Tags are used to store the properties information about a digital audio file (size, type, rate, etc.). This information is
displayed at the bottom of the LCD during playback of each song; refer to the sample Play screens in Chapter 1.
Occasionally this information might not display properly, especially if a file was downloaded from a site outside of the
region in which you normally use the player. You may find it necessary to change the tag setting in order to see this
information. Changing a tag setting, however, may then cause other information to display improperly, so change tag
settings only if necessary.
1 Open MENU by pressing Thumbstick to .
2 Move Thumbstick to select Settings.
3 Press Thumbstick in.
4 Move Thumbstick to select Tags. A warning message will be displayed about changing tag formats.
5 Press Thumbstick in.
6 Move Thumbstick Forward (|) and Reverse (|) to select the desired encoding options.
7 When the options are set as you want, press Thumbstick in.
8 Press Forward (|) to save settings and Reverse () to cancel them.
The tag formats available are ASCII (the most commonly used), UTF-8, and JIS (a Japanese format). Changing the
tag will not affect the rest of the LCD display.
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