Copying music files from audio CDs to the hard disk
Audio files can be copied from CD to COMAND's hard disk.
Select Audio by sliding
and turning
the COMAND controller and press
to confirm.
Switch on CD/audio DVD or MP3 mode.
Select a medium.
The audio CD is played.
To copy all music tracks: select REC by
sliding
and turning
and confirm
with
.
1 Audio source
2 Destination
3 Total length of all tracks from the audio source
4 Title selection
5 To start the copying process
6 Name of the copied data
7 Cancel procedure without copying files
8 Media position in the media list
Select START by sliding
and turning
and confirm with
.
All music tracks from the audio CD are copied to COMAND's MUSIC REGISTER as MP3 files.
To copy individual music tracks: select
Track Select. by sliding
and
turning
and confirm with
.
The track list appears.
Select individual tracks by turning
and confirm with
.
Select START by turning
and confirm
with
.
The selected music tracks from the audio CD are copied to COMAND's MUSIC REGISTER as MP3 files.
If the audio CD contains CD text or Gracenote® data, this will be used for naming when the tracks are copied. The data is then copied to the MUSIC REGISTER in the following structure: artist/album/track. The copied titles can then be selected and played using the music search in the MUSIC REGISTER.
To delete music files.
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