Go-Video DP7040 - Manual (Page 19)

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Other Disc Playback Other Disc Playback
Playing MP3 CDs
1 Press Power on. Power Power
2 Press Open to open the disc cover.
3 Hold the edge of the MP3 disc and place it in the
tray with the label side up.
• Press the disk onto the spindle in the center of
the tray.
4 Close the disc cover.
• After a few moments, the fi rst MP3 fi le in
the disc’s root directory will start playing
automatically.
Browsing Directories
MP3 discs are often divided into directories (i.e.,
folders) which are subdivided into MP3 tracks. If your
disc contains directories:
1 Press  Stop to stop playback.
2 Press  /  /  /  to choose the desired
directory, then press /Select to open it.
3 Press  /  /  /  to choose the desired track,
then press /Select to start playback.
• You can also enter a track number directly with
the number buttons, then press /Select to
start playback.
To stop playback
• Press  Stop.
To skip to the previous/next track.
• Press  /  during playback.
To pause playback
• Press  Pause.
To resume playback
• Press /Select.
Programming MP3 CDs
Program mode allows you to create a custom play list.
1 Press  Stop to stop playback.
2 Press  /  to select “Program”, then press
/Select.
3 Press  /  /  /  to highlight the desired
tracks, then press /Select to mark them with a
yellow box and add them to your Program List.
4 Press  /  to choose “Program List”, then press
/Select.
• The Program List menu appears with a list of
all of your marked tracks.
5 Press  /  to choose the Play icon ( ), then
press /Select to play the programmed fi les.
To delete a track from the programmed list
• Press  /  to choose the track, then press
/Select.
To delete all tracks from the programmed list
• Select “Clear all” and press /Select.
To exit the programmed list
• Press  /  to choose “Return”, then press
/Select.
To exit program mode.
• Press  /  to choose “Return” again, then
press /Select.
Playing CDs with MP3 and JPEG fi les
The portable DVD player will play CDs with MP3
and JPEG fi les. The operations are the same as with
standard MP3 and JPEG discs.