TerraDigital Systems TP100-01 Wireless Digital Audio Player User Manual The TerraPlayer User Guide

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Overview
The Librarian Utility breaks down into the following sections:
Music Collection
is where you choose the album, songs, artist, genre, year, radio
station, or playlist for which you want to create an icon.
Action Buttons
Also available through
Tools option of main
menu.
Available Images
is where you
choose the image
to link as an icon.
Left is a navigator
showing the
folders.
Image Name lists
the image files in
the folder.
The Image
Preview Pane
displays the
selected image.
Action Buttons
The action buttons on the Librarian Utility are as follows:
List Years
List Radio Stations
List Genres
List Playlists
List Artists
Library Stats
List Albums
Search for Artwork
Link Images
Exit
Unlink Images
Sending Changes from the Librarian Utility to the TerraPlayer Radio
When you close the Librarian Utility at the end of a session, it will automatically send
any changes made to the TerraPlayer Base, where they are picked up by the TerraPlayer
Radio. The changes will not show until they have been picked up by the TerraPlayer
Radio.
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The Easy Way
Creating an Album Icon from a .jpg File
1. Scan the album cover and create an image file
Using an external image scanner (not included), scan the album or CD cover. The
graphic should be saved as a .jpg file using the album title as a filename with the
following format:
Album.jpg
For example:
Coffee Break.jpg
The graphic file should be copied into the album folder with the rest of the audio tracks.
The album folder should have the same name, for example:
Format
2.
Example
Start Librarian
When the program starts, it
automatically loads all
available files and images.
If an album folder contains a
.jpg with the same name,
that .jpg will automatically
be associated as the icon for
all audio files in that album
folder.
Song collections and
associated images can be
viewed in the Librarian
Utility.
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Advanced Librarian Utility
The Music Library
The Music Library contains information about all the audio files on your PC, and on all
networked PCs. This database also stores the location of the actual audio files, so the
system knows where to go to transmit a track to a TerraPlayer receiver. The database
does not store the audio files themselves—just the song information and location.
Song.mp3
-Filepath
Music Info
Album Icon
Music Library
-Filepath to
Song.mp3
-Music Info
-Album Icon
This database is built and maintained automatically. The Base Transceiver searches the
PC(s) for all audio files, then builds the library. The Librarian utility then gets what it
needs from the Base Transceiver to build it’s own music library.
Access the Music Library Database from the main menu of the Librarian window by
selecting File ►Library Database, or by clicking on the Music Library Stats button.
Music
Library
The Music Library Database window contains the following:
Default JPG directory. If you store all of your image files in a single
directory, you need to define the filepath for that location here.
Database Name. Displays the filepath and name of the physical database.
Images on File. Displays the total number of image files in the database.
Image Database Size. Displays the total size of the database.
Error Log Count. Lists the number of error logs. Click the ? button to view.
TerraDigital Support may require these logs in troubleshooting.
Radio Memory Available. Lists the amount of database memory available
for storing metadata on radio stations.
Count/Images table. Lists the number of songs, albums, genres, years,
playlists, and radio stations in the database. Lists the number of image files
associated with each.
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Custom Icons
The JPG Directory
When you want to associate a custom graphic with an audio file (or a genre, artist, album,
year, or playlist), you will first need to create a folder called ‘JPG’. The JPG folder can
be located anywhere, but it is easiest to maintain if you keep it in the same folder as your
music collection. The JPG folder is where you should store custom graphics.
1. Create a JPG folder
Using the Windows Explorer, create a folder called ‘JPG’.
You may want to keep it under the main folder of your
music collection, for example:
2. Access the Music Library Database
Access the Music Library from the main menu of the Librarian Utility by selecting File
►Library Database, or by clicking on the Music Library Stats button.
Music
Licrary
3. In the ‘Default JPG Directory’, enter the name of the JPG folder
If you know the filepath to the JPG, you can
manually type it in the Default JPG Directory
field.
To browse, first click on the Default JPG
Directory field to activate the field. Then click
on the ‘…’ button next to the field to open a
browse navigator. Navigate through the hard
drive and select the JPG folder.
Once done, click OK.
4. Close the Music Library Database when finished
After the folder has been assigned as the JPG directory, it will appear in the Default JPG
Directory field, as shown below. When finished, click Exit.
