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Operation of Music Data
This section explains how the CD/HDD receiver deals with the music data saved in the HDD and USB devices. When
copying (recording) or deleting music data, you must first press the [LIBRARY] button on the CD/HDD receiver or
remote controller to read the contents and display the list. Also, when editing the music information, you must start by
selecting the track from the list.
The list is displayed in the hierarchical structure of fold-
ers (artist names and album names) and files (tracks).
You can copy and erase the music data when a folder or
file is selected. At this time, the folders or files displayed
in the list are the target of copying or erasing. When all
file/folder erase is executed by selecting the option “All
Erase”, all folders and files currently displayed in the list
will be erased. When “one file/folder erase” is executed
by selecting the option “1 Erase”, one folder or file
selected will be erased.
Example: Deleting an album
Select an album and execute “one file/folder” erase
(1 Erase).
The list is displayed in a set of search categories such as
the artist, album, and track.
Unlike the USB device, it is always necessary to read the
track list for copying, erasing or editing. (The operation
cannot be performed by selecting only artist or album.)
When you want to erase all files in the HDD, first select
“ALL” from Artist Category or Album Category to go to
the track list, and then erase all files by selecting the
option “All Erase”.
However, for the files created by Tuner Recording or
Line Recording, separately enter the Tuner recording
category or the Line recording category, and then erase
all files by selecting the option “All Erase” on the track
list.
Example: Deleting an album
Select an album, select an arbitrary track, and then exe-
cute “all file erase” (All Erase).
USB Device
Folder (Album)
File (Track)
One file/folder
erase
Erased
HDD
Artist
search
Album
search
All file erase
Erased