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The secret to the unique PSX-1 is the
storage drive. The PSX-1 doesn’t have
one. Instead you insert any iPod (even
a visiting friend’s) into the docking con-
nector. The PSX-1 includes PSXLink
software for both Macs and PCs. Any
new content you add to your iTunes
library can be synchronized to the iPod
in the PSX-1 without ever removing it.
Of course, a single MX-6000 can con-
trol any number of PSX-1s. So if your
family has a number of iPods, you may
choose to install multiple PSX-1s, one
for each family member. Conveniently,
the PSX-1 has a customizable label on
the front and docks magnetically with
another PSX-1 beside it.
Extraordinary Automation
iPod docks just put files on a TV. Only
URC's PSX-1 adds the exciting features
that turn your iPod into a true Personal
Server. Everything you’ve downloaded,
from podcasts to music videos, movies
and TV shows is selectable on the
screen of the MX-6000.
Once you touch the unique personal
server features, the difference between
looking at endless lists and the revolu-
tionary automation of the PSX-1
becomes extraordinarily attractive.
At last, complicated actions are simple
and intuitive. PSX-1 makes it easy to
explore your large collection in previ-
ously impossible ways.
PSX-1:
Personal Audio Video Server for the MX-6000
Complete Editing Control
At any time, you can choose to View
the Jukebox. When viewing the
Jukebox, new controls appear that
allow you to change the order of the
songs in the list, delete or search for
new items to add. Of course, at any
time you can clear the entire Jukebox
playlist and start again.
Search for Any Artist,
Album or Song
The “search” button appears in the
upper right whenever you are looking
at a Menu or Jukebox screen. Once
you click on Search, an alphabetical
keyboard appears. Simply type in as
many letters as you like, then touch
“Go.” You can enter characters using a
number, qwerty, or alphabetic key-
board.
Both Composite and
HD Component Video
The PSX-1 is equipped with installer
selectable Composite and HD quality
Component Outputs to match the out-
put of your iPod.
Shortcuts
to finding playlists,
albums, artists, etc. without
endless ups and downs in
menus.
Shuffle
exactly what you
want (this album, this
artist, this genre, etc.)
More
from this artist, this
album, this genre, even this
composer...
Jukebox
lets you build and
manage your own playlist
without accessing your PC.
Six Screen Labeled Buttons
give you fast access to
frequently used commands like Play, Pause, Skip, etc.
Shortcuts to Any Content
Instantly Without Menus
The “Shortcuts” button makes navigat-
ing from videos to musical genres a
simple process.
Example: Touch the “Artists” button on
the shortcuts screen to jump directly to
the Artists menu.
Unlike other iPod docks or traditional
music servers, you are not forced to
constantly navigate up, down, left and
right through a maze of menus to
access new audio video content.
Explore Your Content:
Shuffle Exactly What You
Feel Like Listening To
With other music servers, shuffle is a
frustrating mix of too many kinds of
music. With the PSX-1, shuffle becomes
a powerful tool for listening and explor-
ing your music collection.
Imagine shuffling just your jazz, or just
the songs of a particular artist. You can
shuffle play any genre, any artist or any
album at any time by simply accessing
the MX-6000’s shuffle screen.
Play More From:
When Something Catches
Your Fancy...
Imagine exploring all the hard rock
albums of your youth with Shuffle
Genres. When you hear a song you
love, instead of having to browse
through the hundreds of artists in your
collection, you simply touch the ”Play
More From” button. By then selecting
the “More from this Artist” button, all
the songs from the current Artist will be
played in sequential order.
Friends Coming Over?
Make Your Own Jukebox
Playlist in Seconds
Arranging the perfect music to play-
back for any event is a delightful activi-
ty with the PSX-1. You can freely play
music, browsing and shuffling as you
like. When you hear something you’d
like to add to your Jukebox playlist,
simply touch “Add Song to Jukebox” or
“Add Album to Jukebox” on the
Jukebox screen. To play the jukebox
you’ve created, simply touch “Play
Jukebox”.
Rotate the Scroll wheel
exactly like an iPod to
navigate lists of artists,
albums, videos, etc.
Press the OK button
to select content.
Press the Menu button
to browse back to the last
list you displayed.