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Create a custom icon
You can create icons to represent different categories: artists, albums, radio stations,
playlists, or years. Each one of these has a default icon:
Artist
Album
Genre
Radio
Playlist
Year
For most albums, the default icon will be replaced by a copy of the real album cover
downloaded over the Internet from an online data source when converting a CD with the
Ripper Utility, or updating Music Information with the MusicInfo Wizard.
However, album icons, like genre, artist, song, radio, playlist, and year icons, can also be
replaced with a custom graphic of your own selection or design.
1. Create a .jpg
The Librarian Utility will automatically scale the graphic for display on the touchscreen
before it stores the graphic in the Music Library, but you should try and keep the shape of
the graphic roughly square. For example, if you wanted to create a graphic for use as an
icon for a playlist, it might look something like this:
CoolestPlaylist.jpg
You should save the file with a descriptive name, such as ‘CoolestPlaylsit.jpg’ for our
example. The file should be stored in the Default JPG Directory.
2. Select a View and the Level, and select the desired item
Depending on the item with which you’d like to associate an icon, select the
corresponding view from the Action buttons:
Album
Artist
Genre
Year
Radio Station
Playlists
Or you can select on of these from the View option of the main menu.
) Refer to View Options on page 76 for more information.
4. Locate and select the image file
In order to search your entire PC or network for all .jpg image files and load them into
the database, click on the Find button. Any graphics files the Librarian Utility finds will
be added to the Music Library.
To access a specific folder, navigate to that folder using the Available Images navigator
on the lower right.
A list of image files will appear in the Image Name field.
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Click the Find button
to load all shared image
files, or…
Use the navigator to
locate a specific folder.
Select the image file in
the Image Names field.
5. Link the image file to the
Once you have selected the image file and the album, artist, genre, or year with which
you wish to associate an icon for, click the Link Artwork button:
The selected image will be associated as an icon for subsequent display on the
TerraPlayer.
Change Icon Associations
If a song or album is already associated with an icon, but you’d like to associate it with
another, you can select the album/tracks in the Music Collection field, select the new
image in the Available Images field, then drag and drop.
If you want all the tracks within a given album to be associated with a new icon, select all
of the tracks and drag and drop them on the Image Preview Pane. If you want to
associate individual tracks with unique individual images, you can click on the Image
Preview Pane, then drag and drop it onto each individual track, or vice versa
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View Options
The information in the Librarian Utility can be viewed in different modes according to
the types of icons you’d like to create:
Album View
Default. Displays information sorted alphabetically by album title. Can be used to
search by album, or to assign image files to albums or songs.
Activate by clicking the Album view button.
Also activated from the main menu by selecting View ►Album-Song.
Artist View
Displays information sorted alphabetically by artist name. Can be used to search by
artist, or to assign image files to artists, albums, and songs.
Activate by clicking the Artist view button.
Also activated from the main menu by selecting View ►Artist-Album-Song.
Genre View
Displays information sorted alphabetically by genre. Can be used to search by
genre, or to assign image files to genres, artists, albums, and songs.
Activate by clicking the Genre view button.
Also activated from the main menu by selecting View ►Genre-Album-Song.
Year View
Displays information sorted numerically by release year of album. Can be used to
assign image files as icons for specific years. Activate by clicking the Year view
button.
Also activated from the main menu by selecting View ►Year-Album-Song.
Radio View
Displays all radio stations that have been configured. Can be used to assign image
files as icons for specific radio stations.
Also accessed from the main menu by selecting View ►Radio Stations.
Playlist View
Displays all playlist files. Can be used to assign image files as icons for playlists.
Also accessed from the main menu by selecting View ►Playlists.
No Art Filter
You can switch the display of image files in the Librarian Utility on and off. Select the
following from the main menu: View ►No Art Filter.
Refresh Current View
You can refresh the current view in the window by making the following selections from
the main menu: View ►Refresh Current View.
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Adding Images
There are several ways of adding new image files to the Available Images field.
Add Available Images
Selecting Tools ►Add to Available Images from the main menu will bring up a navigator
allowing you to add any specific folder to Available Images.
Auto-Find Images
Find
Artwork
Perform a search for all image files in file shared folders by clicking the Find Artwork
button, or by selecting Tools ►Auto-Find Images from the main menu. Either will add all
image files found in file shared folders to the Available Images field.
Update Music Information for Selected Songs
You can also edit Music Information directly in the Music Library Database using the
Librarian Utility. For example, you can select an album or several tracks from an album,
then select Tools ►Update Music Information for Selected Songs from the main menu, and the
Librarian Utility will search an online data source to download any available information
over the Internet.
