Sony MEX-1HD Operating Instructions - Page 33

Erasing a folder/album/track, — Erase function

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6 Press (F3) ( ). The normal display appears. To cancel moving Press (MENU). Tip If you press (F3) (CANCEL) in step 5, the list display appears. Notes • You cannot select tracks from different albums at the same time. • You cannot move a track and album in the Play List folder to another folder. You also cannot move an album or track from another folder to the Play List folder. • During moving, playback automatically stops. • A folder can contain a maximum of 200 albums. • An album can contain a maximum of 400 tracks. Erasing a folder/album/track - Erase function Keeping only precious tracks or tracks you often play back saves your HDD space. Example: Erasing track B. Track number Erase track B 1 2 3 4 Before erasing 1 2 After erasing SOURCE 3 MENU F3 R dial 1 Press (SOURCE) repeatedly to select "HDD." 2 Press the R dial repeatedly to display the desired name list. Each time you press the R dial, the list display changes as follows: Album name list t Track name list t Normal playback display t Album name list 3 Rotate the R dial to select the item you want to erase, then press (MENU). 4 Rotate the R dial to select "Erase," then press the R dial. The confirmation dialog appears. 5 Rotate the R dial to select "OK," then press the R dial. 6 Press (F3) ( ). The normal display appears. To cancel erasing Select "Cancel," then press the R dial in step 5. continue to next page t 33

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6
Press
(F3)
(
).
The normal display appears.
To cancel moving
Press
(MENU)
.
Tip
If you press
(F3)
(CANCEL) in step 5, the list display
appears.
Notes
You cannot select tracks from different albums at the
same time.
You cannot move a track and album in the Play List
folder to another folder.
You also cannot move an album or track from
another folder to the Play List folder.
During moving, playback automatically stops.
A folder can contain a maximum of 200 albums.
An album can contain a maximum of 400 tracks.
Erasing a folder/album/track
— Erase function
Keeping only precious tracks or tracks you often
play back saves your HDD space.
1
Press
(SOURCE)
repeatedly to select
“HDD.”
2
Press the R dial repeatedly to display
the desired name list.
Each time you press the R dial, the list display
changes as follows:
Album name list
t
Track name list
t
Normal playback display
t
Album name list
3
Rotate the R dial to select the item you
want to erase, then press
(MENU)
.
4
Rotate the R dial to select “Erase,”
then press the R dial.
The confirmation dialog appears.
5
Rotate the R dial to select “OK,” then
press the R dial.
6
Press
(F3)
(
).
The normal display appears.
To cancel erasing
Select “Cancel,” then press the R dial in step 5.
continue to next page
t
1
1
2
3
2
4
3
Example: Erasing track B.
Track
number
Before
erasing
After
erasing
Erase track B
MENU
SOURCE
F3
R dial