Sony NWZ-E353, NWZ-E355 Lyrics display on the player, File name, Save as type, Save Encoding

Time information

[mm:ss:xx] where mm means minutes, ss means seconds, and xx means hundredths of a second. Enter mm, ss and xx in two digits. Use a colon to separate values.

Lyric text line

The player recognizes up to 95 characters to display the text line on the screen. If a text line cannot fit in the screen, it will be wrapped (up to 3 lines). Characters beyond 3 lines will not be displayed.

You can separate seconds and hundredths of a second by a period instead of a colon.

You can omit hundredths of a second.

5.After finishing lyrics text input, save it as a file.

Select [File] [Save As…] to open the [Save As] screen. Select [All Files] in the [Save as type:] list at the bottom of the screen. Select [UTF-8] in the [Encode:] list. Enter the file name into the [File name:] text box. The file name must be the same as the audio file, with extension “.lrc”. Click [Save] to save the LRC file.

[File name:]

Enter the same file name as the audio file, with extension “.lrc” (for example, “abc.lrc” for an audio file “abc.mp3”).

[Save as type:]

Select [All Files] in the [Save as type:] list.

[Save]

[Encoding:]

Select [UTF-8] in the [Encode:] list.

The maximum size of LRC files is 512 KB.

6.Create a new folder in the [MUSIC] folder of the player, then drag and drop both the audio file and LRC file into the new folder to transfer them.

7.From the Home menu of the player, select [Music] desired search method transferred song.

8.Press the OPTION/PWR OFF button to bring up the option menu, then select [Display Lyrics]

[On] or [On (No Screen Off)].

The lyrics are displayed on the screen, synchronizing with audio playback.

Lyrics display on the player

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