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Using the POCKETRAK CX with a Computer, the file naming rules

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Using the POCKETRAK CX with a Computer • MUSIC This folder stores music and other audio files transferred from a connected computer. To play back the transferred files, the files must be in MP3 or WMA format or WAV files that were recorded on the unit. There are no naming rules that apply to these files. Note: · The playback sequence may change if you add files to the MUSIC folder. · You can create sub-folders (up to two hierarchies) inside the MUSIC folder to organize the music files by albums or musicians (see page 59). · Please note that if the MUSIC (M) folder contains a file with the same name as that of the audio file you are transferring from the computer, the file in the MUSIC folder will be overwritten by the one transferred from the computer. • DATA This folder stores data files (of MS Excel, MS Word, etc.), and enables you to use the recorder as a USB flash drive. Note: · The recorder will not play back any audio or music files that are placed in this folder. · This folder will be recognized only by a connected computer. The recorder will not dis- play this folder on its screen. • LINE This folder stores files recorded from external devices via the line connection. Please note that if you change the name of an MP3 file (originally recorded on the unit) on the computer, then move the file back to the LINE (L) folder, you will be unable to play the file on the unit. To play the file, first rename the file following the file naming rules, or move the file to the MUSIC (M) folder (see page 59). • RECYCLE This is the Recycle Bin folder. While the Recycle Bin function is active, files deleted on the recorder will move to this folder. You can restore files from the Recycle Bin folder, which can be a life saver if you delete a file accidentally. • ALARM This folder stores MP3 or WMA files, or WAV files recorded on the unit. Any of these files can be played as an alarm. Only one file at a time can be played as an alarm. Note: · If this folder contains no files, the beep sound will be used as the alarm, regardless of the Alarm timer setting. · This folder will be recognized only by the connected computer. The recorder will not dis- play this folder on its screen. POCKETRAK CX Reference Manual 58

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Using the POCKETRAK CX with a Computer
POCKETRAK CX
Reference Manual
58
• MUSIC
This folder stores music and other audio files transferred from a connected com-
puter.
To play back the transferred files, the files must be in MP3 or WMA format or WAV
files that were recorded on the unit. There are no naming rules that apply to these
files.
Note:
·
The playback sequence may change if you add files to the MUSIC folder.
·
You can create sub-folders (up to two hierarchies) inside the MUSIC folder to organize
the music files by albums or musicians (see
page 59
).
·
Please note that if the MUSIC (M) folder contains a file with the same name as that of
the audio file you are transferring from the computer, the file in the MUSIC folder will be
overwritten by the one transferred from the computer.
• DATA
This folder stores data files (of MS Excel, MS Word, etc.), and enables you to use
the recorder as a USB flash drive.
Note:
·
The recorder will not play back any audio or music files that are placed in this folder.
·
This folder will be recognized only by a connected computer. The recorder will not dis-
play this folder on its screen.
• LINE
This folder stores files recorded from external devices via the line connection.
Please note that if you change the name of an MP3 file (originally recorded on the
unit) on the computer, then move the file back to the LINE (L) folder, you will be
unable to play the file on the unit. To play the file, first rename the file following
the file naming rules, or move the file to the MUSIC (M) folder (see
page 59
).
• RECYCLE
This is the Recycle Bin folder. While the Recycle Bin function is active, files deleted
on the recorder will move to this folder. You can restore files from the Recycle Bin
folder, which can be a life saver if you delete a file accidentally.
• ALARM
This folder stores MP3 or WMA files, or WAV files recorded on the unit. Any of these
files can be played as an alarm. Only one file at a time can be played as an alarm.
Note:
·
If this folder contains no files, the beep sound will be used as the alarm, regardless of
the Alarm timer setting.
·
This folder will be recognized only by the connected computer. The recorder will not dis-
play this folder on its screen.