What Is A Playlist File; Reproduction Using Several Playlists - Mpll (Mode Playlist) Parameter - inout RePlay 01 User Manual

6.3 What is a playlist file?

Replay can be used as a music reproducer, with the possibility of performing a sequence
or a list of pieces of music; this reproduction list is a simple text file which contains the list
of MP3 audio files to be reproduced in the desired sequence.
This text file, called playlist.txt, is put in the main directory of the same memory containing the
audio files (this extension is used so it can be modified via a handy PocketPC portable terminal).
Follow a few, easy rules to set the sequence:
Example
with
numbers:
01
005
Fit the memory into its seat and wait for Replay to read the playlist in order to check the list
of pieces contained.
Display at the introduction
of the Compact Flash
Reading PLAYLIST
Tot. Trk.
At the end of the reading operation, if the names of the pieces have been fitted in correctly,
Replay will automatically starts to reproduce the musical items in the programmed sequence.

6.4 Reproduction using several playlists - MPLL (Mode PLayList) parameter

REPLAY can reproduce one or more playlists of musical items. The playlist to be
reproduced can be chosen in different ways: manually from the front panel, via the logical
inputs on the back, via a special command on the RS232 serial port, or else automatically.
To choose these different manners of operation, you must work directly on the configuration
parameter MPLL (Mode PLayList) inserted in the file config.txt.
When the Compact Flash is put in, Replay – depending on the configuration of the
parameter MPLL in the file config.txt, and on the presence or absence of the palimpsest or
playlist files – will switch over to the relevant manner of operation.
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1 Example Sinatra
3 with Fitzgera
7 names: Huston
9 Cole
5 Martin
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Display when reading has been
Playlist 0
45 Tot. Tracks= 78
1.2
IMPORTANT!
• Rename the MP3 audio files with
numbers or names with max. 8
characters.
• Do not write in the extension (.mp3)
• Max. 500 pieces per playlist
completed
OK!
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Display during reproduction
Plist: 0 Trk: 001
Frank Sinatra