Display items, When playing back a track on the HDD

Display items

When the folder/album (disc)/track changes, any prerecorded title of the new folder/album (disc)/ track is automatically displayed.

Each time you press (DSPL), items change in order as follows.

•Gracenote CDDB data may contain inaccuracies. If title information is incorrect, you can edit it with this unit (page 30) or Mobile Library Manager (page 54).

Notes on MP3

•If an MP3 file has an ID3 tag, the ID3 tag information has priority over other information.

•When an MP3 file is being played back, the disc volume name and the folder name will be displayed instead of the folder name and the artist name respectively.

•ID3 tag applies only to version 1 and version 2 (text only). If ID3 tag information ver.1 and 2 are contained, ver.2 information will be displayed.

•In the following cases, elapsed playing time may not be displayed accurately.

–when an MP3 file of VBR (variable bit rate) is played

–during fast-forward/reverse

When playing back a track on the HDD

Items

1AClock/S.A. BTrack name/Artist name CTrack number/Elapsed playing time

2AClock/S.A. BAlbum name/Artist name CTrack name/Artist name

3AAlbum name/Artist name BTrack name/ Artist name CTrack number/Elapsed playing time

4AFolder name BAlbum name/Artist name CTrack name/Artist name

5AFolder name BTrack name/Artist name CTrack number/ Elapsed playing time

6AClock/S.A. BFolder name CTrack name/Artist name

Notes

•The names of music files on an “MG Memory Stick” are displayed in the format compliant with ISO 9660 (page 62).

•When a folder, album or disc has no name, those number (such as Track 001) is displayed.

•Some characters cannot be displayed.

•For some CD TEXT discs with very many characters, information may not scroll.

•A track name is displayed when you play back MP3 files, a track on the HDD, “MG Memory Stick,” or when you play back a CD TEXT disc.

Notes on CDDB

•When an audio CD is played back, the CDDB (CD data base) on the unit is accessed (while accessing, “Accessing Gracenote CDDB” appears) and the title information (disc name/artist name/track name) is displayed.

“Accessing Gracenote CDDB” appears, only when the CD first starts playing.

•When a CD TEXT disc is played back, CD TEXT has priority over CDDB information.

To change CD TEXT to CDDB information, press

20	(FUNCTION) repeatedly to display “CDDB,” then
	press (F3) (CDDB).

Playing the tracks on CD automatically

When you close the disc tray after inserting a CD, the unit automatically starts playing back from the first track of the CD.

		F3	R dial
1	Press (MENU).
2	Rotate the R dial to select “Setup,”
	then press the R dial.
3	Rotate the R dial to select “CD Auto
	Play,” then press the R dial.
4	Rotate the R dial to select “On,” then
	press the R dial.
5	Press (F3) (	).
5	Press (F3) (	).

The normal display appears.

To cancel Auto Play

Select “Off” in step 4.

MEX-1HD specifications

The Sony MEX-1HD is a premium in-dash car stereo system that combines superior audio performance with cutting-edge technology. Designed for music enthusiasts and tech-savvy drivers, the MEX-1HD stands out with its sleek design and intuitive user interface, ensuring an enjoyable driving experience.

One of the standout features of the MEX-1HD is its large, vibrant display. The LCD screen not only provides clear visibility in various lighting conditions but also offers an easy-to-navigate menu. Users can effortlessly scroll through their music library, access various settings, and toggle between different modes. The controls are strategically positioned for ease of use, making it convenient to operate while driving.

Audio quality is at the forefront of the MEX-1HD’s design. The unit boasts a built-in high-power amplifier, delivering clean and powerful sound. With a dynamic peak output of 52 watts x 4 channels, the stereo ensures every note is heard clearly, making your favorite tracks come alive. Additionally, the unit supports a wide range of audio formats, including MP3, WMA, and AAC, offering flexibility in choosing how to listen to your music.

One of the most compelling attributes of the MEX-1HD is its integration with various music sources. It features Bluetooth connectivity, allowing users to stream music wirelessly from their smartphones. The stereo also includes USB ports for connecting devices and auxiliary input for traditional media players. This ensures compatibility with virtually any device, providing endless entertainment options during travels.

Technologically, the MEX-1HD is equipped with advanced sound processing features. The EQ3 Stage 2 allows users to customize their sound experience by adjusting the equalizer settings to suit their preferences. The built-in Sony DSO (Dynamic Soundstage Organizer) enhances audio depth, creating a more immersive listening experience.

Moreover, the MEX-1HD supports SiriusXM satellite radio, offering access to a vast array of channels, ensuring that you always have something to listen to, no matter how long the journey. The device also comes with built-in AM/FM radio, with RDS support for easy identification of stations.

In conclusion, the Sony MEX-1HD exemplifies what modern car audio systems should offer: versatility, exceptional sound quality, and a user-friendly interface. With its ability to connect to various media sources and advanced sound processing features, this car stereo invites users to enjoy their music in a way that enhances every ride. Whether you’re on a long road trip or just commuting, the MEX-1HD promises to elevate the in-car audio experience.

Sony MEX-1HD Display items, Playing the tracks on CD automatically, To cancel Auto Play

Models: MEX-1HD