Sony ICD-UX70RED Operating Instructions - Page 48

Using the IC Recorder as a USB Mass Storage Device

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*1 The name of a folder in which MP3 files are stored will be displayed on the IC recorder as it is, so it is convenient if you put an easy-toremember name on the folder in advance. *2 The IC recorder can recognize up to three levels of folders copied to the IC recorder, that is, up to Folder 4 shown in the figure. *3 If you copy MP3 files separately, they are classified as being in "NO FOLDER."  Tips  You can enter title name or artist name, etc., into MP3 files as ID3 tag information. The ID3 tag information can be displayed on the IC recorder. It is useful if you input the ID3 tag information using the software you use to make the MP3 files on your computer.  You can display the ID3 tag information in sequence by pressing the control key toward  or .  Notes  You cannot copy 511 or more folders (except VOICE folders) or files to the root directory that is located immediately below "IC RECORDER" on the computer. This is due to Windows system limitations.  If no title name or artist name has been entered into the ID3 tag information, "Unknown" will be displayed. Using the IC Recorder as a USB Mass Storage Device When the IC recorder is connected to your computer directly or using a USB connection support cable, image data or text data on the computer, as well as messages or files recorded using the IC recorder can be temporarily stored in the IC recorder. Your computer must meet the operating system requirements and port environment described on page 41 to use the IC recorder as a USB mass storage device. 48GB

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*1
The name of a folder in which MP3 files are
stored will be displayed on the IC recorder as
it is, so it is convenient if you put an easy-to-
remember name on the folder in advance.
*2
The IC recorder can recognize up to three
levels of folders copied to the IC recorder,
that is, up to Folder 4 shown in the figure.
*3
If you copy MP3 files separately, they are
classified as being in “NO FOLDER.”
Tips
You can enter title name or artist name, etc.,
into MP3 files as ID3 tag information. The ID3
tag information can be displayed on the IC
recorder. It is useful if you input the ID3 tag
information using the software you use to
make the MP3 files on your computer.
You can display the ID3 tag information in
sequence by pressing the control key toward
or
.
Notes
You cannot copy 511 or more folders (except
VOICE folders) or files to the root directory
that is located immediately below “IC
RECORDER” on the computer. This is due to
Windows system limitations.
If no title name or artist name has been
entered into the ID3 tag information,
“Unknown” will be displayed.
Using the IC Recorder
as a USB Mass Storage
Device
When the IC recorder is connected to
your computer directly or using a USB
connection support cable, image data
or text data on the computer, as well as
messages or files recorded using the IC
recorder can be temporarily stored in the
IC recorder.
Your computer must meet the
operating system requirements and port
environment described on page 41 to
use the IC recorder as a USB mass storage
device.