Philips SA4MUS32, SA4MUS08 Use a Micro SD card, Use the SafeSound, To play from the SD card

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SafeSound

With the earphones, SafeSound allows you to listen to music in a safe way.

When you listen to music through the earphones, the sound pressure on your ears is estimated¹ based on the electrical characteristics of the player and earphones. Then, the estimate is compared against the reference levels² of sound pressure. As a result, icons of different colors can be displayed to indicate status of sound pressure and the levels of risks to hearing damage.

Level of sound	Maximum duration
pressure
more than 90	30 minutes a day
decibels
85 to 90 decibels	2 hours a day
80 to 85 decibels	5 hours a day
safe	more than 5 hours
	a day

Tip

¹The methodology is based on European norm (50332- 1/2).

²The reference levels come from the minimum requirement for health and safety that the European directive 2003/10/EC provides for the noises exposed to individuals.

Use the SafeSound

1Make sure that you have plugged the earphones into the player.

2On the music play screen, press the volume buttons.

»If you have switched on the SafeSound function, the SafeSound screen is displayed.

3Do the following to select options:

Tap to select the SafeSound options. Tap to view your exposure to sound pressure over one week.

Tip

For the information about SafeSound options, see 'SafeSound' (see 'SafeSound' on page 24).

Use a Micro SD card

On MUSE, insert a Micro SD card (up to 32 GB).You can expand the memory size of MUSE.

To play from the SD card,

From the Home screen, select ,

, , , or

»

from the SD card.

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Contents Register your product and get support at Contents Select auto or manual sync Auto sync Manual sync Create a playlist Generate LikeMusic playlistsEdit metadata Get album artwork PC requirements Need help? Please visitTo establish a safe volume level General maintenanceTranslation of this document is for reference only Data logging Be responsible! Respect copyrightsCompliance with copyright laws remains your responsibility Permitted provided that the following conditions are metPermission Recycling the productXpat XML Parser To safeguard the functionality and safety Whats in the box Your new playerOverview Navigate on the Home screen Switch between screensHome screen Lock/ unlock the screenUse the SafeSound SafeSoundUse a Micro SD card To play from the SD cardBattery level indication Charge powerSwitch the player on or off Get startedFind music on the player MusicTransfer music to the player Play musicShow the play screen Select play optionsSelect sound options During music play, tapOn Muse go Add songs to a playlist on the go Play a song Create a playlist-on-the-goDelete songs » a list of playlists is displayed Tap to select a playlistFind videos on the player VideosTransfer videos to the player Play videosTune in to radio stations Store preset stationsFM radio Auto tuneFind pictures on the player PicturesTransfer pictures to the player Play picturesPlay recordings RecordingsMake recordings Record voicesSync audiobooks to the player Install AudibleManager on the PCAudiobooks Download audiobooks to the PCUse bookmarks Find audiobooks on the playerPlay audiobooks To add a bookmarkOn the play screen, press Delete audiobooksTo delete a bookmark Audiobook » Current audiobook is deleted from the playerText reader Folder view Go to Internal memory and SD card on the playerSettings Format device Factory settingsCD installer SafeSoundCreate a central folder Install Philips SongbirdSet the watch folder First-time launchPhilips Songbird, set the watch folder as follows Set the watch folderSelect Tools Options Get contents from online sources Create playlists in Philips SongbirdGenerate LikeMusic playlists Library Music, select songsSave the play queue as a playlist Get album artwork SongbirdEdit metadata Under Playlists, name the playlist as neededPhilips Sync the player with Philips SongbirdSelect auto or manual sync To select auto or manual syncAuto sync Manual syncUpdate the firmware through Philips Songbird InternetRepair the player through Philips Songbird MPEG4 in .avi and .mp4, RMVB, H.264 Technical dataPC requirements JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF Storage mediaAll rights reserved