Sony CLIE PEG-TJ37 Manuel utilisateur

AeroPlayer User Guide

Please choose a topic from the table of contents to learn more about that particular function.

Additional help can be accessed by tapping 'i' in the upper-right hand corner of many dialog boxes

in AeroPlayer.

For additional help, please visit www.aerodrome.us or write to [email protected]

Please contact Aerodrome Software (www.aerodrome.us) about adding extra skins and plug-ins.

Table of Contents:

Setup Transferring Music Files

Deleting Music Files

Decoder Specifications

Basic Playback

Controls

Track Information

Creating and Editing Playlists

Advanced Options

Background Playback

Controlling AeroPlayer with AeroPod

DSP Mode / Bass Boost

Changing Skins

Setup

Transferring Music Files

There are two methods of transferring music to your CLIE Handheld. The recommended way to

transfer music files is to use Data Import and Data Export applications. Please see the CLIE

Application Manual for instructions. You can also install MP3 files with a USB card reader by

copying them directly onto the storage media.

***NOTE***

1.When playing back MP3 files on other CLIE models, it is recommended to save them in the

/Palm/Programs/MSAudio directory.

2.There is a 200 track limit in AeroPlayer.

Deleting Music Files

AeroPlayer does not have built-in support for deleting files. To delete or move files, use CLIE

Files. Simply browse to the /Palm/Programs/MSAudio directory on your card to delete music

tracks.

See your CLIE Application Manual for directions on using CLIE Files.

Decoder Specifications

AeroPlayer supports audio files with the following specifications:

Format: MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer-3)

File extension: .mp3

Sampling rate: 44.1 kHz

Bitrate: 96 kbps - 320 kbps

Basic Playback

Playing Audio Files

When you first open AeroPlayer, it automatically loads

all the music files on your storage media.

To begin playback, simply press the 'Play' button (a

triangle). To stop playback, press either the 'Stop'

button (a square) or the 'Pause' button (two vertical

lines).

Pressing the Jog Dial Navigator will toggle between

Play and Pause modes.

Changing Tracks

You can change tracks by tapping the title of the song

you want in the playlist or use 'Next' and 'Previous'

buttons.

Pressing the left/right buttons beside the Jog Dial

Navigator will also change to the previous/next track.

Cue/Review

Cue and review functions can be accessed by holding down any of the 'Next' and 'Previous' track

buttons: on the screen or the buttons beside the Jog Dial Navigator.

Volume

To adjust AeroPlayer's volume, simply drag the

volume slider. As you move the slider, the display will

change to show your current volume.

Volume can also be adjusted with the Jog Dial

Navigator. Dial up to increase and down to decrease.

View, Shuffle, and Repeat

AeroPlayer skins also include buttons for View,

Shuffle, and Repeat features.

Tapping 'View' toggles the track display between four

modes: filename, track title with track length, track

title, and full-path.

Tapping 'Shuffle' sorts the songs in your current

playlist in a random order. Clicking on 'Shuffle' again

will return the tracks to the original order.

Tapping 'Repeat' causes AeroPlayer to continue

playing from the beginning of the playlist when it finishes the last song. When 'Repeat' is toggled

off, playback will stop when AeroPlayer reaches the end of the last song on your playlist.

Current Track Information

To display track information, tap anywhere on the

current track area of your skin. This is the same area

that displays the volume level when you change

volume.

Creating and Editing Playlists

When AeroPlayer first launches, it displays all of your

songs. To customize which songs AeroPlayer will play,

and the order they'll be played in, create a new playlist.

1. Tap 'Playlists...' on the 'Playback' menu. If you

have not previously created any playlists, the

menu you see will be blank.

2. Tap 'New' to create a new playlist.

3. When the Playlist Editor first opens, the playlist

name will be highlighted. Give your playlist an

appropriate name.

4. Now, tap 'Add Tracks' to choose which songs to

include on your playlist.

5. In the Add Tracks menu, tap on the names of

the songs you want to include. Selected songs

will have a blue background. You can select as many songs as you want individually or

choose 'All' to select all the available tracks. Tap 'Add To Playlist' when you're finished.

6. Back in the Playlist Editor, you can change the order your songs will be played in by

selecting them and using the up and down arrows to rearrange the list.

7. Tap 'Use Playlist' when you're finished.

Your new playlist now appears in the Playlist menu. Tap on its name and choose 'Use Playlist' to

quickly load the songs you want to hear.

AeroPlayer will find and recognize any .m3u playlist that it finds on your storage media. This

means that you can export a playlist straight from most PC audio applications to AeroPlayer.

Advanced Options

Background Playback

AeroPlayer allows users to listen to music while using

other applications on their handhelds. To use this

function, choose 'Settings' from the Options menu.

Under the 'General' tab, select 'Background playback'

and tap on 'OK.' Now, when you switch to another

application, AeroPlayer will continue to play your

music in the background!

***NOTE***

There might be some applications that disable the

background playback.

Controlling AeroPlayer

with AeroPod

There are two ways to control AeroPlayer while using

background playback: directly from the command bar

or with AeroPod.

To control AeroPlayer from the command bar, make

the command stroke ( ) in the grafitti area of your

CLIE. Since some applications do not display the

command bar, it is recommended to perform this

stroke while in the launcher. Along with the standard

icons, you will also see icons for switching to the next track and pausing playback. You will also

see an AE option in the command bar. Tap this button to launch AeroPod.

The AeroPod interface is very simple. There are

buttons for switching to the previous and next tracks,

there is a button for toggling between play and pause

modes, and there is a volume slider. Tapping okay will

close AeroPod and return you to your original

application.

Controlling AeroPlayer with hardware buttons

Functions of hardware buttons when AeroPlayer is launched and when AeroPod is launched are as

follows:

AeroPlayer AeroPod

Jog Dial push Play/Pause Play/Pause

Jog Dial up/down Volume control (up/down) Volume control (up/down)

Left/Right button push Previous/next track Previous/next track

*Left/Right button hold Review/Cue Previous/next track

*Note: Left/Right hardware button hold is not to review/cue when AeroPod is launched.

Changing Skins

The AeroPlayer interface can be completely changed. An individual graphical interface is called a

skin. To change skins:

From the 'Options' menu, choose 'Skins...'

The 'Skin Chooser' window will appear. Simply tap on the name of the skin you wish to use and

then tap 'Use This Skin'.

DSP Mode / Bass Boost

AeroPlayer includes a DSP Mode with a Bass Boost

feature. To access this feature, choose 'DSP Mode'

from the Options menu.

There are two DSP Mode settings: 'Off' and 'Bass

Boost.'

●Setting the DSP Mode to 'Off' disables the

equalizer and allows playback to continue

normally.

●Setting the DSP Mode to 'Bass Boost' turns on

the bass boost feature, which improves bass

response.

All content by Aerodrome Software 2003

Last update 11/3/03

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