Netgear NTV550 NTV550 User Manual (PDF) - Page 26

NTV550 Ultimate HD Media Player User Manual You can use the media bar to access a playlist. To display the media bar, press Menu or Audio while you are listening to music. Popup Media bar While the media bar is visible, the remote control buttons go to the media bar. Press again to exit the media bar. The media bar has two views, elapsed time and playlist. On the remote control, use the up and down arrows by the OK button to change between the elapsed time and playlist view. • Elapsed time. When you press time view displays. Popup Menu on the remote control, the elapsed To use fast seek mode, use the left and right arrows. The song is paused, and you can move the cursor to the place where you want to resume listening. Press the left or right arrow button again to go faster. Press (Play) to resume playing the song. • Playlist. You can use the media bar to navigate the play list. Down arrow shows the playlist. When the media bar is in playlist view, navigate between files in the playlist (the currently playing song is shown with a speaker icon). Press OK to resume playback at the selected item. Gapless Playback With gapless playback, audio tracks are played without a pause between them. The Ultimate HD Media Player plays music albums gaplessly if you press Play to play the album tracks in order, either from the music category browse or live folder browse modes. If you queue multiple albums, each album plays gaplessly with a delay between albums. Note that there is a short delay when gapless playback starts while the album tracks are analyzed. Also, all tracks in the album must use the same audio codec, and the metadata must indicate that the tracks are from the same album. When an album is playing gaplessly, the elapsed time and duration shown on the progress bar indicate times for the full album. The elapsed time in the current track is shown in smaller text. To enable or disable gapless playback, select Settings > Audio/Video > Audio. Gapless music playback is supported for MP3, M4A, and FLAC media. 26 | Chapter 3. Playing Media