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Chapter 7

and will be exported faster as a result.

If required, the system will also convert the audio format (PCM

<-> MP3) and the sample frequency. Once you have conﬁrmed

the setting with OK and have close the data storage medium

window with OK, you will see (depending on your setting) at

the top border of the screen the projected usage of a CD in

minutes or the allocation of the data storage medium in per-

cent.

If you export your audio ﬁles in an MP3 format, an accompany-

ing m3u playlist (MP3 URL) can be saved as well.

This makes it possible to play the MP3 ﬁles in the order you

like.

Note: If you have activated ‘Normal audio CD’, point 1 of the

Options in the music archives, you will no longer be able to

change the setting for media/destination, it will remain on CD.

The settings menu will the be displayed in gray.

7.2.3.6 Burning music CD/DVD / Starting export

After you press the ‘DVD’ button, a new screen will show the

progress of the CD/DVD/USB export. An RW-DVD will be

deleted if you conﬁrm. A successful burning process ejects

the disc tray and you can remove the ﬁnished disc. The tray is

ejected once ﬁnished and closes after one minute if you do not

manually close it yourself.

7.2.3.7 Renaming music

See chapter 7.2.2.5. regarding the video archive

7.2.3.8 Music archive options

The music archives have the following options: ‘7’ for start-

ing the ‘CD/DVD import in the background’ and ‘8’ to end the

import. If you start the background import, you can use the

options to determine your storage format for the music, just

like the CD import above. Conﬁrm with OK and the system will

go on to wait for you to insert an audio CD to automatically

transfer to your music archive. In the meantime, you can use

all other functions of the system as long as they do not require

the optical drive. While you are playing ﬁlm, music or photos

from the archives, the CD import will continue.

When the CD is fully loaded, it will be ejected and you can

insert a new one. In a short space of time, you can import a

large collection of CDs to your archive and will no longer need

to use the discs themselves.

When ﬁnished, simply switch the background import off again.

If you switch the system off, the import will also be cancelled.

All other options are just like the ﬁlm archive. Please read

chapter 7.2.2.6 for more information.

7.2.3.9 Musical composition information

Press the Info button to show the extended information, re-

spective the track and album. You will ﬁnd them in the ‘Help,

more functions’ menu.

CD, you should click the 9 button. When importing MP3 music,

the system will display the state of progress and a means of

aborting the process while it is importing the table of contents.

Note: While the audio data are being imported into the music

archives, you will, e.g., be able to play television, radio, movie

or music from the archives or use other DVC functions. Please

refer to Chapter 5.11 for this.

When all of the titles have been imported, or when the entire

CD has been imported, the tray will open and you will be able

remove the CD. The list in the ‘CD import’ menu will now be

empty and you will be able to return to the music archives in

which you will see that the titles that have just been imported

will be marked. Should the titles not be visible, please click on

the 3 button to change the title selection display.

7.2.3.2 Playing music

(see chapter 7.2.2.1) If you do not speciﬁcally stop playback of

a single track, play-back will continue for all remaining tracks

in the list. The music archive remembers the last playback

position and asks if you want to continue playback from there

next time.

7.2.3.3 Deleting music

(see Video archive, chapter 7.2.2.2)

7.2.3.4 Organizing music

In the music menu, instead of actors in alphabetical order, you

can sort according to artists in alphabetical order. More infor-

mation can be found in chapter 7.2.2.3.

7.2.3.5 Exporting/creating an audio CD

Click on Options and then on 1 to call up ‘Audio selection’. A

detailed description of this can be found in Chapter 2.2.4 of

the video archive section.

After clicking on Options, a selection window is opened in

which you will not only be able to set the format of the storage

medium of the title that is to be burned, but also create fold-

ers for artists and/or folders for albums. If you activate both

options, the top folder will be set up for the artist, the second

folder layer represents the albums. Please note that the folder

structure is ﬁrst created on the burned CD/DVD and that all

titles are then entered into the selection list one by one. You

can also activate the option for adding the track number in

front of the track name. This is for creating an MP3 CD with

numbered tracks. Some players may require this to play the

music in the correct order. These numbers are not shown in

the title names and normally do not show up while they are

being played. Please not that the ID3 tags are changed when

MP3 ﬁles are exported. When you activate the ‘Make new

MP3’ Option, the exported MP3 samples will get an ID3 tag in

accordance with the data regarding this sample in the music

archives. Export will take a bit longer as a result. If this option

is not activated, the exported sample will not get an ID3 tag

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