Using the Jukebox, Editing Jukebox albums

10Using the Jukebox

	ENTER
3	Select what you want to play.

The screen below shows CD albums stored on the HDD:

Album name

Jukebox			10Albums
	3	Album1	ALL	Play
	4	Album2
By number			1	Erase
	5	Album3
			2	Edit
	6	Album4
			3	Play Mode
All Genres	7	Album5	4
	8	Album6	5	Genre Name
			6
	9	Album7
			7
	10	Album8

HDD	Album1 The Planets/Mars-Venus-Mercury-Jup			1-10
	iter-Saturn-Uranus-Nep		classical
Remain	Total 12 1.14.58			0.03.58

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Info for selected album			Playback status

•Genre

Jukebox

10Albums

Sort	order	GenresAlbum2			ALL	Play
By	All				1	Erase

New	No Category		Album3		2	Edit
	Best		Album4
Genre Rock					3	Play Mode
All All	Pop		Album5		4
	Jazz		Album6		5	Genre Name
	Classical				6

		7	Album7
					7
		8	Album8

	HDD	Album1		The	Planets/Mars-Venus-Mercury-Jup	classical1-10
		iter-Saturn-Uranus-Nep
Remain		Total	12	1.14.58		0.03.58

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All Genres – All albums are displayed.

Genre – Only albums in the selected genre are displayed.

•If you select a whole album to play, all tracks that are not set to Jump will play.

•If you want to start playback from a selected track in an album, or play a track that is set to Jump, press to enter the track list then select a track to play.

•Press SUBTITLE or ANGLE to change the page.

Changing the album view

	ENTER
1	From the album list, display the view
options menu panel.
	ENTER
2	Select a view option.

Jukebox			10Albums
Sort order		Album2	ALL	Play
By number2		Album2	1	Erase
NewRecent			1	Erase
By favorite		Album3	2	Edit
By album		Album3
By album
Genre	4	Album4	3	Play Mode
All AllGenresGenres	5	Album5	4
Cancel		Album6	5	Genre Name
		Album6	6	Genre Name
	7	Album7	6
	7	Album7	7
	8	Album8	7
	8	Album8
HDD	Album1 The Planets/Mars-Venus-Mercury-Jup			1-10
HDD	iter-Saturn-Uranus-Nep		classical	1-10
Remain	Total 12 1.14.58			0.03.58
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•Sort order

By number – Albums are listed by the album number.

By favorite – Most often listened to music appears at the top of the list.

By album – Albums are listed alphabetically.

Editing Jukebox albums

A number of commands are available for editing and changing the playback behaviour of albums.

1	HOME MENU Select ‘Jukebox’ from the Home Menu.
	ENTER
2	Select ‘Listen to Music/Edit’ or ‘Listen to
Music (WMA/MP3)/Edit’.
	ENTER
3	Select what you want to edit.
	ENTER
4	Select an edit function from the

command menu panel.

•Erase – Erase the selected track (if all tracks in an album are selected, the whole album is erased).

•Edit > Edit Title – Enter a name of up to 64 characters for the album. See page Title Name on page 99 for how to enter names.

•Edit > Set Genre – Set or change the genre for the album.

•Edit > Jump Set1 – Set a track to jump so that it doesn't play (choose this command again to cancel the Jump setting).

•Play Mode – Change the playback order for albums and tracks.

•Genre Name – Enter a name of up to 12 characters for a genre. See page Title Name on page 99 for how to enter names.

Note

1 Tracks set to Jump will be skipped during consecutive track playback.

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Pioneer RCS-505H, RCS-606H Using the Jukebox, Editing Jukebox albums, Changing the album view

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