A clicking sound is heard from inside the HDD AUDIO
PLAYER.
A clicking sound may be heard from inside the HDD AUDIO PLAYER while playing music
files. This occurs when the HDD AUDIO PLAYER switches the sampling frequency, and is
not a malfunction.
No sound is output or sound is interrupted.
Check that the amplifier is connected to the HDD AUDIO PLAYER correctly.
Check that the amplifier connected to the HDD AUDIO PLAYER is not muted.
Check that both the HDD AUDIO PLAYER and the connected equipment are turned on.
Sound may be interrupted when the sampling frequency or audio format is changed.
Only 2ch tracks are supported in any of the playable file formats. Tracks other than 2ch
tracks cannot be played.
DRM (Digital Rights Management)-protected music files cannot be played.
Confirm the audio file formats that can be played.
If the HDD AUDIO PLAYER is being used with a television, speakers, video deck or tape
deck and is placed too close to that equipment, noise may result.
The input setting of the connected amplifier may not match the input jack to which the HDD
AUDIO PLAYER is connected. Change the input setting of the amplifier.
If headphones are connected to the connected amplifier, sound is not output from the
speakers.
If you are using an external hard disk drive, skipping may occur in the playback sound
depending on the hard disk performance.
The HDD AUDIO PLAYER receives transferred files and analyzes music files at the same
time. Start playback after the icon disappears from the display.
There is severe humming or noise.
Check whether the cords or cables are broken or have any other defects.
Check that the amplifier is connected to the HDD AUDIO PLAYER correctly.
Check that the connecting cords are not near a transformer, motor, TV set or fluorescent
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