Auto-Storing Cds - Yamaha MCX 1000 - MusicCAST - Digital Audio Server Manual

4 When storage is complete, the following screen
appears on the on-screen display:
• To check the content you have just stored, choose "Open
stored album page" and press SELECT.
• To store another CD, choose "Store another CD" and press
SELECT.
- The disc tray automatically opens. Place a new CD in the
disc tray after removing the CD you have just stored, and
repeat the storage procedure.
5 Press OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray.
Remove the disc and press OPEN/CLOSE again
to close the disc tray.
• The MusicCAST server distributes MP3 files to MusicCAST
clients by default. Please wait for the conversion process to
finish before attempting to listen to the songs you have just
stored on your MusicCAST client. You can check if the
MusicCAST server is currently converting songs by looking
at the MP3 encode schedule (see page 132). The exact time
this process takes depends upon the number and length of
the songs the MusicCAST server is converting.
• Do not disconnect the MusicCAST server from the AC outlet
during the storage process as errors in storage may appear
along with problems with data on the hard disk.
• Do not bump or vibrate the MusicCAST server during
storage, as it may damage the hard disk drive.
• The MusicCAST server automatically stores copyrighted
CDs in analog mode at 1x speed, and is not capable of
storing digital copies of a such CDs at high speed.
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You can change song titles, and album, artist, and genre
names whenever you wish (see page 57).
Storing music on the MusicCAST server

Auto-storing CDs

You can also use an automatic procedure to store CDs
on your MusicCAST server.
1 Load a CD into the disc tray.
2 Press CD AUTO STORE on the MusicCAST
server.
The MusicCAST server stores all songs on the CD.
The MusicCAST server stores any information it can
obtain about the songs stored from its built-in
Gracenote CDDB database, or the Internet-based
Gracenote CDDB service, if set to do so. If the
MusicCAST server finds multiple entries for this CD in
the database it automatically selects the top entry from
the list.
During the storage process the MusicCAST server
displays a progress bar in the lower portion of the on-
screen display indicating how far it has progressed
with the storage, and icons indicating that storage is
taking place.
NOTE
• By default, the MusicCAST server is set to obtain
information an CD content from its built-in Gracenote
CDDB database. See page 119 for an explanation of how to
change these settings.
• Provision of the Internet-based Gracenote CDDB database
service is subject to termination without warning.
• Both the Internet-based and built-in Gracenote CDDB
databases may occasionally display the wrong data, but you
can edit this information by hand after you store the CD in
the MusicCAST server hard disk drive (see page 57).
• If the Gracenote CDDB databases do not find any
information about the CD you are storing, you can enter
song, album, artist, and genre data by hand when storage is
complete (see page 57).
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