MP3/WMA mode
MP3/WMA mode
You can also use this car sound system to play
Notes:
• WMA files with Digital Rights Management (DRM) from online mu- sic shops cannot be played with this device.
•WMA files can only be played back safely if they were created with Windows Media Player version 8.
Preparing an MP3/WMA CD
The various combinations of CD burners, CD burning software and CD blanks may lead to problems arising with the device’s ability to play certain CDs. If problems oc- cur with your own burned CDs, you should try another brand of CD blank or choose an- other colour of CD blank.
The format of the CD must be ISO 9660 Level 1/Level 2 or Joliet. Other formats cannot be played reliably.
You can create a maximum of 252 directories on a CD. You can use this device to access all of these directories individually.
Regardless of the number of directories on the CD, the device can handle up to 511 MP3 files on a single CD, with a maximum of 255 files in one directory.
D01
D02 |
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D03 | D04 |
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T001 | T001 |
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T002 | T002 |
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T003 | T003 |
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T004 | T004 |
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T005 | T005 |
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T001 | T006 | B |
T007 |
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T002 |
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T008 |
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T003 |
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T009 |
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T004 |
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T010 |
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T005 |
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T011 |
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T006 |
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ADirectories B Title · Files
You can name each directory using a PC. The device is capable of displaying the di- rectory name. Name the directories and tracks/files using your CD burner software. The software’s instruction manual will pro- vide details on how to do this.
Note:
When naming directories and tracks/ files you should avoid using accents and special characters.
If you like your files to be in the correct or- der, you should use burner software that places files in alphanumerical order. If your software does not provide this feature you also have the option of sorting the files manually. For this purpose, you must en- ter a number in front of each file name, e.g.
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