This affects only the Music Information in the Music Library Database. In order to work
with Music Information stored with the audio files, you must use the MusicInfo Utility.
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Buy CDs Now
At the TerraPlayer touchscreen, you can indicate if you would like to buy a CD by
pressing the Buy Now button on the Music Information screen for that album. When you
press Buy Now, the TerraPlayer will keep track of that album in a list of CDs you would
like to purchase.
Tap Buy Now to
add to a list of
albums you’d like
to buy.
To view these albums, select Actions ►Buy CDs Now from the main menu of the
Librarian Utility. The Librarian utility will query the Amazon website for any releases of
this album that it might have for sale.
You can select a release by date by clicking on the checkbox beside the Album name. If
you still want to buy the album, click the BUY NOW button. When you click BUY
NOW, this item will be added to your Amazon shopping cart, and you can then close the
transaction to place the order next time you visit Amazon.
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Setting Up AM/FM Radio Station Display Names with Local Call Letters (TR-100 only)
The Display Name of a radio station is the text that is displayed in the TerraTouch OS.
You can set up the Display Names with call letters (for example: WKRP, WJNK) for
AM/FM radio stations (BT-100 only) for a given geographic location. When you do this,
radio station icons in the TerraPlayer will list the call letters as well as the frequency for
each radio station.
After (with call letters)
Before (no call letters)
Display
Name with
radio station
call letters.
Access AM/FM Radio Maintenance
To access the AM/FM Radio Maintenance window, select the following from the main
menu of the Librarian Utility:
File ►AM/FM Radio Maintenance
Assigning radio station call letters
Assign radio station call letters to the frequencies as follows:
Select stations
After Find Stations for
your state, the radio
station call letters will
appear here.
Access AM/FM Radio
Stations
The TerraPlayer
automatically detects the
frequencies you receive
and lists them here.
Search your state call
letters
Pick your state and click
Find Stations.
1. Access AM/FM Radio Stations
From the main menu of the Librarian Utility, select the following: File ►AM/FM Radio
Maintenance. The Librarian Utility will then query the TerraPlayer Radio, via the
associated Base Transceiver, and will list the frequencies that have been auto-detected by
the TerraPlayer Radio. The first time you access the list of auto-detected frequencies, the
call letters for those frequencies will not appear – we will assign those next.
2. Search for the call letters of your state
In the Display Stations by State fields, select the state in which you live from the pop-up menu,
then click the Find Station button. This will bring up a list of the radio stations in your state.
Note:
If you select another state it will call up the stations for that state, and the call letters will
not correspond to the stations in your area.
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3. Select stations
Choose the call letters for your area by double-clicking on each. As you do, the station
information will appear in the list on the left, and will be stored in the Music Library
Database, from where the TerraPlayer Radio will retrieve the information.
Helpful
Hint
Overlapping radio stations in some places may have different call letters
for the same frequency. If you are in a location where radio station
frequencies overlap, please make sure that you have the correct call letters
for the radio station in your area.
Manually editing Display Name or Format
You also have the option of manually editing the Display Name or format information for
an AM/FM radio station. This feature will be useful if you live in an area on the border
of two broadcast zones, and a radio station from another geographic location overrides
one on the same frequency in your own location.
If you notice that one radio station overrides the broadcast of another, you can change
the call letters by double-clicking on the field for that frequency in the Display Name
column, and manually typing in the new call letters. Or, you can type anything else
you’d like in the field, and the text will be displayed in the TerraTouch OS once those
changes have been transmitted to the TerraPlayer Radio.
Double-click on
a field in the
Display Name
or Format
columns to
manually edit the
text.
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Radio Alerts from the TerraPlayer Remote Control
If you have indicated that an audio file is broken or the Music Information is corrupt, you
can find those audio files listed in the Radio Alerts window of the Librarian Utility.
From here, you can look at which audio files are listed, and decide which ones you want
to fix.
1. Access Alerts from Radio
From the main menu, select the following: File ►Check Alerts from Radio.
The Librarian Utility will check with the Base Transceiver to see which have been listed.
This will bring up the Radio Alerts window, which shows the name and filepath of each
flagged file in the Music File column, and the message in the Alert column:
The messages in the list correspond to the buttons on the TerraPlayer Remote as follows:
Button
Action
B RO K EN
BROKEN. Flags a track on the PC if the
audio file is broken.
BAD AUDIO
FLAG. Flags a track if the Music
Information is corrupt.
