Creating Playlists - Physis Piano H1 Reference Manual

Reference Manual – Recording and Playing Music Tracks
3.
Press [F1] to start playing the track.
With MIDI tracks, music bar, beat and metronome tempo are displayed
on the top right of the screen. With audio files, the same field shows the
minutes and seconds of the track.
On the top of the screen there is a progress bar, showing the current
position of the song (blue bar) compared to the total lenght of the track
(white rectangle).
Press [+] to move fast forward, press [-] to rewind.
To play a different song, place the cursor on it.
Press [F1] to pause, then press it again to restart.
Press [F2] to stop.

4.3 CREATING PLAYLISTS

1.
From the directory page (to access and to switch visualisation modes,
see point 2, paragraph 4.1 or 4.2.), press the [+], [-], [ ] and [ ] Key
Touch to select the track you wish to be the first of your playlist, then
press [ENTER]. Beside the song name, on the left, a small square with a
digit will appear. The digit indicates the song's position in you playlist.
2.
Repeat the same procedure for all songs you wish to have in your
playlist. To move a song up or down in your playlist, select it and then
press [ ] to increase the song's position digit (and therefore to play it
later), or [ ] to decrease the song's position digit (and therefore to play
it earlier). Press [ENTER] to remove the song from the playlist.
Press [+] and [-] to move the cursor.
Press [F1] to start playing the playlist. The first played track, however, will
be the selected one - not necessarily the first one in your playlist.
Press [F1] to pause the reproduction, press again to resume.
Press [F2] to stop the reproduction.
3.
It's possible to save the playlist. To do so, from the video page shown
above, press [F2] (for further information on the virtual keyboard, see
par. 5.4, 7.5 or 10.3 in the User Manual).
4.
To load a playlist, place the cursor on a .pls file and then press [ENTER].
A pop-up messagge will appear, stating that the playlist has been
successfully loaded.
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