Sony Ericsson M600i Mode D'Emploi

With Media player, you can play music and 
video clips stored on your phone. You can also 
receive streaming video and music from the 
Internet. For a list of supported media formats, 
see Technical Data on page 93.

Note: Copyright protection may prevent some 
content from being copied, modified, or 
transferred. If a file is copyright-protected, or 
if an access key has expired or is unavailable, 
an icon is displayed by the file name.

Select 

. The first time 

you open Music, select 

 

to search the phone's memory and Memory 
Stick™ for audio files. This process may take 
a while, especially if you have a high capacity 
Memory Stick™ with many audio files. You 
can choose to perform this update 
automatically each time you open the Media 
player or do it manually. If you select to do it 
manually, the command 

 

becomes available in the 

 menu. You can 

also select which types of audio files to search 
for during an update (see Preferences on page 41).

All tracks, including those with no album or 
artist information, are listed under 

. 

 contain clips you have 

recorded with Sound recorder. To further 
organize your music files, you can create 

.

A playlist is a list of links to some of your 
music files. It determines which songs to play 
and in what order. Since a playlist contains 
only links, removing a track from a playlist 
does not delete the original audio file. 

A playlist can contain links to tracks in both 
your phone and on a Memory Stick™. You can 
also add a track to more than one playlist. 

Playlists can be moved or copied between the 
phone and a Memory Stick™ using File 
Manager. The playlists you create on your 
phone are stored in \Music\Playlists.

Open 

, then select

Select 

. 

You can add several tracks at once. (see 
Managing tracks on page 41).