Yamaha MCX-2000 Owner's Manual page 88

Selecting the Client Audio Source
Furthernion3, vvhen selectino a client by
press~n~1
Hle SELECT
t)utton on the renlote control, you can
spec~fy
tile audio
source to be strearned to trlCit client in triG foHovving screen.
Client source menu screen
This
rnenu
screen
has
two sections, VVriere you can spec!fy
tile audio source to be streamed to the selected client.
Select one of U'lree audio
SOUrCfJS
under
Library:
~v1usic
,Archive,
Radio
anci
Inputs,
VVhen selecting tv1usic Archive, you can brovvse anci select
archivecJ sonDs or p1ayl~sts frorn severl clistinc~t cateDories
through tile familiar
~,,1usic
A/chive menu
interface
(page
46).
Client currently selected
88
MCX.-20CC C)\vner's MOriuo!
VVhen selecting
Radio,
the f'v1CX-2000
SllOvVS
the Presets
r-adio staton list. You can sc=)iect a prE:1set
F~J1
statlon for the
selected client in the sanle manner as for the tvlCX-2000
(pa(~e
60).
Client currently selected
V'Jhen selecting Inputs,
you
can access the Inputs menu
(pa~Je
53). Of
course~
audio signals frorn these input
jacks
are shared betvveen tile ~,,~CX-2000 and
all
ciients.
\(ou
can
select a different input for eacll cHent,
and
the
r'v~CX·-2000
can streanl both di~lital anc:1 analorJ input s!Dnals to different
clients at
the
sanle
tifT1e,
CHent currently selected
For detailed procedure and notes, refer to the relevant
sectons lrJ "Playing AucilO Sources" (page
46).
A single FM radio station is shared between the MCX-2000 and
an
clients. NaturaHy, the t'uiit-in
F:~v1
tuner n::;ceives
<3.
at
a
time. so it tunes in to Fie FM station last selected. If Fie (or-
othe,- dent) :s playing an FM broadcast and a second unit
~>::;iects anotfier
Hv1 :3"[3tion, tr1e
ser·jer (as as
<3H
onlet
client:3)
inlrnediateiy stans piaying the !ast selectee) station.
Internet radio stations cannot be 'selected' from clients.
~::~~'~a:~~~:::~n In!e'I;;;:;~~;;~~~:t~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~;~~~s:~u
can
seiected cHents. (Seiect an internet redio station on the .""..'/,- . . ',
".11;
8fK.i
start broadcasting using the
~-ele\jant
Submenu cornrnand in he
F)lay Inforr'nation screen,)
Selecting the Client Audio Source
Furthernion3, vvhen selectino a client by
press~n~1
Hle SELECT
t)utton on the renlote control, you can
spec~fy
tile audio
source to be strearned to trlCit client in triG foHovving screen.
Client source menu screen
This
rnenu
screen
has
two sections, VVriere you can spec!fy
tile audio source to be streamed to the selected client.
Select one of U'lree audio
SOUrCfJS
under
Library:
~v1usic
,Archive,
Radio
anci
Inputs,
VVhen selecting tv1usic Archive, you can brovvse anci select
archivecJ sonDs or p1ayl~sts frorn severl clistinc~t cateDories
through tile familiar
~,,1usic
A/chive menu
interface
(page
46).
Client currently selected
88
MCX.-20CC C)\vner's MOriuo!
VVhen selecting
Radio,
the f'v1CX-2000
SllOvVS
the Presets
r-adio staton list. You can sc=)iect a prE:1set
F~J1
statlon for the
selected client in the sanle manner as for the tvlCX-2000
(pa(~e
60).
Client currently selected
V'Jhen selecting Inputs,
you
can access the Inputs menu
(pa~Je
53). Of
course~
audio signals frorn these input
jacks
are shared betvveen tile ~,,~CX-2000 and
all
ciients.
\(ou
can
select a different input for eacll cHent,
and
the
r'v~CX·-2000
can streanl both di~lital anc:1 analorJ input s!Dnals to different
clients at
the
sanle
tifT1e,
CHent currently selected
For detailed procedure and notes, refer to the relevant
sectons lrJ "Playing AucilO Sources" (page
46).
A single FM radio station is shared between the MCX-2000 and
an
clients. NaturaHy, the t'uiit-in
F:~v1
tuner n::;ceives
<3.
at
a
time. so it tunes in to Fie FM station last selected. If Fie (or-
othe,- dent) :s playing an FM broadcast and a second unit
~>::;iects anotfier
Hv1 :3"[3tion, tr1e
ser·jer (as as
<3H
onlet
client:3)
inlrnediateiy stans piaying the !ast selectee) station.
Internet radio stations cannot be 'selected' from clients.
~::~~'~a:~~~:::~n In!e'I;;;:;~~;;~~~:t~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~;~~~s:~u
can
seiected cHents. (Seiect an internet redio station on the .""..'/,- . . ',
".11;
8fK.i
start broadcasting using the
~-ele\jant
Submenu cornrnand in he
F)lay Inforr'nation screen,)