D Eleting Tracks And Track Information - Pioneer DEH-P900HDD Manual De Operación

Music Server Play
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electing the playlist mode
In playlist mode, a playlist file is used to distin-
guish a group of tracks that have been defined
as a group when recorded. This mode allows
you to play back the tracks you want to hear as
a group. (See page 29.)
1. Press FUNC and NEXT and then press
P.MODE to select the playlist mode selec-
tion mode.
2. Press P.MODE to select the desired
playlist mode.
Press P.MODE repeatedly to switch
between the following mode:
All (each recording date) = Digital (digital
recordings) = Analog (analog recordings)
= Artist (artist) = Custom (custom)
Note:
• If you switch to playlist mode when nothing has
been recorded, "No PlayList" or "No audio" is dis-
played.
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ransferring tracks to the
"Memory Stick"
You can transfer tracks recorded on the music
server to the "Memory Stick"
1. Press 5 5 or ∞ ∞ to select the desired
playlist file.
2. Press FUNC and then press NEXT twice.
3. Press CHKout to select the check out
mode.
4. Press OPEN to open the front panel.
5. Insert a "Memory Stick" into the MS load-
ing slot until it clicks into position.
MS loading slot
MS EJECT button
6. Close the front panel.
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7. Press 2 2 or 3 3 to select the desired track.
8. Press 5 5 to check out the selected track.
The confirmation screen appears.
9. Press 5 5 again.
Note:
• If you press ∞ on the confirmation screen, the
check out procedure is terminated.
• When the playlist file changes, the check out mode
will be cancelled automatically.
• You can not adjust the volume at the confirmation
screen and during check out.
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eleting tracks and track infor-
mation
In playlist mode it is possible to delete tracks
and track information recorded in playlist mode.
However, in "All" mode, the track data is delet-
ed along with the track information. With the
"All" mode, the confirmation screen will show
other items than those selected, so always veri-
fy this when using this mode.
When selecting "All"
When selecting other than "All"