User manual RIO VOLT SP65

[. . . ] About the User Guide Return to Pg. 1 Page 1 RioVoltTM User Guide About the User Guide The RioVolt User Guide includes the following sections: Introduction Getting Started Using Your RioVolt The Display Menus and Buttons The Remote Control Troubleshooting & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) RioVolt Specifications Warranty & Regulatory Information Glossary Contacting Customer Care Navigating and printing the RioVolt User Guide The online RioVolt User Guide is in Adobe Acrobat (. PDF) file format. NOTE: We strongly recommend that you use Adobe Acrobat version 4. 0 -- available on the CD-ROM -- to view and print the RioVolt User Guide. Click links (blue underlined text) to jump to another location in the document or to a location on the World Wide Web. Acrobat Toolbar icons Click the Show/Hide Navigation Pane icon in the Acrobat toolbar to show the Navigation Pane Window and bookmarks in the left column. Click any bookmark in the list to jump to the page in the User Guide that contains the topic. [. . . ] During this time the player will not skip as the disc is no longer being read. Problem: The RioVolt is working with batteries, but when I plug in the AC adaptor it does not work. Why? Troubleshooting measures: Be sure that the AC Adaptor is plugged into the proper connection. The AC Adaptor connection is the furthest to the right when looking at the options for plugging in the device. The middle connection is a Lineout plug and is not meant for the power adaptor. If you are still experiencing problems, be sure the Hold Switch on the front of the device is set to OFF. Problem: Why is it that when I play a CD with both CD Audio and MP3/WMA files I can only play the CD Audio? Troubleshooting measures: When the player reads the disc, the CD Audio tracks are located first and played accordingly. It is recommended to use either CD Audio or MP3/WMA files when creating your CDs. Troubleshooting Return to Pg. 1 Page 13 Problem: I am not able to get the display to remain lit when using the player in the dark, why not? Troubleshooting measures: The back-lighting is designed to go off when the player is not being accessed by button interaction. As you use the buttons to navigate the player, the light will remain on. Problem: I am hearing some 'popping' or 'skipping' in some MP3/WMA tracks, it is always in the same place, why is this? Troubleshooting measures: Try playing the same track(s) on your computer. If the same sounds are present on the computer, it could be that the file has a sound defect that was transferred when your CD was created. Try re-encoding the same audio track again or verify with the source of the file that it was created correctly. Problem: When the player is left unattended and in a 'stop' or 'pause' state, often when I return the player is 'off'. Why is this? Troubleshooting measures: To preserve battery life the player will shut itself off when not in use. This is normal and will help to extend your battery life. Problem: I cannot get the Program function to work on the player. It always tries to set an A-B loop instead, what's wrong? Troubleshooting measures: The player must be stopped to create a playlist. button and you will be able to add tracks to your playlist. Frequently Asked Questions Return to Pg. 1 Page 14 Frequently Asked Questions How do I encode, "rip", the songs from my CDs so I can listen to them on my RioVolt? We have included the Real Jukebox(PC) programs for your use, but there are many encoder programs available on the Web, many of which are free. To install the programs available on the RioVolt CD: 1. ) Put the CD in your computer's CD-ROM drive. If it does not autorun on your PC, click Start, Run, type in D:\setup32. exe, and click OK. 2. ) When the installation splash screen displays on your monitor, click Install and then the program you wish to install. 4. ) Refer to the Real Jukebox Help document available within the program for instructions on how to use the program, including how to encode MP3s, create and manage playlists, and download digital music files from their website. Where can I find digital music files on the Internet? There are many websites that offer legal copies of digital music for downloading. To download your favorite tunes from the Internet, go to your favorite digital music website. 2. ) Browse through the provided track lists by artist or title, depending on the website. Price of the download, artist information, and file size may be included with the song track's name, but if not, clicking on the music file should produce this information. 5. ) When the File Download screen appears, select Save this program to disk and click OK. 6. ) When the Save As screen appears, select the destination folder on your hard drive and click OK. [. . . ] For example, for MP3s a bitrate of 128k is usually very close to CD quality, and takes up about 1MB per minute of music. At a 64k bitrate, the MP3 sound quality is similar to that of an FM radio signal, but you may get around two minutes of music in that same 1MB of storage space. Codec Depending on the context and kind of technology involved, codec may be defined in two ways. In telecommunications, a codec is usually a "coding/decoding" chip used to translate between digital and analog transmissions. A modem uses one to interpret incoming analog signals and converts the digital data stream coming from the computer into analog. [. . . ]