Managing Music; Changing The View Mode; Creating A New Playlist - RCA RTD750 User Manual

Managing Music

You can easily manage your music through the Home Theater Music Jukebox's Music Options feature. This set of screens allows you to create and
manage playlists (lists of songs), look up and edit music information, and transfer or record music to portable players. In addition, Music Options
allows you to adjust settings for random, repeat, audio effects, and speakers.
There are two screens of Music Options. The first screen appears when you press the MENU button while in Music mode. The second screen appears
when you select more in the MUSIC OPTIONS MENU.
The VIEW MODE menu.
The Cover Art view mode.
The MUSIC OPTIONS menu.
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Changing the View Mode

You can change how your music library appears in Music Guide. The choices include
cover, track, artist, and title.
1. Press the MUSIC button on your remote or keyboard.
4. Press MENU (the MUSIC OPTIONS MENU appears).
5. Highlight and select view mode (the VIEW MODE menu appears).
6. Highlight and select the view mode you want:
cover — Sorts the list alphabetically by the cover art.
track — Sorts the list alphabetically by track name.
artist-title — Sorts the list alphabetically by artist.
title-artist — Sorts the list alphabetically by title.
7. Highlight and select save to save the setting.
• To cancel and exit this screen without changing the view mode, press CLEAR.

Creating a New Playlist

1. Press the MUSIC button on your remote or keyboard.
2. Press MENU (the MUSIC OPTIONS MENU appears).
3. Highlight and select more (the MORE MUSIC OPTIONS MENU appears).
4. Highlight and select new playlist (a screen appears so you can enter the name for
the new playlist).
5. When you have finished, press OK/SELECT to continue (the Edit Playlist screen
appears).
6. Use the arrow buttons to highlight what songs you want to include in the playlist,
and press OK/SELECT to checkmark them.
7. When finished, press RECORD to save the playlist.
Note: Up to 200 songs can be added to a single playlist or "favorites" playlist. There is no limitation to
the number of playlists.
The MORE MUSIC OPTIONS menu.
Illustrations contained in this document are for representation only.
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