INVALID MUSIC DATA
F LA G
Radio Alerts Message
2. Replace broken audio files
Files marked ‘BAD AUDIO’. If a file was converted from your CD collection, you can
use TerraPlayer Ripper to reconvert the audio file from the original audio CD.
) For information on converting audio CDs into digital audio files, refer to Chapter 7:
The Ripper Utility on page 84 .
Files marked ‘INVALID MUSIC DATA’. You can use the Music Info Utility to fix
Music Information.
) For information on editing Music Information, refer to Chapter 9:
The MusicInfo on page 98 .
3. Select fixed audio files and click the Remove Checked button
To the left of each listing in the Music File column, click the checkbox of each file you
have replaced or repaired, then click Remove Checked. This will remove audio files
from the list.
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Chapter 7:
The Ripper Utility
You already have a vast collection of CDs that you would like to play through the
TerraPlayer? No problem—the Ripper Utility can convert, or ‘rip’, audio CDs into audio
files. And there are a range of options available to accommodate both novice users and
power users.
Internet Connection and the Ripper Utility
It is recommended that you log in and maintain a live Internet connection during a
session with the Ripper Utility, so it can download Music Information from a data source
on the web.
Accessing the Ripper Utility
The Ripper Utility can be accessed by clicking on the Ripper button of
the TerraLaunch window.
Overview
The Ripper Utility breaks down into the following sections:
Select
Destination is
where you
choose the
folder to put
your audio
files.
Select Source
is where you choose the
CDs.
CD-Rom field and
Refresh CD button
accesses drive.
With internet connection,
album information is
automatically filled.
Choose
Action
is where you
choose how
you rip.
You can select individual
tracks in the song list.
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The Easy Way
Ripping a Collection of Audio CDs in Batch Mode
For the novice user, or for anyone wanting to convert a large number of audio CDs at one
time, there is Batch Mode. In Batch Mode, the Ripper Utility reads the CD,
automatically downloads Music Information from an online data source over the Internet,
and creates digital audio files. Then, it spits out the CD when done and asks you for
another one. You can check in on the computer once in awhile to throw in a new CD,
then go around doing other things.
Select the
shared
folder
Place the CD in the
CD-ROM drive…
A prompt will appear
while downloading
Music Information…
Then TerraPlayer will
automatically rip the
CD.
Click
Batch
Mode…
1. Select the music folder
In the Select Destination field, select the shared folder for your audio collection. This is
where the converted files will be stored.
2. Select Batch Mode
Click on the Batch Mode button. The Ripper Utility will prompt you to place a CD in
the drive.
3. Place the CD in the CD-ROM drive
Insert the audio CD in the CD-ROM drive. If you are logged on to the Internet, the
Ripper Utility will automatically fill out Music Information. The “Powered by
Gracenote” prompt will appear while this is happening.
As each track is ripped, a progress bar will appear over the song title. By default, the
converted tracks will be saved in a filepath along the following format:
…\Artist Name\Album Title
For example:
Once it’s done, the Ripper Utility will prompt you for another CD—it makes it easy to
convert your entire collection.
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Advanced Ripper Utility
For the power user, there are Advanced Options. Advanced options include: manual
Music Information editing, read/write buffer options, jitter correction, encoder options,
and proxy server parameters if you are running on a network with an Internet connection
through a proxy server.
Ripping a CD – Entering Music Information Manually
Sometimes, the Music Information for an album or track might not be available from the
online data source. This may be the case for very new or very rare albums, and you may
need to enter the Music Information manually.
Select
destination
folder
Select CD,
edit Music
Information
Rip the CD
1. Select the CD and enter information
Insert the audio CD to be ripped into the CD-ROM drive, then select the drive in the CD
Rom field. If the album is not in the online data source, you will be prompted to decide
if you want to submit the information yourself. If you want the Music Information you
enter for the CD to be uploaded to the online data source, click Yes. If not, click No.
Type the name of the album in the Album field. Enter the year the album was release in
the Year field. Select or deselect the tracks you wish to convert by clicking the
checkboxes by each track.
You can add the name, artist, and genre by double-clicking on a track to open the Edit
Track window. Use the << and >> buttons to scroll through each track.
If you want to convert only a single track, deselect the check boxes next to the other
tracks. To listen to a track before ripping it, highlight the track then click the button at
the bottom of the track list.
2. Select the folder where the converted files will go
In the Step 2: Select Destination area, use the cursor and/or scroll bars to locate and
highlight the shared folder for storing the ripped audio files. If you want to store them in
a new folder, you can create one by clicking the Advanced… button in the Step 3:
Choose Action area.
