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Differences between the HotSync operation and the check-in/out procedure - clie software

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Notes on using OpenMG Jukebox Differences between the HotSync operation and the check-in/out procedure The check-in (transferring digital audio files to your computer)/out (transferring digital audio files to your CLIE handheld) procedure differs from the HotSync operation in several ways. When you perform the HotSync operation • Since the HotSync Manager of the Palm Desktop for CLIE software manages the operation, the computer recognizes your CLIE handheld as a Palm OS compatible handheld. • You can perform the HotSync operation even when your CLIE handheld is turned off. • The data transfer starts when you press the HotSync button on the cradle. When you perform the check-in/out procedure • Since the OpenMG Jukebox software manages the operation, the computer recognizes your CLIE handheld as a USB Mass storage device. • You cannot perform the check-in/out procedure if your CLIE handheld is turned off. • Pressing the HotSync button will stop the data transfer. 52

Section	Page
Chapter 1 Playing audio files (Audio Player)	7
What you can do with the Audio Player	8
To Listen to MP3 format audio files on your CLIE handheld	9
To Listen to ATRAC3 format audio files managed by OpenMG Jukebox on your CLIE handheld	10
Installing the software	11
Installing Audio Player Ver.2.0 to your CLIE handheld	11
System requirements	13
Installing RealJukebox software	14
Installing OpenMG Jukebox software	16
Importing audio files into your computer	19
If you manage your audio files with RealJukebox software	19
If you manage your audio files with OpenMG Jukebox software	21
Transferring audio files from your computer to your CLIE handheld	29
Preparing your CLIE handheld, and placing it in the cradle	29
Transferring MP3 format audio files to your CLIE handheld	31
Playing audio files on your CLIE handheld	34
Connecting/attaching the supplied headphones	34
Playing audio files	36
Playing in various modes	39
Selecting playback audio files (Pick up)	40
Switching the display view	41
Switching the JogDial navigator function for Audio Player	42
Playing audio files with the supplied remote controller	44
Protecting your CLIE handheld from accidental pressure on its controls	46
Notes on “Memory Stick” media	47
Notes on using RealJukebox	49
Notes on using OpenMG Jukebox	50
What is “Check-in/Check-out”?	50
On copyright protection	51
Differences between the HotSync operation and the check-in/out procedure	52
Transferring songs from your CLIE handheld to your computer (Check-in)	53
Notes on playing audio files	55
Restrictions on copyright protection by OpenMG	57
Using Help files	58
How to read the online manual	59
Audio Player menu items	60
Chapter 2 Viewing image files (PictureGear Pocket)	63
What you can do with PictureGear Pocket	64
Installing	65
Installing the PictureGear 4.3Lite software to your computer	65
Viewing image files stored in your CLIE handheld	66
Transferring image files to your CLIE handheld	66
Viewing image files with your CLIE handheld	68
Viewing image files stored in “Memory Stick” media	71
Saving DSC image files stored in a “Memory Stick” media to your CLIE handheld	73
Viewing image files one after another (Slide-Show)	75
Viewing sample image files	76
How to read the online manual	77
Chapter 3 Playing a movie (gMovie player)	79
What you can do with gMovie player software	80
Installing	81
Install PictureGear 4.3Lite software to your computer	81
Playing movies with your CLIE handheld	82
Transferring movies to your CLIE handheld	82
Playing movies	84
Playing sample movie files	86
How to read the online manual	87
gMovie software menu items	88
Chapter 4 Setting the “Memory Stick” automatic start function (MS Autorun)	89
What you can do with MS Autorun application	90
Setting Auto-run for an Application	92
How to read the online manual	94
Chapter 5 Trouble Shooting	95
Problems for Audio Player	96
On playback	96
On the connection with your computer and supplied software	97
Other	98