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5.3
SD-card menu
The information is stored on the memory card in hierarchical structure.
In the process of the recording, the system automatically creates folders with names, which consist of the date when the
recording was started. For example,
2009-12-24 .
Inside every folder in the process of the recording, the system automatically creates files with names, which consist of the
time of recording start. For example,
19-24-06
.
Final file name can look, for example, as 2009-12-24_19-24-06.wav .
Files with results of the processing have the name, which looks as *_F. wav .
Use the Browse SD-card menu to browse SD-card content, listen to audio tracks, delete files with records, and send
them to recycle bin. To select the required file, perform the following operations (figure 24):
1. Press the button to open the
Browse SD-card
menu (position 1).
2. Press to open the catalogue and use and buttons (position 2) to select the folder with records, which were
recorded at the required date.
3. Press to open selected folder, use and buttons to select required file (position 3), press to open the
menu, which allows you to select operations for selected file.
Figure 24 – Selecting a file on SD-card
Operations with the selected file:
1.
Play . Play a file. At the bottom part of the menu, you can see the slider, which displays the process of the playback. You
can see the elapsed time on the left, and the whole time of the recording on the right.
2.
Clean and save
. Process a file with the applied filters and saves the result. The list of the processed files is available in the
Utility-> Processing list
.
3.
Delete to recycle bin
. Delete a file and move it to the recycle bin. The recycle bin stores all deleted files. Files may be
removed from the recycle bin by restoring them with a command or through the web-interface, or by deleting them
permanently (select
Empty recycle bin in the Utilities menu).
You can select the required command using and buttons. To confirm your choice press .
Internal player can playback third-party .wav-files, recorded in PCM format with sample rates: 8000, 11025, 16000,
22050, 32000, 44100 and 48000 Hz.