DVD Video Player Operations
5.
Touch the
[List]
key
to
return
to
the main
screen.
Stop
Playback
1.
Touch the
[_]
key to stop playback.
Audio
Settings
1. Touch the
[Audio
Settings]
key
to
enter
Audio menu.
Other
various
play
functions
1. Touch the
[List]
key
to
display the Disc List
screen.
2.
Touch the key
of
the function you want
to play:
Repeat
[~]:
Touch once to start a single
track repeat.
To
turn repeat off, press the
same key again.
• Repeat symbols are displayed
in
the info
window above the song list.
Shuffle
[JC]: Touch the key
to
shuffle the
tracks during playback. Touch the key again
to
turn off the feature.
• A shuffle symbol is displayed in the info
window above the song list.
LISTENING TO
MP3IWMA
This unit is an
103
Tag
compatible model.
This unit supports the
103
TAGs
of
the Version
2.4, 2.3,
1.1
and 1.0.
In
displaying, this unit gives priority
to
the
Version 2.3 and 2.4 TAGs.
After USB device inserted into USB slot,
or
disc is loaded, the play mode is automatically
engaged.
What is MP3IWMA?
MP3 is an audio compression method and
classified into audio layer 3
of
MPEG standards.
WMA is
an
audio compression method
developed
by
Microsoft Corporation.
These audio compression methods have
penetrated into PC users and become a
standard format.
These features compress the original audio data
to about 10 percent
of
its initial size with a high
sound quality. This means that about 10 music
CDs can be recorded on a CD-R disc
or
CD-RW
disc to allow a long listening time without
having
to
change CDs.
Note:
• Some CDs recorded on CD-RlRW
mode
may
not
be
usable.
Displaying MP3IWMA
TAG
titles
Tag
information such as title, artist and album
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title can be displayed for MP3IWMA file
containing
Tag
information.
Precautions
when
creating
MP3
disc
• File
extensions
1. Always add a file extension ".MP3" or ".
mp
3"
to
an MP3 file, and ".WMA" or ".
wma
"
to
a
WMA
file by using single byte letters. If you
add a file extension other than specified or
forget
to
add these file extension, the file
cannot be played.
In
addition, if you use
upper case and lower case letters (capital
and small letters) mixedly for file extensions,
normal play may not be possible.
2.
Files other than MP3IWMA data cannot be
played.
Playing files with a format not supported will
be skipped, and the scan, random and
repeat playback mode may be canceled.
• File
and
Disc
Not
Supported
Files and discs with following extensions are
not supported: *.AAC,
*.DLF,
*.M3U, *.PLS,
MP3 PRO files, files with DRM, open session
discs.
•
Logical
format
(File system)
1.
When writing
an
MP3IWMA file on a disc,
please select "1509660 level 1
or
level 2
(without
including
expansion
format)"
as
the writing software format. Normal playback
may not be possible if the disc is recorded
on another format.
2.
The folder name and file name can be
displayed as the title during MP3IWMA play
but the title must be within
31
single byte
alphabetical letters and numerals for the
folder name and file name (including an
extension). Entering more letters or numerals
than specified may cause an incorrect
display.
• Entering File
and
Folder
Names
Names using the code list characters are the
only file names and folder names that can be
entered and displayed. Using any other
character will cause the file and folder names
to
be displayed incorrectly.
•
Electronic
Shock
Protection
10 seconds for CD-DA (CDA)
45 seconds for MP3 recorded at
44.1
kHz,
128kbps
90 seconds for WMA recorded at
44.1
kHz,
128kbps
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