Sony Giga Juke NAS-SC500PK, Operating Instructions Manual, Page: 69 / 203

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Press

/

to select the artist or
album.
Tip
You can enter the initial letter search mode using the
Options menu.
Enter the Options menu and select [Search] – [Initial
search] – [Artist] or [Album].
Note
If you cannot find the desired item, try searching as
follows.

Redisplay the list for [etc.].

Do a search using a different criterion ([Artist] or
[Album]).
To search for albums or tracks by
keyword
You can search for albums or tracks in the HDD
Jukebox by keyword.
1
Enter the Options menu and select
[Search] – [Keyword search].
The keyword input display appears.
2
Enter the keyword (album name or
track name to be searched for).
For details on entering text, see “Entering text”
(page 95).
3
Select [Album], [Track], or [Group]
(only when the unit is in folder mode)
in [Item to search].
The search starts.
The results are displayed with the search has
completed.
To display an album or track from
the displayed results
Select the album or track.
To return to the search screen
Select [Input].
Notes

You cannot perform searching operation while the unit
is in playlist mode.

If you search for albums or tracks while playing a
track, playback stops. Playback does not start after the
searching ends.
Playing tracks using the
“SensMe™ Channels” function
“SensMe™ Channels” uses Sony’s 12 Tone Analysis
to analyze the characteristics of tracks that have
been recorded or imported to the HDD Jukebox
and categorizes them into 27 channels. You can use
the “SensMe™ Channels” function to play tracks
that correspond to a particular mood or time of
day; for example, wake up tracks that play in the
morning, tracks that make you relax, or tracks that
raise your spirits. From those channels, you can
jump to the additional channels of ARTIST, YEAR,
MOOD and ALBUM by using a function called
“Music Surfin’ ”.

/

/

/

/ENTER
SensMe CH/
Music Surfin’
1
Press SensMe CH.
The channel selection display appears and
the unit plays the main part of the displayed
track.
Tips

When five tracks have been assembled into a
channel, the channel is displayed.

For a channel list of the “SensMe™ Channels”
function, see “Channel list of the “SensMe™
Channels” function” (page 178).