MM-RX400 player does not play tracks | Aiwa instruction

The MM-RX400 player does not play tracks.

•The MM-RX400 player supports WMA and MP3 files encoded with one of the following bit rates and sampling frequency.

–WMA files encoded with a bit rate of 64, 80, 96, 128, or 160 kbps and a sampling frequency of 44.1 kHz

–MP3 files encoded with a bit rate of 64, 80, 96, 128, 160, 192, 256, or 320 kbps and a sampling frequency of 22 kHz to 48 kHz

Files other than WMA- or MP3-format files may not be played back on the MM- RX400 player even if they are transferred to the player. Even files in WMA or MP3 file format may not be played back, if they are encoded with a bit rate or sampling frequency outside the range supported by the MM-RX400 player.

ORetransfer the files after encoding them using WMA or MP3 file format with an appropriate bit rate and sampling frequency, if possible.

•Some MP3 files that are encoded with VBR (variable bit rate) may not be played back on the MM-RX400 player.

ORetransfer the files after encoding them with a constant bit rate.

•Some files that are encoded with encoding software other than Audio Manager or Windows Media Player 7 may cause poor playback on the MM-RX400 player.

ORetransfer the files after encoding them with Audio Manager or Windows Media Player 7.

With some files, the elapsed playing time indicated on the display is not accurate, and sound skip occurs.

•Files encoded with a bit rate or sampling frequency outside the range supported by the MM-RX400 player may cause inaccuracy of elapsed playing time indicated on the display and sound skip. ORetransfer the files after encoding

them with an appropriate bit rate and sampling frequency.

*This problem may still remain with some files even if they are encoded with an appropriate bit rate and sampling frequency.

•MP3 files that are encoded with VBR (variable bit rate) also may cause inaccuracy of elapsed playing time indicated on the display and sound skip. ORetransfer the files after encoding

them with a constant bit rate.

*This problem may still remain with some files even if they are encoded with a constant bit rate.

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Contents

MM-RX400 English Precautions Table of Contents Using the MM-RX400 Player Main features Stereo headphones Battery charger Rechargeable battery Accessories About this manual System requirementsHardware requirements Software requirements Searching by Keyword Viewing HelpClick on the Index tab in the Online Help window Tip English Before starting the installation Installing the Audio Manager and driver software Click on Finish in the Installation Complete dialog box Default playerClick on Next Location from the Choose Preparation Installing the battery Charging the batteryBattery indicator Preparing the MM-RX400 player Formatting a MultiMediaCard Installing a MultiMediaCardTo remove the MultiMediaCard Connecting the MM-RX400 player to your computer Installing the USB driver Disconnecting the MM-RX400 player Click on Finish Confirming installation of the USB driver Starting Audio Manager Switching between the Audio Manager window and small playerTo exit Audio Manager Changing the appearance of the Audio Manager window Audio Manager window Identification of Audio Manager controls1Menu bar Audio Manager navigation buttons Make a playlist button Write audio cd button Copy to devices buttonRead a cd button Go to web button Read a CD window Recording tracks from a music CD1Read a CD button bar Button Read a CD Track list Before starting Recording tracks Bit Rate Click on the Edit Track Info button Click on OK Click on the Start Reading button Obtaining track information about a music CD automatically Check the Save this file to disk option and click on OK Obtaining music files via the Internet Click on OK in the dialog box Play List window Organizing tracks using play listAdd Tracks to the Play List button bar Button 3Organize the Play List button bar Button 2Play List Creating a play list Click on the Save Tracks as Playlist button Click on OK when you have finished selecting the tracks Click on Search Hard Disks for Tracks of the File menu If you know where the music files are stored Click on the Select Playlists From Database button Click on OK in the dialog box that appears successivelyClick on the Add Track button under the Track List tab Deleting tracks from your database Deleting tracks and play lists from your database Deleting play lists from your database Playing the tracks in the play list Editing track informationPlaying the tracks on the music CD Click on the Clear List button to clear the Play List Shortcut menus Copy to Devices window Transferring tracks to the MM-RX400 player1Devices window button bar Button 3Organize the Transfer List button bar Button 2Transfer List4Memory media drop-down list 5Device Usage bar 7Portable Track List button bar Button Transferring tracks to the MM-RX400 player Click on Close to close the dialog box Using Audio Manager Deleting tracks from the memory media Viewing current memory usage status of the memory media Formatting the internal Flash Memory and MultiMediaCard Main unit Player overview 7FM MODE/DISPLAY switch 6VOLUME +/- button8AUTO PRESET/DTP button Display window \Headphones jack stereo mini- jack Remote control During playback Display windowDuring radio reception Playing back tracks Using the player To cancel A-B Repeat Playback Selecting a play modeTrack repeatedly A-B Repeat Playback To suit tracks Information Changing the trackTo show Listening to a radio program Manual Tuning For better reception To tune in to a station quickly Auto TuningIf stereo reception is poor To preset two or more stations Listening to a preset stationTo erase all preset stations What is MP3? SpecificationsWhat is WMA? General questions What is a variable bit rate VBR? What is the bit rate?What is the CDDB? What is SDMI? Volume level differs among tracks How long does the battery last?Questions about MM-RX400 player How do I expand the memory? Buttons are not functional TroubleshootingNothing or unusual action on the display Various troubles with playback Them with an appropriate bit rate and sampling frequency MM-RX400 player does not play tracks Cannot transfer music files Your computer does not recognize the MM-RX400 playerYou cannot tune in to any station Reception is distorted or has a hum Display Description Messages Call toll free 1-800-BUY-AIWA. United States and Puerto Rico