SmartDisk MP3 manual Viewing Video Files

Repeat

Access the Repeat menu (Fn) to choose how your FlashTrax should repeat music. Select All to have your FlashTrax loop back to the beginning of the folder after finishing all files. Select One and your FlashTrax will continually play a single song. Select Off to return to the default behavior.

Playback Order

Access the Sequential / Random menu to determine whether your FlashTrax will play files in alphabetical or random order. (Fn, Right, Up / Down, ENTER) You can set a level of “randomness” through Setup Mode, selecting Music Play then Randomness.

Sub-Folder Playback

By default, your FlashTrax will play every file in the current folder, and the contents of any folders within the current folder. To set your FlashTrax to play files only in the current folder and ignore sub-folders, access the Folder On / Folder Off menu. (Fn, Right, Right, Up / Down, ENTER)

Fast Forward and Reverse

The playing music responds to the Right and Left navigation keys by fast forwarding or reversing the playing audio. You can set the speed of the forward/reverse through Setup Mode, selecting Music Play then Jump Length, specifying the fast forward/reverse step in seconds.

Connecting Headphones or Speakers

The audio-out jack on the right side of your FlashTrax allows you to connect headphones, portable speakers, or any other audio device with a standard miniplug connector.

Supported Formats

Your FlashTrax can play sound and music files in the MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer 3) or WAV (Waveform Audio) formats.

Playlists

FlashTrax supports the .M3U playlist file format created by many popular PC jukebox programs. Visit the SmartDisk support web site (see Getting Help later in this manual) and follow the links for FlashTrax support to obtain tips on creating playlists for FlashTrax using a jukebox program.

Viewing Video Files

FlashTrax can be used to view many video files of specific AVI and MOV formats. Most AVI and MOV files created by digital still cameras can be viewed, along with their audio signals. Compatible video files must be encoded as motion JPEG (MJPEG) up to 320 x 240 x 30 frames/sec or 640 x 480 x 10 frames/sec, with either PCM or ADPCM audio encoding.

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