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MPEG1
44.1 kHz, 48 kHz,
Audio Layer 3
32 kHz
MPEG2
22.5 kHz, 24 kHz,
Audio Layer 3
16 kHz
MPEG 2.5
11.025 kHz,
Audio Layer 3
12 kHz, 8 kHz
WMA
32 kHz, 44.1 kHz,
48 kHz
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Only use MP3 tracks with a bite rate of
128 kBit/s or higher and with the specified sam-
pling rates.
The use of rates other than those specified may
lead to noticeably inferior sound quality.
Information on copyright
The music tracks that you create for use in
MP3 mode or that you play in MP3 mode
are subject to copyright laws under
applicable international and national
regulations.
In many countries, the reproduction of
copyrighted materials is not permitted,
even if only for personal use, without the
express prior consent of the copyright
holder.
Please check the current copyright laws
for your country and comply with them.
These restrictions do not apply, for exam-
ple, to your own compositions and record-
ings, or for recordings for which
authorization has been obtained from the
copyright holder.
MP3 playback
You can play an CD with MP3 files on the
CD changer* as you would play any stan-
dard audio CD. All of the functions de-
scribed for the CD changer also apply for
the playback of CDs with MP3 files. Keep
in mind that the single CD player in the au-
dio system unit is not able to read CDs with
MP3 files.
Controls in detail
Audio system
The first 99 tracks on the CD, including
tracks in subdirectories, are recognized
and played. Any additional tracks will not
be played.
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Due to the branched data structure, play-
back of the first track may be delayed slightly.
Operating the single CD player in the
audio system unit
Loading a CD
The single CD player in the audio system
unit has capacity for one CD. The CD slot
for loading the drive is located underneath
the soft keys.
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Keep in mind that the single CD player in the
audio system unit is not able to play CDs with
MP3 files.
Make sure the system is switched on.
Insert CD into CD slot. The label side of
the CD must face upwards.
The system automatically pulls the CD
into the CD slot. The audio CD begins
to play.
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