RCA X3000 manual Additional Information, Tips and Troubleshooting

Chapter 5: Additional Information

Tips and Troubleshooting

Songs aren’t listed in any of the audio sort modes (Album, Genre, Title, Audio Files).

•The contents of the Lyra Recorder haven’t been profiled (sorted) since the last file transfer. When all files have been transferred to the Lyra Recorder from the PC, you MUST re-profile the contents to ensure all content is properly sorted and recognized on the Lyra Recorder. In the Setup menu, go to the Audio/Video menu and select Profile. Go to page 25 for more details on the profiler.

Lyra Recorder does not respond.

•When this happens, you can recover the unit by inserting a non-metal pointed object (e.g. toothpick) into the Reset hole, located on the bottom side of the unit to reset the device. Press ON/OFF to turn device back on.

Can’t transfer copy-protected content to the Lyra Recorder using Windows 2000.

•The Lyra Recorder doesn’t support copy-protected content if you are using Windows 2000. You must use Windows XP and Windows Media Player 10.

Can’t transfer copy-protected content to the Lyra Recorder using Windows XP.

•In order to transfer secure music files using Windows XP to your Lyra Recorder, you must set the USB Protocol setting to MTP in the Setup menu before connecting your Lyra. See page 52 for more information.

Some .AVI video files do not play on my Lyra Recorder.

•Make sure the video is encoded in MPEG4 and the audio is encoded in mp3 audio. The .AVI files may be encoded in audio/video formats that are not currently supported by the Lyra Recorder device.

Note: The Lyra Recorder can play MPEG4-SP video content encoded with the DivX 4/5 and xVID codecs.

Can’t hear audio on my Video file.

•Make sure the audio has been encoded in mp3 audio.

•If connected to an audio/video component using the Line Out cable, make sure the cable is properly connected.

Video picture doesn’t fill up the entire LCD screen.

•If the video you recorded was created on the computer, for example, the video frame size should be 320 pixels (width) by 240 pixels (height) (or 640 x 480) for optimal video playback on your Lyra Recorder, as well as on a TV.

Photo files don’t fill up the entire LCD screen.

•The photo size should have a 4:3 aspect ratio such as 640 pixels (width) by 480 pixels (height) for optimal photo playback.

Audio files added to the hard drive through Windows Explorer via drag and drop do not appear in Audio navigation sorting categories (Artist, Album, Genre, etc.).

•The audio content of the Lyra Recorder hasn’t been profiled. When all files have been transferred to the Lyra Recorder from the PC, you MUST re-profile the contents to ensure all content is properly sorted and recognized on the Lyra Recorder. In the Setup menu, go to the Audio/Video menu and select Profile. Go to page 25 for more details on the profiler.

Video files added to the hard drive through Windows Explorer via drag and drop do not appear in Video navigation mode.

•Video content must be stored on the hard drive in the VIDEO system folder in order to be properly recognized and available for playback. Sub-folders may be created under the VIDEO system folder for easy navigation and organization of your video files.

Photo files added to the hard drive through Windows Explorer via drag and drop do not appear in Photos navigation mode.

•Photo content must be stored on the hard drive in the PHOTOS system folder in order to be properly recognized and available for playback. Sub-folders may be created under the PHOTOS system folder for easy navigation and organization of your photo files.

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