Toshiba MEG-F40, MEGF20K, MEGF10S # Transferring tracks using the synchronize function p.54

dWhen the transfer is completed, click the “gigabeat Eject Button” to eject gigabeat.

/Note

-Even if the tracks are transferred to the gigabeat, the original tracks will remain on your PC.

-You can transfer the tracks saved in the synchronize folder on the PC by using the “Synchronize” function.

#“Transferring tracks using the “synchronize” function” (>p.54)

-A folder with the same name as the folder which was set with the synchronize folder (>p.54) is created in the gigabeat and the data is transferred to that folder.

-When tracks are encrypted, their file names will change to [Original file name]. SAT.

-Copying (or moving) tracks that were transferred to the gigabeat from the PC will not return the data to the original MP3, WMA, or WAV file because the data remains encrypted.

-WMA files with licenses can also be transferred. (A check will need to be placed at “Transfer protected contents also” of the General tab of the “Setup options” window (>p.103) that is displayed when “Options” of the “Tool” menu is clicked. Removing the check will result in a high-speed transfer.) Note that for WMA files that used the Windows Media digital copyright management (DRM) after DRM10, set “PC CONNECTIONS” on the Setup window of the gigabeat to “Windows Media Player 10” and be sure to do the transfer using Windows Media Player 10 via the USB CRADLE.

#“PC CONNECTIONS” (>p.141)

-You can't transfer the tracks in WMA Professional/WMA Loss less/WMA Voice format with gigabeat room.

-The types of files and extensions that can be transferred to the gigabeat are described below.

WMA file: “.wma”

MP3 file: “.mp3”

WAV file: “.wav”

-If the file name is 86 characters or longer, or the full path name which includes the file name is 256 characters or longer, the file name will be shortened to [8 characters]. [extension]. SAT in transferring.

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