3. Rip the CD
In the Step 3: Choose Action area, click the Rip Selected button. The Ripper Utility
will being converting the songs on the CD into the default MP3 format, and a progress
bar will appear next to each selection to indicate the status of each file as it is being
ripped. It’s that easy. There are other options available, as well:
) Pick Image… Refer to Pick Image… on page 87 for information.
) Advanced… Refer to Advanced Ripper Options on page 87 for information.
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Pick Image…
Pick Image allows you to manually associate an image file with a ripped D. The image is
then available for display as an icon on the TerraPlayer Radio touchscreen.
When you click the Pick Image… button a Select window will appear, and you can
navigate to the folder containing the image file (.jpg format) that will be then be
associated with the album.
Advanced Ripper Options
Using Advanced Options, you can fully customize and control a variety of ripping
parameters to suit your needs. A detailed description of each of the advanced options is
covered in the rest of this section.
Click on the Advanced… button, and the Advanced Options window appears.
General Options
The ‘Ripper Options’ screen opens up on the ‘General’ tab. The options below are
available on this tab.
Overwrite existing file without prompting
If this option is selected and there is a file with the same filepath and filename, then the
Ripper Utility will overwrite that existing file without prompting for permission.
Default: On.
File and Directory Naming Options
There are fields for defining the filename convention files will be written under, and the
filepath where they will be written.
First, you need to define the folders where the ripped files will be stored. You can define
a path up to three folders deep. The folder structure you choose may define how you
wish to store your audio files.
In order for this option to work, each folder level must also have a corresponding name in
the conversion options. For example, if you select …\Track Genre\Album Artist\Album
Name\Track Name as the directory structure, you will need to define each of those when
you select your source, as shown here:
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Album Name,
Song Title,
Artist Name,
and Genre
must all be defined
If none of these have been defined, the folders will not be created. Or if one of them has
been left out, it will create a folder at that level, but the folder will be unnamed.
The default folder naming convention is:
…\Album Artist\Album Name
For example:
…\Zoot Brute\Final Vinyl
But if you wanted to redefine the path to add a genre folder, you would select ‘Album
Genre’ in the first field, then move ‘Album Artist’ and ‘Album Name’ into the fields to
the right. So the following selections:
Would result in a path like the following example:
…\Rock\Zoot Brute\Final Vinyl
You also need to define the naming convention used for the audio files. The filename
can be defined by up to six elements, broken up by a separator. By default, the ripper
defines a filename using two elements and a separator: Track Number and Track Name
are the elements, and a hyphen is the separator. For example:
…\01 – Ever Ending Story.mp3
Say you want to include the Artist Name and Album Name in the filename. You would
select those options in the respective fields of the ‘Custom File Name and Separator
Selection’ fields. So the following selections:
would name the file along the lines of the following example:
…\01 – Zoot Brute – Final Vinyl – Ever Ending Story.mp3
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Reader Options
When you select the ‘Reader’ tab, you can change the performance parameters of the CD
reader while it is reading the audio CD for converting files. The options below are
available.
Read Mode
The quality the CD will read with is defined by the Read Mode.
¾
High Performance. This mode reads at the fastest speed possible. This mode
works only with systems that have Adaptec ASPI drivers installed, and will not
appear as on option in system without them. ASPI can be downloaded from the
Adaptec website (www.adaptec.com).
¾
Compatible. Compatible will use the CD-ROM driver native to your system.
Read/Write Buffer Size
You can redefine the size of the buffer to adjust the Ripper Utility’s performance.
Move the slider to the right to increase the buffer, or to the left to decrease. Click on the
Default button to reset the buffer size.
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High Performance Options – Jitter Correction
Jitter occurs when a CD-ROM drive cannot find a
specific frame, or sector, while it is reading. This
results in pops or breaks in the audio. Jitter
correction is a way of improving audio through
overlapping or multiple reading of the same frames
to help ensure a high-quality conversion.
On an audio CD, the tracks are written and read in
spirals, much like on vinyl. Unlike vinyl, these
spirals are not one single, continuous groove – they
are individual frames (sectors) in sequential order.
Each successive frame is marked with a time-code
to maintain a sort of ‘continuous groove’. They are
read in blocks.
