A Track Is Duplicated On The Walkman - Sony WALKMAN NW-WM1A Help Manual

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Digital Music Player
NW-WM1A/WM1Z

A track is duplicated on the Walkman.

A track may be duplicated on the Walkman if you transfer the same track using different
transfer methods.
A track may be duplicated for the following reasons.
The same track is transferred repeatedly in different formats.
The same track is transferred repeatedly with different track information.
The same track is transferred repeatedly with different transfer methods (the same track is transferred to different storage
folders).
You can delete unnecessary tracks from the Walkman.
The deletion method depends on how the track was transferred to the Walkman.
Why a track may be duplicated
The storage folder for tracks depends on the application used to transfer the tracks to the Walkman.
In the case of Media Go, tracks are transferred to the [MUSIC] folder. The tracks in the [MUSIC] folder may not be displayed in
other music management applications.
Therefore, even if a track appears duplicated on the Walkman, the track will not appear duplicated in music management
applications.
If you manage tracks with multiple applications, be careful to avoid duplicating tracks when you transfer them.
Note on using microSD cards
If the same track is transferred to both the Walkman and the microSD card, the track will be duplicated on the Walkman.
Check the tracks on the Walkman and the microSD card to confirm that there are no duplicate tracks.
How to delete tracks from the Walkman
To delete tracks on the Walkman
1.
On the library screen, tap the desired category (albums, artists, etc.), the desired subcategory, and then the desired track.
2.
Tap and then [Delete] to delete the track.
To delete tracks using Media Go
1.
Connect the Walkman to the computer. Then, launch Media Go.
2.
Double-click the model name of the Walkman in the left pane.
The device menu will appear.
3.
Click [MUSIC].
Select the track that you want to delete. Select [Edit], and then [Delete] from the menu at the top.
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