another
media.
For the characters that can be used for
MP3 text entry, refer to <Notes
on
playing
MP3>.
Make sure there's recorded content
in
the
MP3 media.
When the media directory
is
complex, the
Track/Folder search can take time.
There are times when
it
isn't displayed
correctly according to the MP3 recording
conditions.
The MP3 has
no
or invalid
track name extension.
The media
is
scratched or
dirty.
The track has the MP3
track name extension while
it
is
not
an
MP3.
The MP3 tracks were not
written by the
CD
writer
in
the order
in
which you
wanted them to
be
played.
The medium contains many
folders, tracks, and
hierarchical levels.
There are
no
MP3
in
the
selected folder.
The recording condition
is
bad.
Record
is
not made
in
Record
in
conformity with the
10
3 tag
conformity with the
10
3 tag version1.x.
version1.x.
Many tracks are recorded
on
the media.
Fails to play MP3
in
the
intended order.
Takes
time before the
unit starts playing MP3.
Not conforming
to
ISO 9660 Use a medium conforming to ISO 9660
Level 1/2, Joliet, and Level 1/2, Joliet, and Romeo.
Romeo.
Noise or
no
sound
generated when
an
MP3
is
played.
The sound skips when
an
The media
is
scratched or
MP3
is
being played. dirty.
Can't display the
103
tag
information correctly.
The songs
in
the
selected folder aren't
played
in
Folder Select
mode.
The MP3 related text isn't A character
is
entered that
displayed correctly. this unit can't display.
The MP3 track time isn't
displayed correctly.
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