3.5 MP3 browser mode
The Browser lets you navigate the files stored on the
D
hard disk or choose confi
The Browser automatically sorts directories containing up to 100 elements (file
playlists and config files) into alphabetical order; longer lists are displayed in the phys
they are saved
guration files.
s, directories,
ical order that
on the
D
disk. Directories containing more than 100 elements can be sorted
with the MANAGER program. The Browser is reached from Player mode by pushing the
,
,
PLAY
or
ADD
key.
s up and down. The currently selected element is always displayed in the
f the element
ration file or a
not interpreted by the
D
. If a filename is too long to be completely displayed, pressing
e.
turn to the level above
couple of seconds will return you to the top level (root)
You can immediately play the selected MP3 file or playlist by pressing the
PLAY
or
key.
3.5.3 Adding the selected item to the current playback list
be an individual MP3 file, a .M3U or
.PLS playlist or a directory).
dded to the playback list by pressing the
ADD
3.5.4 Using logo, message and configuration files
Enter \dmp3\config directory in browser mode and select the file you want to activate.
Use DMP3 MANAGER program to create or edit these files.
3.5.1 Selecting elements for playback
The
and
keys scroll
middle of the display in large, inverted, type. The symbol displayed to the left o
identifies whether the element is a directory, MP3 file, .M3U or .PLS playlist, a configu
NA file
DISP
scrolls the filenam
You can enter a directory by pressing the key. To leave a directory and re
it, press the key. Holding the key for a
directory.
3.5.2 Instant playback
Instant playback clears the current playback list.
The playback list can hold 100 elements (each element can
From the browser screen, the selected element is a
button.
directory with subdirectories
♪
MP3 music files
M3U or PLS Playlist files
X
files not interpreted by player
Path items in list / items in directory
↓
↓
↓
directory
→
o
→
Config
→
PlayDisp
→
MyRadi
Message
→
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