For example, a drive set to read blocks of 15 frames from the CD above would read them
in the order below:
Since each frame is read only once, a lagging processor may lose data and jitter errors
may occur. Jitter correction adds overlapping frames within each read block, ensuring a
continuous data stream. For example, a correction of 5 frames would tell the drive to
read in the following order:
Overlapping frames help maintain the ‘continuous groove’ as the CD drive and computer
exchange audio data. Jitter correction can be activated or deactivated in the Ripper
Utility by setting High Performance Options:
Jitter Correction… tells the drive when to use correction:
•
•
•
None. No jitter correction.
Always. Always use jitter correction
On Error. Only use jitter correction when errors
occur.
Jitter Frames… sets the number of overlapping frames.
Compatible Mode Options – Jitter Correction
Jitter/Error Correction activates/deactivates jitter correction or sets specific modes.
None… disables jitter correction.
Always… uses settings in High Performance Options –
Jitter Correction fields.
Double Precision... is optimized for use in converting old
and used CDs.
Paranoid… is optimized for use in converting scratched
and unreadable CDs.
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Encoder options
When you select the ‘Encoder’ tab, you can change the format and write parameters the
Ripper Utility uses in creating the file. The options below are available.
Encoder
The Encoder field defines the format the audio tracks will be converted to. Available
options are .mp3 and .wma.
MP3
If you select .mp3 as the convert format, you can define the settings of the file using the
following parameters.
Bit rate is the setting if you wish to use a Constant Bit Rate (CBR).
Values: None, 32 to 350 kBps.
Sound Quality and Bitrate
Bitrate
Bandwidth
32 kbps
7.5 kHz
AM radio
Sound quality similar to
96 kbps
11 kHz
FM radio
128 kbps
16 kHz
CD
160-180 kbps
(VBR)
20 kHz
Virtually transparent
256 kbps
22 kHz
Studio
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VBR Methods are different means of varying the bit rate at which you will rip a CD.
Variable Bit Rate (VBR) is a type of data compression where complex sounds are
encoded at a higher rate, while simple sounds are at a lower rate. The Ripper Utility will
adjust the bit rate according to the complexity of the sound. You can either try the
different options below to find which method produces the compression/sound quality
most to your liking, or use the default setting.
¾
None.
¾
Default.
¾
Old.
¾
New.
¾
MTRH.
¾
ABR.
VBR. None, 8 to 350 kBps.
Channels. Defines whether the track will be written in two-channel stereo, or one
channel mono.
Quality Slider. If you don’t want to bother with the settings above, you can adjust the
sound quality/compression using the Quality slider to determine whether a file will be
converted at the fastest rate with low quality, or at the slowest rate with high quality.
Windows Media Audio
If you select ‘.wma’ as the audio file format for ripping, you can define the settings of the
file using the Windows Media Audio field:
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Music Lookup options
When the TerraPlayer displays Music Information (ID3 tags, metadata) – album titles,
artists, song titles, and even album covers – it pulls the information over the internet from
an online database by a Music Lookup Service provider.
Music Lookup Service
The Music Lookup Service field uses radio buttons to indicate how and where the Ripper
Utility will search for music information.
¾
Deferred/No Lookup. This option deactivates metadata lookup.
¾
Gracenote. Indicates that Gracenote services will be used. If you select this
option, you will need to register using the Register button in the ‘Gracenote’
section.
Gracenote
If you decide to use Gracenote services for music information, you will need to register
with them using the ‘Update Gracenote Registration’ wizard. To learn more about
Gracenote, visit their website (www.gracenote.com).
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Proxy options
If you are on a network with a proxy server, you will need to set up the following in order
to access online data sources over the Internet:
¾
Use Proxy for Music Lookup Services. Check this to activate communication
through a prosy server.
¾
Proxy Name or IP. Enter the HOSTNAME or IP Address of the proxy server.
¾
Port. The port number of the internet proxy server on the LAN. Should be
provided by your system administrator.
¾
User Name. If the proxy server requires a user name for access, enter your
username here.
¾
Password. If the proxy server requires a password for access, enter your
password here.
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Chapter 8:
The MusicInfo Utility and Wizard
Music Information is detail about a song that you get from the album cover: album name,
artist name, song title, etc. This information is added to the audio files and stored in the
Music Library to make it available for display on the TerraPlayer touchscreen. And so,
you can still find the song details in the TerraTouch OS on the touchscreen, without
keeping the CD or album covers around.
Since Music information is data about an audio file, and an audio file is basically a song
converted into a data format, it is sometimes called ‘metadata’—in other words, data
about data. This metadata is stored with the audio file in the form of an ID3 tag. An ID3
tag is a standard format for attaching metadata to an audio file.
