Sony ST27A, ST27i manual Using the WALKMAN application, To play audio content, To change tracks

Using the "WALKMAN" application

To play audio content

1From your Home screen, tap , then find and tap .

2In My music, select a music category and browse to the track that you want to open.

3Tap a track to play it.

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To change tracks

•When a track is playing, tap or .

•When a track is playing, swipe the album art left or right. To pause a track

•Tap .

To fast forward and rewind music

•Touch and hold or .

You can also drag the progress indicator marker right or left.

To adjust the audio volume

•Press the volume key.

To improve the sound quality using the equaliser

1When the "WALKMAN" application is open, press .

2Tap Settings > Sound enhancements.

3To adjust the sound manually, drag the frequency band buttons up or down.

To adjust the sound automatically, tap and select a style.

To turn on the surround sound feature

1When the "WALKMAN" application is open, press .

2Tap Settings > Sound enhancements > Settings > Surround sound (VPT).

3Select a setting, then tap OK to confirm.

To view the current play queue

1While a track is playing in the "WALKMAN" application, tap .

2Tap Play queue.

To minimise the "WALKMAN" application

•When the "WALKMAN" application is playing, press to go to the previous screen, or press to go to the Home screen. The "WALKMAN" application stays playing in the background.

To open the "WALKMAN" application when it is playing in the background

1While a track is playing in the background, drag the status bar downwards to open the Notification panel.

2Tap the track title to open the "WALKMAN" application.

Alternatively, you can long press and then select the "WALKMAN" application.

To delete a track

1In My music, browse to the track that you want to delete.

2Touch and hold the track title, then tap Delete.

You can also delete albums this way.

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