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er of various internet providers on the market offering
compressed music files that can be legally purchased and
downloaded.
Being able to listen to different samples of music and ha-
ving the ability to download directly, one is only minutes
away (granted you have DSL) from desired songs in either
MP3 or WMA format.
There are even special internet radio stations extra for re-
cording, provided you have the proper software.
MP3 files (as well as WMA files) are nothing more than a spe-
cific compression format designed to reduce the amount
of space needed for saving and storing compressed songs.
Chapter 3
General information
Chapter 4
The device
The device
Controls and indicators
1. Neck strap slot
2. Earphone jack
3. Earphone jack
4. M
5. REW
6. FF
Chapter 1
Intended Use
Chapter 2
Safety Information
Chapter 3
General Information
Chapter 4
MP3/WMA music format information
Chapter 5
Controls and Indicators
Chapter 6
Basic Operation
Chapter 7
Audio Playback
Chapter 8
Video Playback
Chapter 9
FM Radio
Chapter 10
Displaying Images
Chapter 11
E-book
Chapter 12
Recording
Chapter 13
Explorer
Chapter 14
Settings
Chapter 15
Converting to a Video File
Chapter 16
System Upgrade
Chapter 17
USB Connection (data transfer)
Chapter 18
Troubleshooting
Chapter 19
Maintenance and Cleaning
Chapter 20
Disposal
Chapter 21
Tips and Information
Chapter 22
Delivery Contents
Chapter 23
Specifications
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. Controls and Indicators
1) Neck strap slot
2) Earphone jack
3) Earphone jack
4) M
5) REW
6) FF
7) Power Switch
8) LCD display
9) Play/Pause/Stop/Power Off
10) Volume decrease
11) Volume increase
12) USB jack
13) Built-in microphone
14) Mini SD card slot
