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AresImport:
AresImport permits to read the directory from the flash card as well as playback and or import and
conversion.
RCXLoad:
Display the files located on the memory card with their characteristics (date, duration, encoding
format) in an MS explorer fashion.
Playing back a selected file, using the ARES-BB audio output or the local PC sound card.
Using Drag and D rop, import one or several files with format conversion to MPEG Layer 2 or PCM
format.
XtrackLE (a Limited Edition of Xtrack):
Uses the physical I/O of the RCX220 as well as any other standard device.
Offers two fully independent mono or stereo tracks where records can be uploaded via RCXload.
Provides you with of a complete set of tools to cut, copy, paste, trim any portion of a track, as well as
level editing functions such as fade in and fade out.
Once the edit finished, it can be processed into a single sound file (MPEG or PCM) with automatic
sampling frequency and bit rate conversion.
To obtain full multi-track editing capabilities including mp3 export, the full version of Xtrack software
can be purchased from Digigram.
24 ARES-BB "FAT 16" MODE, PC DRIVERS & INSTALLATION
Turn on the Ares -BB and connect it via the USB cable to the PC or Mac. After a moment, the new
divice will be detected as an external remouvable hard drive.
IMPORTANT: for Windows 98 SE users; connect the Ares-BB (FAT mode) to the PC. Once
Windows asks for the USB drivers to be installed, specify the way to the CDR
"Win98SeUsbDrivers" folder.
The following pictures are an example on PC were the Ares - BB is recognized as disk (F).
On PC, to remove the Ares -BB from the USB connection, double click first the "Unplug or
Eject Hardware" icon and stop the corresponding drive letter before removing the USB
cable.
Issue: January 2004
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