Note On Hard Disk Drive Space; Notes On System Suspend/Hibernation Mode; Backing Up The Audio Data - Sony MZ-S1 Operating Instructions Manual

Precautions on the co.existence of SonicStage Vet. 1.5 with OpenMG Jukebox
Ver.Z2 or SonicStage Premium
• Make sure tile OpenMG Jukebox Ver.2.2 icon is no_ displayed in tile task Way. If it is, tile Net MD may
no_ be recognized by your computer.
• Audio da_a recorded on the computer are stored in a common file and used by both applications.
Therefore, if you delete an audio file (e.g., one album) in one application, it will be deleted in the other
software as we]].
Precaution on using a computer on which OpenMG Jukebox Ve_ 1.0.2.1 or
SonicStage Ve_ 1.0.1.2 is installed
Make sure not to replace SonicStage Ver. 1.5 with OpenM G Jukebox Ver.1.0-2.1 or SonicStage Ver.1.0-
1.2., as all audio data in the Music Drive may be Iosl. lfyou begin the installation of OpenMG Jukebox
Ver.[ .0-2.1 or SonicSlage Ver.1.0-1.2 by mistake, stop the installation immedialely.
Note on hard disk drive space
120 MB or more fi'ee space on _lle hard disk drive is required. If your computer does not
have enough space, lhe software will not be properly installed. The required free space
differs according to the version of your Windows OS, or |he amount of audio files that you
hm_dle.
Notes on system suspend/hibernation mode
• If the computer changes to system suspend/hibernation mode during the recording of a
CD or the checking in/out of a data file, the audio data may be lost or lhe computer may
not wake up properly. The computer suspend/hibernation function should therelbre be
turned ofl_
• If you change lhe media while the computer is in system suspend/hibernation mode,
audio data may be lost aDer the computer wakes up.
• If the computer changes to system suspend/hibernation mode, the computer moy not
recognize |he Net MD when it wakes up. If this happens, disconnect |he USB cable and
reconnect it again.
Backing up the audio data
Before doing any procedure that may affect the operating system itself (such as a system
recovery), you should back up all of your audio data wilh _lle [SonicStage backtlp lool]
from the [Start] - [Programs] - [SonicStage].
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