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About MP3
The music compression
technology MP3 (MPEG1
Audio Layer 3) significantly
reduce the digital data of an
audio CD while maintaining
CD quality sound.
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Getting MP3 files: you
can either download legal
music files from the internet
to your computer hard disc,
or create such files by con-
verting audio CD files in
your computer through
appropriate encoder soft-
ware. (128kbps bit rate or
higher is recommended for
MP3 files.)
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Creating a MP3 CD:
burn the music files from
your computer hard disc on
a CDR or CDRW using
your CD burner.
Helpful hints:
– Make sure that the file
names of the MP3 files end
with .mp3.
CD/MP3 player
– Total number of music files
and albums: around 500
(with a typical file name
length of 20 characters).
– The length of file names
affects the number of tracks
for playback. With shorter file
names, more files can be
burned on a disc.
Playing a disc
This player plays Audio
Discs including CD-R/ CD-
RW, and MP3 CD. Do not
try to play a CD-ROM, CD-
I, CDV,VCD, DVD or com-
puter CD.
IMPORTANT!
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For a disc with CD Audio
tracks and MP3 files, only
the CD Audio tracks will
be played.
•
This player does not sup-
port UDF format CD.
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