Imperial DABMAN i300 CD, Operating Manual

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8.7 Podcast & Radio-On-Demand
Radio On Demand - This literally means ‘radio on demand’ and is an apt synonym for
podcasting, mainly in the English-speaking world. Thus, for example, popular individual pro-
ductions of the daily radio offer - also by large and well-known radio stations - are prepared
and made available online as podcasts - available at any time.
As a listener, you are no longer tied to fixed transmission times in conventional
broadcasting, but can access available content at any time this way.
The variety of content is massive and grows every day. Perhaps an interesting alternative
to classical radio: Not only radio broadcasters offer their content in this way, but there
are also recordings of lectures at universities, language courses, comedy productions or
simply acoustic diaries in the portfolio.
8.8 Digital Media Player (playback from UPnP server)
Server software running on a computer or other device lets you share music files
for network playback. In the case of the DABMAN i300 CD, it must be a UPnP compatible
server (UPnP: Universal Plug and Play) which provides the data.
A simple file share, as known from the Windows network world, is not readable this way.
In contrast to an inflexible static file sharing, the DABMAN i300 CD offers a flexible
sorting via a virtual UPnP media server, which makes the manageability of your library
more flexible by comparison: a track can be found via the artist, the genre, the album and
even by means of the folder structure.
8.9 Favourites
Your DABMAN i300 CD has its own favourites list, which can be found in the menu
under ‘InternetRadio’. To create favourites, press and hold the navigation wheel or OK
button on the remote control for a few seconds. Once a favourite is stored, the radio
acknowledges it in the display with the message ‘Favourite added’.
To remove a favourite, select it from the Favourites menu (highlighted in white) and
press and hold the navigation wheel or OK button on the remote control for a few se-
conds. A ‘Remove favourite’ menu will appear.
Please note that contents of UPnP servers cannot be saved as favourites because they
are not permanently available.