User manual SHARP IMDR410 BEATJAMS SOFTWARE INSTRUCTIONS

[. . . ] BeatJam_E TINSE0553AWZZ 1 BeatJam Get started with BeatJam BeatJam_E BeatJam_E_Front_Memo_Back 1 TINSE0553AWZZ 03. 7. 21, 8:17 AM About copyrights Music is protected by copyright law throughout the world. Audio CDs and broadcasted music can be copied for personal use only. It is prohibited to distribute, broadcast or publish your music copies on the Internet without permission of the copyright holders (including the record companies). 1 2 3 4 "BeatJam" is a copy protected material of Justsystem Corporation. Copyrights and other rights related to "BeatJam" belong to Justsystem Corporation. [. . . ] Select the desired songs from the list. Whilst pressing the Ctrl key, click the song to select non-contiguous songs. Whilst pressing the Shift key, click the song to select consecutive songs. 1 2 3. Drag and drop the songs to the new list. Category list 3 4 Using BeatJam The songs are added to the playlist. Repeat steps 1 to 3 for other songs. 3 Changing the order of the songs 1. Select the new playlist from the category list. Drag and drop songs to change the order. 5 6 Songs are played in numeric order. 18 BeatJam_E BeatJam_E 18 TINSE0553AWZZ 03. 7. 21, 8:17 AM Playing a playlist The library panel appears. 2. Select a list from [Playlist] in the category list. Click Click Editing CD song order for recording to MD 1. Click at the top of the main player. 1 . to stop play. Songs are played in numeric order. 2 3 4 Using BeatJam Managing the recorded songs Songs are sorted by the album title or artist under each folder (album, artist and genre) in the library. All playlists including the one you created are also controlled in the library. You can play the desired song by selecting from a playlist, group or library. Audio file formats playable with BeatJam The formats playable with BeatJam are as follows. · Audio CDs · OpenMG files created with BeatJam on your PC · MP3 · WAVE Combining songs You can combine multiple songs in the same playlist or group. The combined song can also be divided into two. Refer to Help for operations. Tip 5 6 Tip Tip 19 BeatJam_E BeatJam_E 19 TINSE0553AWZZ 03. 7. 25, 2:39 PM Transferring/checking out songs to external devices or media Editing CD song order for recording to MD Check out is to transfer songs to OpenMG compatible players. You can check out recorded songs with BeatJam up to 3 times. 1 1 Connect the external device to your PC Refer to the manual of the device for details. 2 2 Transfer music files to the external device (check out) 1. Start BeatJam. See "Launch BeatJam" on P. Click the Category list at the top of the main player. Song list in the library The check in/check out panel appears. 4 Using BeatJam 5 6 3. Select the playlist containing the desired songs. Select the songs in the library. Whilst pressing the Ctrl key, click the song to select non-contiguous songs. Whilst pressing the Shift key, click the song to select consecutive songs. 5. When checking out to Net MD compatible devices, click in [Recording Mode] to select the MD recording mode. See "To set MD recording mode" on P. [. . . ] All songs in a playlist are repeated. 9 Play Slider Indicates the portion currently played. Specify the play position by dragging the knob or clicking on the slider. 4 Player screen 10 Select Indicator Shows play item such as [CD], [LIB] or [DM]. Click to switch the item. 5 4 Operation Buttons Play, pause, stop, return to the previous song and skip to the next. 11 Menu Button Displays BeatJam menus. 12 Select Button Select a song or group from the play item in [Select Indicator]. 6 5 Spectrum Analiser Shows levels of left and right channels in different frequency bands in stereo. 13 Main Button Switches to the main player. 6 Volume Buttons and Indicator Shows volume level. Click + or ­ button to adjust. 14 Skin Button Opens the skin list to select the mini player design (skin). To switch from the main player to the mini player Click on the main player. Tip 32 BeatJam_E BeatJam_E 32 TINSE0553AWZZ 03. 7. 21, 8:17 AM Glossary This section describes the terms related to BeatJam. [. . . ]