Sony PEG-N710C Add-on Application Manual - Page 27

Playing audio files Audio Player, File List view.

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Chapter 1 Playing audio files (Audio Player) 4 Select the audio format you want to import from the Format drop-down list. 5 To import data while converting it into the ATRAC3 format, select the recording bit rate (see page 23) from the Bit Rate drop-down list. Note When you select "Without External Device/Media" from "Set the default External Device/Media" in step 2, you cannot change the recording bit rate. 6 In the File Tree view, click the folder containing the audio file you want to import. The audio files in the selected folder are listed in the File List view. 7 Click to select an audio file you want to import from the File List view. 8 Click to select the desired Playlist on the right side of the window, and then click (Import). The audio file you selected in step 7 can be imported into the Playlist. Based on the setting made in step 1, the file is imported in its original format or converted into the ATRAC3 format. Notes • The original MP3/WAV files imported are referenced to by the OpenMG Jukebox when playing back or checking-out the data. Therefore, to prevent moving or deleting the files, copy them to a specific folder on the hard disk before importing them to OpenMG Jukebox. If the original file is stored on removable media and the source media is removed, the following messages are displayed when try to playback or check-out the data. - For playback: "Cannot play selected song. The song file not found." - For check-out: "Detected song(s) which cannot be checked-out." • When the original file is on a network, the same messages are displayed when your computer is not connected to the network. • When you delete an audio file, note that the original MP3/WAV is also deleted when you select "Delete the song file from the computer." 27

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Playing audio files (Audio Player)
Chapter 1
4
Select the audio format you want to import from the
Format drop-down list.
5
To import data while converting it into the ATRAC3
format, select the recording bit rate (see page 23) from
the Bit Rate drop-down list.
Note
When you select
Without External Device/Media
from
Set the default
External Device/Media
in step 2, you cannot change the recording bit
rate.
6
In the File Tree view, click the folder containing the
audio file you want to import.
The audio files in the selected folder are listed in the File List view.
7
Click to select an audio file you want to import from the
File List view.
8
Click to select the desired Playlist on the right side of the
window, and then click
(Import).
The audio file you selected in step 7 can be imported into the
Playlist. Based on the setting made in step 1,
the file is imported in
its original format or
converted into the ATRAC3 format.
Notes
The original MP3/WAV files imported are referenced to by the OpenMG
Jukebox when playing back or checking-out the data. Therefore, to prevent
moving or deleting the files, copy them to a specific folder on the hard disk
before importing them to OpenMG Jukebox.
If the original file is stored on removable media and the source media is
removed, the following messages are displayed when try to playback or
check-out the data.
For playback:
Cannot play selected song. The song file not found.
For check-out:
Detected song(s) which cannot be checked-out.
When the original file is on a network, the same messages are displayed when
your computer is not connected to the network.
When you delete an audio file, note that the original MP3/WAV is also
deleted when you select
Delete the song file from the computer.