Mp3 File That Can Be Played Back With This Equipment - Kenwood DV-5050M Instruction Manual

0-13 MP3 Files That Can Be Played
Back with This Equipment
Compressing MP3 files
Please set up the transfer bit rate setting for the
compression software when compressing MP3 files as
follows:
MP3 file
128kbps recommended (32 kbps-320 kbps)
÷ This unit is compatible with 32kHz, 44.1kHz
(recommended) and 48 kHz samplimg frequencies.
Categorizing folders
As MP3 files are compressed into high-quality sound files
at an extremely high rate of compression, it is possible
to record several times more tracks than audio CDs onto
a single medium. It is therefore convenient to split the
tracks into different folders by genre, artist or album for
retrieval and repeat playback purposes.
÷ A maximum of 999 folders or a maximum of 999
files can be stored on a single media.
÷ There are cases where it is not possible to save
folders in the desired sequence depending on the
software being used.
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Additional information
Usable formats :
ISO9660 level 1 (excluding expanded formats)
Text display
Both file and folder names are displayed in up 8
uppercase alphanumeric characters.
Time display
With a MP3 files, only the "Single Time" information is
displayed.
ID3-TAG infomation
This unit is not compatible with this function.
"Digital" output from MP3 files
This unit does not output the "Digital" signal when it
plays back an MP3 files.
Restriction by session
This unit can play back only the closed sessions.
With CD-DA
With a multi-session disc, this unit plays back the first
session only.
With MP3 files
Note on the multi-session disc and CD-DA (music
data)
÷ This unit is compatible with multi-session discs.
÷ The music CD data (CD-DA data) can be played
only when its first session is composed of music
CD data (CD-DA data).
The second and later sessions are not played back.
However, when "the number of sessions is '2'" and
"its second session is composed of music CD data
(CD-DA data)", the music CD data (CD-DA) can
be played back.
Never add the MP3 extension logs to any files other than
MP3 files. If the MP3 extension logs are added to any
files other than MP3 files, the equipment will assume
that they can be played back, and this will produce loud
noises in the speakers, resulting in damage of adverse
effects.
Check to ascertain that MP3 files can be played back
correctly on the personal computer in use prior to saving
them onto the media. Check to ensure that the saved
file can be played back normally.
÷ It is not possible to confirm that files can be played
back correctly while they are being saved onto the
media.
Ensure that the session is closed or finalized when data
has been written on media. There are cases where media
on which the session has not be closed or finalized will
not be played back correctly with this equipment.
÷ There are cases were the folder names and file
names will not be displayed correctly depending
on the software used to save them.
÷ There are cases where playback is not possible
when MP3 files (CD-ROM) and music CD
information (CD-DA) are saved on the same
media.
÷ When a disc contains a mixture of different formats
such as the CD-DA and MP3, the data in the CD-
DA format will be played in priority.