The MusicInfo Wizard scans your audio file collection pulls Music Information in bulk
from a data source on the Internet, and writes the ID3 tags for each audio file. So it does
the work for you automatically.
However, there may be CDs in your collection for which no Music Information is
available. So, sometimes you will need to add that information yourself. The MusicInfo
Utility can be used to manually enter or change Music Information stored in an ID3 tag
on per song or album basis.
Music Information
The Music Library stores the following music information for each track:
Music Information (ID3 Tag)
Data Field
Definition
File
Name of audio file.
Artist
Recording artist.
Album
Name of the album which the track is from.
Track
Position of the track on the album, or song number.
Song
Song title.
Genre
Genre of track.
Year
Original release date of track.
Duration
Length of the track.
Internet Connection and the MusicInfo Utility and Wizard
It is recommended that you log in and maintain a live Internet connection during a
session with the MusicInfo Utility, so it can be used to update Music Information
downloaded from a data source on the web. In addition, the Wizard requires an Internet
connection in order to download album covers for your existing files.
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The Easy Way
The Easy Way—Updating Music Information with the MusicInfo Wizard
The MusicInfo Wizard automatically reads all of your audio files and compares them
against an online data source over the Internet, updating your audio files with the most
up-to-date information available.
Depending on the size of your digital audio collection and the speed of your Internet
connection, this process will take some time. Estimated times for changes are given in
the following table:
Approximate time per 1,000
digital audio files
Download
Save Changes
30-40 minutes
(T1 connection)
10-25 minutes
(longer times for
converting ID3 v1 tags
to v2)
Important! Before starting the MusicInfo Wizard, it is recommended that you backup
your digital audio collection.
Helpful
Hint
To get only album cover icons: If your digital audio collection already has
Music Information (ID3 tags) that you are happy with, you can run the
MusicInfo Wizard in a way to get only the album covers. To do this, run
through the MusicInfo Wizard, but at the last step, click on the Cancel
button. The wizard will have downloaded the album cover icons, but will
not save the Music Information.
1. Start the MusicInfo Wizard
The MusicInfo Wizard can be accessed by clicking on the Wizard button
of the TerraLaunch window.
2. Select the desired folders then click Next >
The wizard will prompt you to select the drive or folders containing the audio files you
wish to update. By default, it searches all drives. Select the drive or folder, then click on
the Next > button.
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3. Select the desired audio files then click Next >
The wizard will prompt you to select the audio files you wish to update. By default, all
audio files are selected. Unselect audio files you don’t wish to update. You can expand
the window to see all the Music Information columns. Select the drive or folder, then
click on the Next > button.
4. Select the updated audio files to save, then click Next >
The wizard will prompt you with a list containing which files have been cleaned. Select
the ones you wish to save. By default, it selects all. Select the drive or folder, then click
on the Next > button.
A progress bar will appear on the bottom of the window to tell you how much further the
MusicInfo Wizard has to go. Depending on the speed of your Internet connection and the
size of your audio file collection, this may take some time.
Select or deselect
multiple audio files
by clicking and
holding the mouse
button, then
dragging across the
checkboxes.
When finished, the MusicInfo Wizard will exit to the TerraLaunch window.
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Advanced MusicInfo Utility
If you need to write your own music information, you can use MusicInfo.
Accessing the MusicInfo Utility
The MusicInfo Utility can be accessed by clicking on the MusicInfo button of the
TerraLaunch window:
Overview
The MusicInfo window is broken down into the following:
Action Buttons
Current tags
Lists track
information
(ID3 tag
metadata) for
each track.
Also available through File
and Tools options of main
menu, or by right-clicking
on a track.
From menu, you can also
Play and Stop a track for
previewing.
Navigator
Use the navigator to
locate your audio files.
Action Buttons
The action buttons on the MusicInfo Utility are as follows:
Update Selected
Stop
Save Selected
Read Selected
Help
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Modifying Music Information for an Album
Using the MusicInfo Utility, creating or modifying track information is a breeze:
Select the folder with
your audio files.
Edit Music Information
for all tracks
Genre
Click on the arrow
button to open a list of
available genres and
subgenres.
1. Select the folder with the audio files
Using the navigator on the left, search out and highlight the folder with the album.
2. Edit Music Information for all tracks
Make sure all tracks are selected. Double-click on any entry to edit.
3. Save the changed Music Information
From the main menu, select File ►Save to save the changes.
