User manual DIGITAL BLUE FLAUNT! MP3 PLAYER

[. . . ] For example, you may already have some music stored on your computer in the following folder: \My Documents\My Music View the removable storage device folder on My Computer. Then copy and paste them to the removable storage device folder. Note: If you currently do not have any MP3 or WMA music files, there are several internet websites where you can download music for a nominal fee. 4 USING WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER TO CREATE A PLAYLIST: Windows Media Player is one of the common ways people like to organize music on their computers. Here are a few tips to get started with Media Player. Note: Windows Media Player Version 9 or higher is recommended for seemless integration with the MP3 player. Copy the files from your playlist to your MP3 player by using the Copy to CD or Device button. Note: For Media Player 10, use the Sync button. 7. [. . . ] Karaoke Mode lets you record your own voice and inserts it into the song playback. To set the player for Replay Mode: · There are two ways to enter Replay Mode: 1. With the song playing, tap the Record button at the beginning of the segment. While playing the song, enter into the Play Menu by tapping the Menu button. When the beginning of the segment that you want to be repeated begins, tap the Menu button. 11 · The Playing screen will show the Repeat Icon with the "A" flashing. · Tap the Record button again to set the start-point of the repeating segment. · The Playing screen will show the Repeat Icon with the "B" flashing. · Tap the Record button again to set the end-point of the repeating segment. First set the play player for Replay mode following above instructions. There will be a microphone in the Replay icon indicating you are in Karaoke Mode. To resume normal playback, tap the Play button. 12 Replay Times: By default, the player will repeat your selection as many times as you have specified in the Replay Times menu option. Enter the Play Menu by tapping the Menu button while a song is playing. Replay Gap: The player can pause for a longer time period between repeating the specified segment. Enter the Play Menu by tapping the Menu button while a song is playing. 13 DOWNLOADING AUDIO (ADVANCED) Creating folders to store your music: Folders can help you organize the music you put on your MP3 player. You can save you music to different folders like Rock, Country or Pop. Plug the MP3 player into your computer by using the included USB cable. Follow the windows prompts to get to the drive display window or view the removable storage device folder on My Computer. Highlight the Local Folder selection by using the Fast Forward button. Select the folder you would like to listen to by pressing the Fast Forward button. 14 Note: If you would like to hear all the songs on your MP3 player select the Root entry. [. . . ] The default time can be changed by selecting Power Off in the System Menu. Use the Rewind and Fast Forward buttons to adjust the time in seconds. Press the Menu button to make the selection. 21 Viewing the Memory Used The Memory Info selection allows you to see how much of the MP3's memory you are currently using. The second number provides you with a percent of the overall memory you are using. [. . . ]