Using the ic recorder as a usb mass storage device, Using the ic recorder as a, Usb mass storage device – Sony ICD-SX68DR9 User Manual

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*1

The name of the folder in which MP3 files are

stored will be displayed on the IC recorder as

it is, so it is convenient if you put an easy-to-

control name to the folder in advance.

*2

The IC recorder can recognize up to three

levels of folders copied to the IC recorder,

that is, up to Folder 4 shown in the figure.

*3

If you copy MP3 files separately, they are

classified in “NO FOLDER.”

Notes

You cannot copy 511 or more folders (except

VOICE folders) or files to the root directory

that is located immediately below “IC

RECORDER” on the computer. This is due to

Windows system limitations.
If no title name or artist name has been

entered into the ID3 tag information,

“Unknown” will be displayed.

Using the IC Recorder

as a USB Mass Storage

Device

When the IC recorder is connected to

your computer using a USB cable, image

data or text data on the computer, as

well as messages or files recorded using

the IC recorder can be temporarily stored

in the IC recorder.

Your computer must meet the following

operating system requirements and

environment port to use the IC recorder

as a USB mass storage device.
Operating Systems:

Windows Vista® Home Basic

Windows Vista® Home Premium

Windows Vista® Business

Windows Vista® Ultimate/Windows® XP

Home Edition Service Pack 2 or higher

Windows® XP Professional Service Pack 2

or higher

Windows® XP Media Center Edition

Service Pack 2 or higher

Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2004

Service Pack 2 or higher

Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005

Service Pack 2 or higher

Windows® 2000 Professional Service Pack

4 or higher

Pre-Installed

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