Switching To Mp3 Mode; Selecting A Directory - Blaupunkt Toronto MP73 Operating Instructions Manual

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MP3 MODE

Fig. 1

D01

D02

D03

T001

T002

T003

T004

T005

D05

T001

T002

T003

T004

T005

T006

T007

Since using some burner software can

lead to inconsistencies in the way items

are numbered, you should ensure that

the root directory D01 either contains

only subdirectories containing tracks

(Fig. 1) or only tracks (Fig. 2).

Each track can be named using the PC.

The directory name can be displayed

in the device's display. Name the direc-

tories and tracks using your CD burner

software. The software's operating in-

structions will provide details on how to

do this.

Note:

When naming directories and

tracks you should avoid using spe-

cial characters.

Fig. 2

D01

D04

T001

T002

T003

T004

T005

T006

T007

T008

T009

T010

T011

If you like your files to be in the correct

order, you should use burner software

that places files in alphanumerical or-

der. If your software does not provide

this feature, you can also sort the files

manually. To do so, you should place a

T001

number (e.g. "001", "002", etc.) in front

T002

of each file name – the leading zeros

T003

must also be included.

T004

T005

MP-3 tracks can contain addition infor-

T006

T007

mation such as the artist, track and al-

T008

bum names (ID3 tags). This device can

T009

display ID3 tags if they are version 1.

T010

T011

Only MP3 files with the ".MP3" file ex-

tension can be played on this device.

Note:

To ensure uninterrupted playback,

do not attempt to change the file

extension to ".MP3" of any files oth-

er than MP3 files and then attempt

to play them!

Do not use "mixed" CDs containing

non-MP3 data and MP3 tracks.

Do not use mix-mode CDs contain-

ing audio tracks and MP3 tracks.