Eq / Srs, Navigation using Title Information ID3 Tag

Navigation using Title Information (ID3 Tag)

The navigation function enables music files to be searched by filename or MP3 music information (ID3 Tag). If the information file (iRivNavi.iDB) is damaged or deleted, or DB Scan in the General Menu is set to No, Navigation using File Trees can be used instead. Please see Page 67.

Refer Page 61 for how to manage the music information file.

Press the button to open the search method dialog screen.

Press the

buttons to select the desired search method. Press the

button to open the search screen. File, artist, album, and genre are supported as options.

In the selected search screen, use the buttons to select the desired folder or title

(search condition), then press the button to confirm.

The selected sub screen is opened. If there are no further sub screens for the selection, the title selected is played.

[Note]


If there are more sub screen choices, repeat steps		& .
Press the	button in a sub navigation screen to go back to the previous screen.

If the Select All option is selected, all titles meeting the set condition are

played and the icon		is displayed. The List mode (repeat selected list of
titles) is canceled if the		button is pressed while a playback is stopped.

To use the ID3 Tag Navigation function, folder and file names must use 52 characters or less.

Please try to use standard character sets such as English in the ID3 Tag Navigation function. If you want to use special characters, please use only the following:

, , ,

, ,

, , , ,

, , , , , , , , , , ,

, , ,

,.,

, ,

EQ / SRS

Press and hold the button to open the

EQ Setting mode. The icon is displayed in the LCD.

H300 specifications

The iRiver H300 series, released in the early 2000s, represents a significant leap in portable audio technology, appealing to audiophiles and casual listeners alike. The lineup included models such as the H300, H320, and H340, showcasing a range of features that would set benchmarks for future portable media players.

One of the standout features of the iRiver H300 series was its impressive sound quality. It utilized a high-quality DAC (Digital-to-Analog Converter) that delivered crystal clear audio reproduction, making it a favorite among music enthusiasts. The player supported various audio formats, including MP3, WMA, and Ogg Vorbis, which allowed users to enjoy their music collection in multiple formats without compromising sound fidelity.

The H300 series also introduced a unique and user-friendly interface. Its bright 2.5-inch LCD screen displayed album art and song information, enhancing the user experience. The intuitive navigation system allowed users to easily browse their music libraries, create playlists, and shuffle tracks, catering to both beginner and advanced users.

Storage capacity was another advanced feature of the iRiver H300. It initially came with up to 20GB of internal storage, with options for expansion through external CompactFlash or Microdrive cards. This capability meant that users could carry an extensive music library without worrying about running out of space, a significant advancement at a time when most portable players had limited storage options.

Moreover, the H300 series boasted an impressive battery life, providing up to 16 hours of continuous playback on a single charge. This was crucial for users who wanted to enjoy their music on long journeys or during outdoor activities without the need to frequently recharge their device.

Another defining characteristic was the player’s support for recording features. Users could record audio directly from external sources via line-in or microphone inputs, making it a versatile tool for recording live performances or capturing memorable moments.

With its ergonomic design, robust build quality, and innovative features, the iRiver H300 series left a lasting impact on the market. It set a precedent for future digital audio players with its commitment to sound quality and user experience, making it a cherished device for many music lovers. Today, it remains a nostalgic symbol of early 2000s portable music technology, reflected in the continued interest and respect from collectors and enthusiasts.