Olive OPUS, Руководство пользователя

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user manual
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Warning: While this background process icon is present, do not edit the metadata of your library
and do not power off the OPUS. This action could end the encoding of the files and result in lost
or corrupt files. You can check import progress via the menu item CD IMPORT STATUS that only
becomes available during import.
Note: Duplication of copy-protected audio CDs may infringe copyright and digital rights laws of
your country.
5.2 Importing From a Computer
Copying music from a PC to your OPUS
By default OPUS is configured as a Windows file server (SMB server) and publishes the folder
“Import” on the home network when it is active – if it is in power saving you will first need to
wake it up. For the computer name the network name of the OPUS is used, usually using the IP
address is easiest. Open up the “Run” dialog as part of the “Start” menu and enter the following
(in Vista it may be hidden, in this case press the Windows logo button and the R, and the dialog
should come up just the same). Then enter the IP address of the OPUS, which when connected
can always be found under SETTINGS > NETWORK SETTINGS > NETWORK INFORMATION:
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\\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
A window should open containing a folder titled “Import”. You can copy all tracks to your OPUS
that have the supported formats MP3, WAV, FLAC and AAC. You can drag & drop individual files
or even complete folders to this import folder, they are then stored and automatically sorted into
the internal file system of the OPUS. Please note additional enhancements: