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Operation
1. Playing CD-Audio discs
The Genica Portable MP3/CD Player supports Compact Disc Digital
Audio recorded on CD and CD-R discs.
Play Modes Supported:
•
All Play: Plays all tracks on the disc once and then stops.
•
Intro Play: Plays the first 10 seconds of each track on the disc.
• Single Play: Plays the track specified.
• Random Play: Plays all tracks on the disc in random order.
• Program Play: Plays all programmed tracks in the order programmed
by the user.
2. Playing MP3 files
The Genica Portable MP3/CD Player supports .MP3 audio format files
recorded according to the following specifications:
• CD and CD-R media are supported. CDRW is not supported.
• Discs must be recorded using ISO-9660 or Joliet file system
• Discs must not exceed 650MB (74 minutes)
• MP3 files must be created at a sampling rate of 44.1kHz and
bitrates between 32kbps and 192kbps
• Playlist files are not supported
• Only MP3 files will be recognized on discs containing multiple
data types
• No MP3 files following a non-MP3 file will be recognized.
• The player contains a 50-second anti-shock buffer to prevent
skipping during playback of MP3 files
• On CD-Extra discs (first session is audio and second session is
data), the player will only play the audio tracks. The player will
not recognize MP3 files on this type of disc.
Play Modes supported:
• All Play: Plays all tracks on the disc once and then stops
• Intro Play: Plays the first 10 seconds of each track on the disc
• Single Play: Plays the track specified
• Random Play: Plays all tracks on the disc in random order
• Program Play: Plays all programmed tracks in the order programmed
by the user.
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Operation (cont.)
3. Programming Playback
To program track playback:
1. Press Play/Pause and allow the player to recognize the disc and
sort the files.
2. Press Play/Mode button six times to select “Program Mode”
3. The LCD will display two numbers separated by a hyphen: 00-
001 The number on the left is the program selection number,
and the number on the right is the track selection number.
4. Sequential Playback: To play MP3 tracks in the order recorded,
they must be within a directory. Because the player requires
that discs be recorded using the ISO-9660 or Joliet file format,
there is a limit of 256 files per directory, including the main or
“root directory”. This means that unless you create more than
one directory on the disc, the maximum number of tracks you
can place on one disc is 256 (still a LOT of songs.) To play
songs in the order they are recorded, create one or more
directories on the disc, and place the songs within that
directory.
1. Press “Play” to have the player recognize the disc and sort
the files.
2. Press and hold “Play/Mode” until the LCD reads “Dir”
Songs will now play in the order they were recorded to
that directory.
5. Advance the track selection forward by pressing the “Next”
button until the desired selection appears. Pressing “Preview”
will move the selection number backwards.
6. When you have reached the desired track for program entry
#1, press “Repeat/Enter” to enter your first selection and
select the next program track (02-xxx).
7. Once you have programmed your selections, press
“Play/Pause” to hear your programmed tracks in order.
8. If you would like your program to repeat, press
“Repeat/Enter”.
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