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The radio CD recognizes MP3 and WMA compressed audio les stored on a CD-ROM disc. You can create (or “burn”)
your own CD-ROM compilation discs containing much more music than would t on a conventional audio CD. The radio
CD will also recognize folders at the top level of a CD-ROM and display their folder names. Use folders on a CD-ROM
as a convenient way to select between different group of music.
The radio CD recognizes a maximum of 99 tracks in any folder, or at the top level of a disc. The radio CD will not
recognize subfolders. The radio CD will treat MP3 les inside subfolders as being inside the top level folder.
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Sequence of Play on a CD-ROM
The radio CD will rst recognize any MP3/WMA les stored on the top level of the CD-ROM. It will play those les
“le name” sequence. The radio CD will ignore any les that do not end in “.mp3” or “.wma”.
After the radio CD has played all MP3/WMA les on the top level of the CD-ROM, it will then play the contents of
any folders present on the CD-ROM in “le name” sequence.
If there are no “.mp3” or “.wma” audio les in the top level of the CD-ROM, the radio CD will automatically play the
contents of the rst folder on the CD-ROM (according to the “folder name” sequence).
Once all the contents of the rst folder are played, the radio CD will play the contents of any remaining folders at the
top level of the disc.
The FOLDER + and FOLDER – buttons skip to the next or previous directory in sequence according to the folder
names.
The diagram on page 19 is an example of the automatic play sequence the radio CD follows when playing the
contents of a CD-ROM.
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CD-ROM PLAY