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RADIO AND DISC TEXT DISPLAYS
RADIO DATA SERVICE display
Radio Data Service (RDS)
Some FM radio stations broadcast Radio Data Service
(RDS) text along with their programs. Station Identification
Text is displayed in the first 8 characters of the lower line.
This text generally does not change. Descriptive Text
is displayed on the top line. This text may describe the
station's format or it may show the song title and artist.
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Identification text
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CD-Text
Audio CDs now include descriptive text stored along
with their audio programs. The radio CD will decode and
display this text.
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MP3 file 103 text
MP3 103 Text display
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MP3IWMA File ID3 Text Information
MP3/WMA files downloaded from the internet may
contain ID3 text information. ID3 text information can be
added to MP3/WMA files as the file is created from an
uncompressed audio source. The radio CD will display
this text when present in MP3/WMA files. If there is no ID3
text information, the radio CD will display the file name.
Choosing Text Displays
The JOG menu has separate RDS text and Disc text
headings that let you choose between scrolling text
display, static text display or no text display.
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