MP3 MODE
This device supports as many subdirec- tories as your burner software can cre- ate despite the fact that the maximum directory depth defined by the ISO 9660 standard is only 8.
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●When naming directories and tracks/files you should avoid using accents and special characters. You can use a maximum of 32 characters (including the “.MP3” file extension) for track names and di- rectory names.
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T002 T002
T003 T003
T004 T004
T005 T005
T001 T006
T002 T007
T003 T008
T004 T009
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JYou can name each directory using a | This device can only play MP3 files that | |
have the “.MP3” file extension. | ||
PC. The device is capable of displaying | Note: | |
the directory name. Name the directo- | ||
To ensure uninterrupted playback, | ||
ries and tracks/files using your CD burn- | ||
● do not try changing the file exten- | ||
er software. The software’s instruction | ||
manual will provide details on how to | sion to “.MP3” of any files other | |
do this. | than MP3 files and then attempt to | |
| play them! (The device will ignore | |
| these invalid files during playback.) |
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