TEAC CD-9010 SYSTEM Owners Manual - Page 28

– Working with files and folders, Opening the BROWSE screen, Navigating the BROWSE screen, Icons

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6 - Working with files and folders Using the BROWSE screen, you can work with WAV files on a data CD in a folder structure. You can select folders and files, and then enter folders and work with files. NOTE You cannot use this screen with unfinalized data CDs containing WAV files. Opening the BROWSE screen The following operations assume that a data CD containing WAV files is loaded. When stopped, in playback standby or playing back, press the BROWSE button to open the BROWSE screen. When in playback standby, the BROWSE screen for the folder containing the currently selected file opens and that file is highlighted. Navigating the BROWSE screen When the BROWSE screen is open, use the DATA dial to select folders and files. •• Press the DATA dial to open the BROWSE MENU pop-up for that file or folder. (See "Folder operations" on page 28.) •• When the BROWSE menu is open, press the BROWSE button to close the BROWSE menu. •• When a folder or file is selected, press the BROWSE button to scroll through folder and file names. •• When the BROWSE screen is open, press the HOME button to return to the Home Screen. •• When a file or folder is selected, press the PLAY button to return to the Home Screen and play that file or folder. •• When a file or folder is selected, press the STANDBY button to return to the Home Screen and put that file or folder into playback standby. Icons on the BROWSE screen The icons that appear on the BROWSE screen have the following meanings. Folder ( ) Folders are shown with this icon. Audio file ( ) The names of music files appear next to these icons. Track titles are shown when CD-TEXT is available. Folder operations Select the desired folder on the BROWSE screen, and press the DATA dial to open the folder BROWSE MENU pop-up. Turn the DATA dial to select the desired item, and press the DATA dial to execute one of the following operations. SELECT Opens the selected folder. CANCEL Cancels any operation with the selected folder, closes the BROWSE MENU and returns to the BROWSE screen. File and folders on data CDs Some data CDs store files inside folders in the same way that ordinary computers do. In addition, several folders can be stored inside another folder, creating a multilevel structure. This unit assigns a folder number to each folder to manage them. Folder numbers are assigned sequentially starting with the folders at the highest level followed by the folders (subfolders) inside them. If the root folder of a data CD contains one or more audio files, it will be numbered as the first folder. Each audio file is also assigned a number. File numbers are assigned in order starting from those in the lowest numbered folder. During ordinary playback of data CDs, tracks are played back in the assigned numerical order just like those on audio CDs. ROOT (FOLDER 1) FILE 1 FILE 2 FOLDER 2 FILE 3 FILE 4 FOLDER 5 FOFOLDLDERER3 3 FILE 5 FOLDER 4 FOLDER 6 FOLDER Directory (folder) FILE WAV le Data CD structure FILE 6 FILE 7 FILE 8 FILE 9 28 TASCAM CD-9010

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TASCAM CD-9010
6 – Working with files and folders
Using the
BROWSE
screen, you can work with WAV files on a data
CD in a folder structure. You can select folders and files, and then
enter folders and work with files.
NOTE
You cannot use this screen with unfinalized data CDs containing
WAV files.
Opening the BROWSE screen
The following operations assume that a data CD containing WAV
files is loaded.
When stopped, in playback standby or playing back, press the
BROWSE
button to open the
BROWSE
screen.
When in playback standby, the
BROWSE
screen for the folder
containing the currently selected file opens and that file is
highlighted.
Navigating the BROWSE screen
When the
BROWSE
screen is open, use the
DATA
dial to select
folders and files.
Press the
DATA
dial to open the
BROWSE MENU
pop-up for
that file or folder. (See “Folder operations” on page 28.)
When the
BROWSE
menu is open
,
press the
BROWSE
button
to close the
BROWSE
menu.
When a folder or file is selected, press the
BROWSE
button
to scroll through folder and file names.
When the
BROWSE
screen is open, press the
HOME
button to
return to the Home Screen.
When a file or folder is selected, press the
PLAY
button to
return to the Home Screen and play that file or folder.
When a file or folder is selected, press the
STANDBY
button
to return to the Home Screen and put that file or folder into
playback standby.
Icons on the BROWSE screen
The icons that appear on the
BROWSE
screen have the following
meanings.
Folder (
)
Folders are shown with this icon.
Audio file (
)
The names of music files appear next to these icons.
Track titles are shown when CD-TEXT is available.
Folder operations
Select the desired folder on the
BROWSE
screen, and press the
DATA
dial to open the folder
BROWSE MENU
pop-up.
Turn the
DATA
dial to select the desired item, and press the
DATA
dial to execute one of the following operations.
SELECT
Opens the selected folder.
CANCEL
Cancels any operation with the selected folder, closes the
BROWSE MENU
and returns to the
BROWSE
screen.
File and folders on data CDs
Some data CDs store files inside folders in the same way that
ordinary computers do. In addition, several folders can be stored
inside another folder, creating a multilevel structure.
This unit assigns a folder number to each folder to manage
them. Folder numbers are assigned sequentially starting
with the folders at the highest level followed by the folders
(subfolders) inside them.
If the root folder of a data CD contains one or more audio files, it
will be numbered as the first folder.
Each audio file is also assigned a number. File numbers are
assigned in order starting from those in the lowest numbered
folder.
During ordinary playback of data CDs, tracks are played back in
the assigned numerical order just like those on audio CDs.
FILE 1
FILE 2
FILE 3
FILE 4
FILE 5
FILE 6
FILE 7
FILE 8
FILE 9
FILE
FOLDER 2
ROOT
(FOLDER 1)
FOLDER 3
FOLDER
FOLDER 4
FOLDER 5
FOLDER 6
Directory (folder)
WAV file
Data CD structure