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| • Disc cannot be played | No MP3/WMA tracks are | Change the disc. | ||
| back. | recorded on the disc. |
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| MP3/WMA tracks do not | Add the extension code | ||
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| have the extension code | <.mp3> or <.wma> to their | ||
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| <.mp3> or <.wma> in their | file names. | ||
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| MP3/WMA tracks are not | Change the disc. | ||
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| recorded in the format | (Record MP3/WMA | ||
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| compliant with ISO 9660 | tracks using a compliant | ||
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| Level 1, Level 2, Romeo, or | application.) | ||
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| Joliet. |
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| • Noise is generated. | The track played back is not | Skip to another track or | ||
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| an MP3/WMA file (although | change the disc. (Do not add | ||
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| it has the extension code | the extension code <.mp3> | ||
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| <.mp3> or <.wma>). | or <.wma> to | ||
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| WMA tracks.) | ||
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| • A longer readout time is | Readout time varies due to | Do not use too many | ||
| required (“CHECK” keeps | the complexity of the folder/ | hierarchies and folders. | ||
| flashing on the display). | file configuration. |
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| • Tracks cannot be played | Playback order is determined |
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| back as you have intended | when the files are recorded. |
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| • Elapsed playing time is | This sometimes occurs |
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| not correct. | during play. This is caused |
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| by how the tracks are |
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| • “NO FILES” appears on | The current disc does not | Insert a disc that contains | ||
| the display. | contain any MP3/WMA | MP3/WMA tracks. | ||
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| • Correct characters are | This receiver can only |
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| not displayed (e.g. album | display alphabets (capital: |
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| name). | A – Z), numbers, and a |
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| limited number of symbols. |
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