Yarvik PMP200 Manual De Instrucciones página 7

Contrast function (does not work with pre-recorded files)
1. Enter the contrast mode. The repeat icon
is shown as " ", and the original recording
is played.
I n this function, pressing the "PRE" button
takes you back to the "Playback-after-
recording" function.
I n any of the three previous functions,
pressing the "M" button will exit the repeat
mode.
• Repeat times (in the play submenu)
F or operation please refer to the "Backlight
intensity setting".
T he A-B repeat time determines how many
times the music is repeated before exit.
• Repeat interval (in the play submenu)
F or operation please refer to the "Backlight
intensity setting".
T he pause time (in seconds) between the first
play and second play in repeat mode.
Playing movies
To play movies, you must convert the video to
AMV format. For additional instructions, please
see "Playing music".
Button functions
"PLAY": Play/Pause.
"M": Hold to return to the main menu.
"PRE/NEXT": Select Previous/Next files.
Hold for fast forward or reverse.
2. After the original track/song is finished, the
icon changes to " ", and the user's recording
is played.
Record
Prior to recording please make sure that the
PMP200 has enough power.
This player supports up to 99 recorded files in
each folder.
• Recording in the "Record mode"
1 . There are two ways to enter the "Record mode":
I n the main menu select "Record" and press
the "M" button to enter repeat mode.
2. P ress the "Play" button to start and pause
recording; hold the "Play" button to save the
recording.
T he recorded file is saved in the currently
selected content: "Recording stopped
submenu / Main disk content".
I f it shows "Capacity is full" it means no
space is left for saving the recorded files.
In this situation you must remove files to
make some free storage space.
I f it shows "Content is full" means there are
99 files in this folder, please store your files
in a different folder.
• Recording type selection
1. Enter the recording interface.
2. P ress the "M" button to enter the Record submenu.