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This device supports as many subdirec-
tories as your burner software can cre-
ate despite the fact that the maximum
directory depth defined by the ISO 9660
standard is only 8.
D01
D02
T001
T005
T004
T003
T002
D03
T001
T006
T005
T004
T003
T002
T011
T007
T008
T009
T010
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T001
T006
T005
T004
T003
T002
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JYou can name each directory using a
PC. The device is capable of displaying
the directory name. Name the directo-
ries and tracks/files using your CD burn-
er software. The software’s instruction
manual will provide details on how to
do this.
Note:
● When naming directories and
tracks/files you should avoid using
accents and special characters.
You can use a maximum of 32
characters (including the “.MP3” file
extension) for track names and di-
rectory names.
If you like your files to be in the correct
order, you should use burner software
that places files in alphanumerical or-
der. If your software does not provide
this feature you also have the option of
sorting the files manually. To do so, you
should place a number (e.g. “001”,
“002”, etc.) at the beginning of each file
name - you must include the leading
zeros.
MP3 tracks can contain additional in-
formation such as the artist, album and
track names (ID3 tags). This device can
display ID3 tags if they are version
type 1.
When creating (encoding) MP3 files
from audio files, you should use bit rates
up to a maximum of 256 kbits/sec.
This device can only play MP3 files that
have the “.MP3” file extension.
Note:
To ensure uninterrupted playback,
● do not try changing the file exten-
sion to “.MP3” of any files other
than MP3 files and then attempt to
play them! (The device will ignore
these invalid files during playback.)
MP3 MODE