Media Player; Now Playing - Bryston BR-20 Owner's Manual

computer. As such, there is no need to download an
app. On all devices, simply open the web browser
on your device and enter the following address:
http://my.bryston.com
Then click the link that corresponds to
your BR-20. It will be called BR20. You
will see the "Dashboard" for your player.
The Dashboard provides access to a variety of
settings, BR-20 input selection, technical player
information, system notifications, and most
importantly, media. Media Player is used to access
your personal music library stored on an NAS or
USB attached drive. bRadio is an internet radio
directory. Tidal, Qobuz, and Radio Paradise are also
available.
Within the scope of this brief introduction, we shall
explore Media Player.

Media Player

Clicking or tapping Media Player from the
Dashboard takes you to the Media Player where
you will spend the most time enjoying your music.
BR-20 Cubed Series Preamplifier
Note that our web application is fully responsive
and re-orients itself depending on landscape or
portrait orientation of your device. For brevity,
illustrations below are for landscape orientation.
The Media Player can be understood by recognizing
four distinct areas: Transport Control (the horizontal
header), and the three vertical columns beneath it.
Left to right, they are the Now Playing area which
is your current queue, Current Track which shows
album art, artist, song title, album name, and
resolution for the currently playing song, and Add
Files which provides hierarchical access to your
music library.

Now Playing

To play music, add music from your library to the
queue. You can browse your music sorted into
folders just like it is organized on your drive, or by
select metadata tags such as artist name or album
name.
You can add entire artist collections, single albums,
single tracks or a combination thereof to the cue to
form a playlist. Simply click or tap the + icon beside
any field, folder, or track name to add that item and
all music contained beneath it to the queue. The
illustration above shows 9 tracks from an album in
the queue.
Once tracks are placed into the Now Playing
queue, they can be reordered or removed from
the queue entirely. Click or tap-and-hold the track
number then drag it into the desired position in the
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