Try re-connecting the PC with the media content into the network via cable. This will dramatically
increase the speed at which the Internet Radio is able to scan the content of the Media PC.
Playlists:
Some media ripping applications allow ‘Playlists’ to be created. The Internet Radio is able to
detect and stream these playlists, but they must be stored in the folder with the rest of the Media
content and they must have the file extension.m3u.
Windows Media player can create suitable playlist, just select ‘create new playlist’, drag and drop
the tracks you want into the playlist, then use ‘Save as’ to ensure the file type is .m3u. (Existing
play lists can be opened and re-saved in this format.) When the Internet Radio detects playlists, it
will enable a new menu option allowing the playlist to be selected and added to the queue.
If you re-connect to another PC of folder, which does not have any Playlists in the .m3u. format,
the playlist option will not be presented in the menu.
9. If the Internet Radio keeps re-buffering radio station:
The Internet Radio streams data from the radio station via your broadband connection. If there is
a high error rate on your broadband connection, or the connection is intermittent, then it will
cause the Internet Radio to pause until the connection is re-established and it has received
enough data to start playing again.
If your Internet Radio keeps stopping, please check the DSL modem to ensure that the
Broadband line is not suffering a high error rate or disconnections. If you are experiencing these
problems, you will need to contact your broadband supplier.
10. What is Buffering?
When playing a stream, the Internet Radio/Media player, downloads a small amount of the stream
before it starts playing. This is used to fill in any gaps in the stream that may occur if the Internet
or the wireless network is busy.
The Internet Radio streams music data from the PC while you are listening. If a stream gets
blocked or experiences Internet congestion while transferring, it may stop/interfere with the quality
of play. If this happens, check your Internet connection speed – it must be faster than the speed
of the streams.
Software Licence information
This product contains software licensed under version 2 of the GNU public licence and version
2.1 of the GNU Lesser Public Licence, The source code for this software is available from:
http://www.reciva.com/gpl/
This product includes technology owned by Microsoft Corporation and under a licence from
Microsoft Licensing GP. Use or distribution of such technology outside of this product is
prohibited without a licence from Microsoft Corporation and/or Microsoft Licensing, GP as
applicable.
Warning
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer may make this system
unusable.
The apparatus should be kept away from liquids, including drips and splashes and should be kept
away from objects filled with liquids, such as vases.
Excessive volume levels from earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss.
An appliance coupler is used as the disconnect device leaving the system in standby mode. To
be completely disconnected the power input, the appliance must be disconnected from the mains
completely.
Batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like; there is a
danger of explosion if a battery is incorrectly replaced, and batteries should only be replaced with
the same or equivalent type.
Power input information
AC 100~240V 50-60Hz 6W
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