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Library screen in Music player

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Help Guide Digital Media Player NW-ZX505/ZX507 Library screen in "Music player" You can select tracks from the library screen. Tracks are classified into various categories (such as [All songs], [Album], [Artist], etc.). To display the library screen Flick the playback screen in "Music player" downwards. Alternatively, tap (Library top) in the top right of the screen. 1. Search area Tap the area to display the keyboard and input text. Type keywords to search for items such as track titles. 2. Music categories ([All songs], [Album], [Artist], etc.) Each track is classified into several categories. Select a track from the desired category. 3. Page indicator The number of dots represents the number of available pages. Flick the screen to the left or right to switch to a different page. 4. Update database button Tap the button to update the database of "Music player". A purchased content or a transferred content may not appear in the library of "Music player". In this case, ensure that the music file is in the [Music] or the [Download] folder in the memory of the player, or in the [Music] folder on the microSD card. Also, update the database. 5. Options button 6. Subcategories or track list After you select a music category, select a subcategory until you find the desired track. You can check the codecs for tracks, such as FLAC. Codecs for High-Resolution Audio formats appear in color. Option menu Tap (Options) to display the option menu. Displayed items may differ depending on the screen or settings. Settings 35

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Help Guide
Digital Media Player
NW-ZX505/ZX507
Library screen in “Music player”
You can select tracks from the library screen. Tracks are classified into various categories (such as [All songs], [Album],
[Artist], etc.).
To display the library screen
Flick the playback screen in “Music player” downwards. Alternatively, tap
(Library top) in the top right of the screen.
Option menu
Tap
(Options) to display the option menu.
Displayed items may differ depending on the screen or settings.
Settings
Search area
Tap the area to display the keyboard and input text. Type keywords to search for items such as track titles.
1.
Music categories ([All songs], [Album], [Artist], etc.)
Each track is classified into several categories. Select a track from the desired category.
2.
Page indicator
The number of dots represents the number of available pages. Flick the screen to the left or right to switch to a
different page.
3.
Update database button
Tap the button to update the database of “Music player”.
A purchased content or a transferred content may not appear in the library of “Music player”. In this case, ensure that
the music file is in the [Music] or the [Download] folder in the memory of the player, or in the [Music] folder on the
microSD card. Also, update the database.
4.
Options button
5.
Subcategories or track list
After you select a music category, select a subcategory until you find the desired track.
You can check the codecs for tracks, such as FLAC. Codecs for High-Resolution Audio formats appear in color.
6.
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