COBY electronic MP-C945 Manuel D’Utilisation
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MUSIC MODE
Enter Music mode to play your MP3, WMA, or WAV audio files.
To enter Music mode, select and confirm MUSIC in the Main menu.
To enter Music mode, select and confirm MUSIC in the Main menu.
Browsing Your Music Library
Upon entering Music mode, you will be able to browse your music library by the following catego-
Upon entering Music mode, you will be able to browse your music library by the following catego-
ries: Artist, Album, Song, Genre, Year, and Playlist.
Press the UP/DOWN keys to highlight a category and press RIGHT to enter.
Within a category, highlight a track and press RIGHT to begin play.
Within a category, highlight a track and press RIGHT to begin play.
To arrange your music in these categories, the MP-C945 reads information (metadata) stored in
each of your music files. Many media management programs (e.g., Windows Media Player 10) can
generate this information automatically from the internet. You can also enter information manually
on your computer if necessary.
If a music file has no associated category information, it will be listed by its file name
under the “Song” category.
Play All
The first item within a category is “Play All”. “Play All” will play all tracks within the current cat-
The first item within a category is “Play All”. “Play All” will play all tracks within the current cat-
egory.
Playlists
Playlists are an easy way to organize and store your favorite music mixes so you can listen to them
Playlists are an easy way to organize and store your favorite music mixes so you can listen to them
whenever you want.
Playlists can be created with Windows Media Player (please see the Windows Media Player
section for more information).
After a playlist is synchronized with your player using Windows Media Player, it can be ac-
After a playlist is synchronized with your player using Windows Media Player, it can be ac-
cessed by browsing the Playlist category.
Music Playback Controls
Please refer to “Playback Controls” in the Basic Operations section for instructions.
Please refer to “Playback Controls” in the Basic Operations section for instructions.
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