User manual SONY PEG-N710C AP V2.0

[. . . ] A-AVN-200-11 Audio Player Version2. 0 User Guide © 2001 Sony Corporation CLIE, Jog Dial, Memory Stick, the Memory Stick logo and PictureGear are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. Graffiti, HotSync, and Palm OS are registered trademarks, and the HotSync logo and Palm are trademarks of Palm, Inc. QuickTime and the QuickTime logo are trademarks used under license. [. . . ] To import data while converting it into the ATRAC3 format, select the recording bit rate (see page 19) from the Bit Rate drop-down list. Note When you select "Without External Device/Media" from "Set the default External Device/Media" in step 2, you cannot change the recording bit rate. 6 7 8 In the File Tree view, click the folder containing the audio file you want to import. The audio files in the selected folder are listed in the File List view. Click to select an audio file you want to import from the File List view. Click to select the desired Playlist on the right side of the window, and then click (Import). The audio file you selected in step 7 can be imported into the Playlist. Based on the setting made in step 1, the file is imported in its original format or converted into the ATRAC3 format. Notes · The original MP3/WAV files imported are referenced to by the OpenMG Jukebox when playing back or checking-out the data. Therefore, to prevent moving or deleting the files, copy them to a specific folder on the hard disk before importing them to OpenMG Jukebox. If the original file is stored on removable media and the source media is removed, the following messages are displayed when try to playback or check-out the data. ­ For playback: "Cannot play selected song. The song file not found. " ­ For check-out: "Detected song(s) which cannot be checked-out. " · When the original file is on a network, the same messages are displayed when your computer is not connected to the network. · When you delete an audio file, note that the original MP3/WAV is also deleted when you select "Delete the song file from the computer. " 23 Importing audio files into your computer Hint · You can import all of the audio files on the drive dedicated on your computer to OpenMG Jukebox at one time. For details, refer to "Importing audio files from your computer" - "Importing songs" in the OpenMG Jukebox Help. · If the music title is included in the data, as it is in the ID3 data of MP3 format files, the title is displayed in the Title column of the Playlist view of OpenMG Jukebox. If the title data is not included, the file name is displayed in the Title column. 24 Transferring audio files from your computer to your CLIE handheld Preparing your CLIE handheld, and placing it in the cradle 1 After making sure that the write protect tab is not set to LOCK, insert the "Memory Stick" media into the "Memory Stick" slot. "Memory Stick" indicator The "Memory Stick" indicator lights in orange while accessing a "Memory Stick" media Note If you want to transfer and play ATRAC 3 format audio files that are recorded by OpenMG Jukebox, use "MG Memory Stick" media. 2 On the home screen, rotate the JogDial navigator to select AudioPlayer and then press the JogDial navigator. Or, tap the AudioPlayer icon on the home screen. Continued on next page 25 Transferring audio files from your computer to your CLIE handheld Audio Player starts. 3 4 Place your CLIE handheld in the cradle. Tap Menu , Options, and then Transfer. CLIE handheld enters the file transfer mode. Proceed to transfer audio files on page 27. When you use Audio Player · Once transfering has started, do not do any of the following until transfering is complete. ­ Remove the "MG Memory Stick. " ­ Remove your CLIE handheld from the cradle. ­ Tap Exit on the Audio Player application. ­ Press any application buttons on your CLIE handheld or the HotSync button on the cradle. · If the Start-Up function of OpenMG Jukebox is set to ON, the OpenMG Jukebox software automatically starts when your CLIE handheld is in the transfer mode when you place it in the cradle. (Refer to the online Help for more information. ) 26 Transferring audio files from your computer to your CLIE handheld Transferring MP3 format audio files to your CLIE handheld After preparing your CLIE handheld in the procedures on page 25, you can copy MP3 format audio files to your CLIE handheld using Windows Explorer. 1 2 3 4 Double-click the My Computer icon on your Windows desktop. Double-click the Palm, Programs, and then MSAudio folder. If these folders does not exist, make them manually in the "Memory Stick" media using Windows Explorer. Drag and drop MP3 format audio files to which you want to transfer to the MSAudio folder. Note If you want to transfer ATRAC 3 audio files to your CLIE handheld, you have to use OpenMG Jukebox software to transfer audio files (check-out). See "Transferring audio files managed with OpenMG Jukebox" on page 28. When you use the computer with "Memory Stick" slot You can copy the MP3 format audio file to "Memory Stick" media with "Memory Stick" slot. Make the PROGRAMS, and then MSAUDIO folders in the "Memory Stick" media, and take the Step above. When you insert the "Memory Stick" media onto your CLIE handheld, you can play the audio file with the Audio Player. 27 Transferring audio files from your computer to your CLIE handheld Transferring audio files managed with OpenMG Jukebox Make sure to finish the preparing your CLIE handheld in the procedures on page 25. You can use only "MG Memory Stick" media (white). 1 2 Start OpenMG Jukebox. [. . . ] This Default Usage Rule states that one file can be checked-out up to three times only. 7. On music contents that are not compatible with the OpenMG Jukebox software: Under the supervision of SDMI, this software prohibits recording of music with a copy prohibition signal. 8. Upgrading the supplied OpenMG Jukebox software: This software was developed in accordance with the current arrangement between Sony and SDMI. If this arrangement is modified in the future, some of the software functions may become unavailable. [. . . ]