Music Player Mode - Cambridge SoundWorks CW0380 Manual

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Music Player Mode

In Music Player mode, you can browse and play audio
files wirelessly from any PC or Mac computers across
your network. Once you've set up your computer for
sharing, you can browse your digital music collection
via different categories such as Artist Name, Album
Title or Genre.
From the main menu, tap:
You will see the following screen
The following actions are available on this screen
View information about the song that you
are listening to.
View technical information about the
station that you are listening to.
Add the station you are listening to as a
new favorite. Select a slot in your
Favorites list to save to. If there is an
existing favorite in the slot you selected, it
will be replaced automatically.
Cycle between the Repeat Once, Repeat
All and No Repeat options.
Turn on or off shuffled playback of your
playlist.
Skip to the previous song in the playlist.
Tap and hold to rewind the currently
playing song.
Skip to the next song in the playlist.
Tap and hold to fast forward the currently
playing song.
Plays the currently selected song.
Stops playing the currently selected song.
Submenu Options
Repeat
Toggle repeat playback on/off.
Shuffle
Toggle shuffled playback on/off.
Add to My Playlist
Add the current song to your playlist.
Clear My Playlist
Remove all songs from the current playlist.
Return to playing screen
Exits the Submenu and returns to the Now Playing
screen.
Streaming Audio Setup
Touch Radio uses the UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)
protocol to play digital music files from your PC or Mac
computer. First you must configure your computer for
media sharing.
These are the recommended system requirements:
• For a Windows PC, use Windows Media Player (WMP)
version 11 or higher.
• For a Mac computer, it should be running OS X or later
with a UPnP application installed to access an iTunes
library.
NOTE • There are alternative UPnP platforms
which can be used, but the following
instructions are for WMP.
• iTunes does not currently operate a UPnP
media server, but there are a number of
third-party software applications (many of
them free) which can enable you to access
your iTunes library.
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