RCA X3000 manual Playing Music Playlists, Music Playback Screen

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Chapter 4: Playing Files

Playing Music Playlists

To Play an audio playlist from the main menu:

1.Press the up or down arrow button to highlight Music and press SELECT to enter the Audio navigation mode.

2.Press the down arrow button to highlight Playlists.

3.Press the right arrow to display the available audio playlist files (a list of audio playlist files and sub-folders appear on the left side of the screen).

Note: A playlist is indicated by the playlist icon ( ) next to the file.

4.Continue to press the up or down arrow button to highlight a sub-folder or audio playlist file. Press the right arrow with an audio playlist or folder highlighted to display the contents of the file or folder. Press the left arrow to close the playlist and move back a level.

5.With an audio file from a playlist highlighted, press SELECT to display the Options Menu (or press ON/OFF to start playback for the highlighted entry in the expanded playlist). The Music Playlist Options Menu description follows:

To play the current audio file selected, highlight Play and press SELECT.

To return to the last viewed Music menu, highlight Exit and press SELECT.

To remove the audio file from the selected audio playlist, highlight Remove and press

SELECT.

Music Playback Screen

The following screen is an example of what a music playback screen might look like.

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Artist, Album, Song Title, Genre, Track and Year- Displays the ID3 tag information contained in the file, if available. If no ID3 tag information is available, the field will display Unknown.

1Playback Mode- During playback, the play icon arrow is highlighted (as in graphic above). When you pause playback, the pause ) icon is highlighted. During forward or reverse playback, the or icons are highlighted.

2Elapsed time/total time– The amount of time the track has played, followed by the total time.

3Play Mode icon (Repeat and Shuffle All) – Displays current playback mode (Repeat, Shuffle, etc.). For more information about playback mode settings, go to page 25. Press SELECT, highlight the Play Mode icon, and press the up or down arrow button to change the mode setting.

4Lock icon- Displayed when CONTROLS HOLD on the bottom of the unit is switched on (button lock on).

5Battery Indicator- How much power remains on the battery. Go to page 27 for more information on battery indicator levels.

6Encoded Bit-rate– The bit-rate the audio file was encoded in when created.

7Audio Equalizer Preset setting (Rock) – Displays the current EQ preset for the song currently playing.

8Cover art – Displays the ID3 cover art (if available) associated with the current audio file being played. If no cover art is available, the default Music mode graphic is displayed.

9Volume level indicator – There are 33 steps in the volume control. Slide your finger around the touchpad to increase or decrease the volume. The volume level is displayed on screen when increasing or decreasing the volume.

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Contents Lyra Portable Multi-Media Recorder User’s Guide Changing Entertainment. AgainImportant Information FCC and Industry Canada InformationEnd-User License Agreement AcknowledgmentOwnership Rights ZiLOG Software End-User License Agreement Governing LAWPage Table of Contents Additional Information Back up your data Things to consider before you get startedComputer System Requirements Unpack the box and check your parts Important Battery InformationCheck For Updates What you want to do Go toOverview of buttons and jacks Front ViewTop View Right Side ViewBottom View Back ViewDocking Station Back view Connecting the Docking Station to Your Components Connect the Docking Station to the TVPlacing the IR Blaster Why You Should Connect the IR BlasterHow to Find the Remote Sensor Clock Setting Up the Your Lyra Portable Multi-Media RecorderSignal Type Software Setup Insert the Included CD-ROM into the CD-ROM DriveConnecting the Lyra Recorder to the Computer Updating the Lyra SoftwareLyraDJ Important NoteTransferring Files to Your Lyra Recorder Disconnecting Your Lyra from the Computer Transfer Files via Windows Explorer Drag and DropExplanation of Buttons Alphabetical orderFind out if the remote can operate your TV Programming the remote to operate your TVDirect Entry Automatic Code SearchProgramming the remote to operate other components Using the remote to operate other componentsKnow the mode Understanding the Input button Using the Setup Menu Setup MenuDisplay Settings Menu Record Settings MenuDVR VCR Audio/Video Settings Menu Clock Settings Menu Basic Information Basic Screen InformationPlaying Files Basic OperationRecording Video to Your Lyra Recorder Recording from an Audio/Video ComponentTransferring Video Files to Lyra Recorder Recording from Your ComputerPlaying Video Video Settings Banner Video Options MenuViewing Video Content on Your TV Recording Audio to Your Lyra Recorder Recording from Your Stereo SystemRecording from Your Computer Transferring Audio Files to Your Lyra Recorder Transferring Predefined Audio Playlists to your Lyra RecorderPlaying Music Music Options MenuPlaying Music Playlists Music Playback ScreenPlaying Your Lyra Recorder in Your Car Stereo Playing Your Lyra Recorder on Your Stereo SystemTransferring Photos Files to Your Lyra Recorder Viewing PhotosPhoto Settings Banner Photos Options MenuViewing a Photo Slideshow Photo Slideshow Settings BannerCreating a Photo Slideshow Viewing Photos on Your TV Playing Audibles Audible Options MenuAudible Settings Banner Audible Playback ScreenViewing Files Files Options MenuOptions Menu Items Add TaggedUsing the On-Screen Keyboard Portable Hard Drive CapabilityCopying Files from the Lyra Recorder to the Memory Card High-Speed Card ReaderCopying Files from the Memory Card to the Lyra Recorder Tips and Troubleshooting Additional InformationFrequently Asked Questions Additional InformationWhy do I want to use MTP Media Transfer Protocol Mode? USB ProtocolRemote Code List Programmable to TV buttonOn next VCR/PVRDVD Limited Warranty U.S For how long after your purchaseIf you purchased your product outside the United States Thomson