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Updating Music Information for Individual Tracks
Using the MusicInfo Utility, you can also clean selected or individual tracks:
Select the folder with
your audio files.
Select Track(s)
Click on the Clean
button to update.
1. Select the folder with the audio files
Using the navigator on the left, search out and highlight the folder with the album.
2. Select the track(s)
In the # column, select the track(s) you want to update.
3. Update the Music Information
Click on the Clean button, and the MusicInfo Utility will update Music Information for
the selected track(s).
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Chapter 9:
The Playlist Utility
The Playlist Utility lets you create ahead of time lists of music you would like to play
later on. Say you are planning a party and you want to DJ the music, but you don’t want
to stand by the stereo all night because you want to socialize. You can have it both ways
by using the TerraPlayer Utility Suite’s Playlist Utility to organize of all the tunes you
want to play before the party begins. Once you’ve created a playlist, it can be readily
accessed through the Playlist Mode on the TerraPlayer.
Accessing the Playlist Utility
The Playlist Utility can be accessed by clicking on the Playlist button of
the TerraLaunch window.
Overview
The Playlist Utility window is broken down into the following:
Action Buttons
Also available through the
Actions option of the
main menu. Or by rightclicking on a track in the #
column.
Current
Playlist Area
is where you
add and
reorder tracks
to the playlist.
Tracks can be
reordered by
drag-and-drop.
Navigator
is a directory tree for
accessing the folders on
your computer or network
and selecting tracks.
Action Buttons
The action buttons on the Playlist Utility are as follows:
Remove a Track
Shuffle the Tracks
Add a Track
Remove Duplicates from Playlist
Save the Current Playlist
Open a Saved Playlist
Print the Current Playlist
Create a New Playlist
Help
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The Easy Way
Creating a Playlist
Create a new playlist as follows:
Click the New button
or…
Select File ►New from
the main menu.
Select the file and click
the Add button
Save when finished
by clicking:
or…
Drag and drop it in the
playlist.
Repeat for all tracks.
1. Create a new playlist
From the main menu of the Playlist Editor window, select File ►New. Or, click the Create
a New Playlist button:
A blank playlist will appear in the current playlist area.
2. Select and add audio files
Find and select the desired track(s) in the navigator. Click the Add button, or drag and
drop the file in the playlist. Repeat this for each file.
3. Save the playlist
From the main menu, click on File ►Save, or click on the save button in the toolbar. The
Base Transceiver will automatically find the playlist, and make it available for play at the
TerraPlayer Radio.
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Advanced Playlist Utility
View Options
You can select which Music Information will be displayed, and the column width of that
information from the View options menu. The View options menu is available from one
of two places:
View options are available from the
View in the main menu, or by rightclicking on the File column.
Music Information
You can choose to display the Music Information by checking or unchecking the option
in the View menu.
) Refer to Music Information on page 98 for more information.
Automatically Size Columns
Selecting Automatically Size Columns will size columns as wide as possible to show all
text, regardless of window size.
Automatically Expand Columns
Selecting Automatically Expand Columns will fit columns to the window size.
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Chapter 10:
The Configuration Wizard
In order to find and play audio files on the PC, the TerraPlayer requires that you
configure the folders containing those audio files for file sharing. The Configuration
Wizard can do this for you automatically.
) Refer to Shared Music Folders on page 13 for more information.
Accessing the Configuration Wizard
The Configuration Wizard can be accessed by clicking on the
Configuration button of the TerraLaunch window.
The Configuration Wizard
1. Click the Next button
2. Choose a Base Transceiver (Ethernet installation with multiple Bases only)
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3. Choose the hard drive to search for music
4. Choose the folders containing audio files that you wish to share
5. Click the Finish button
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Appendix A:
Troubleshooting
There are no album covers
Since digital audio files do not come packaged with album covers, they must be
downloaded from on online data source, then ‘associated’, or connected, with the digital
audio files before they will appear on the TerraTouch OS.
Things to look for
Have you run the MusicInfo Wizard while connected to the Internet?
The MusicInfo Wizard will scan your digital audio files. Then with the help of an active Internet
connection it will download both Music Information and album covers. It will download album covers
in the form of .jpg files and store them in the same directory as a given audio file. It will
automatically ‘associate’ the audio and .jpg files and add them to the Music Library.
If you perform this while the TerraPlayer is on, you should reboot the Base Transceiver and the
TerraPlayer Radio.
Have you run the Librarian Utility?
If you already have album cover .jpgs for the audio files, make sure first that they installed in the
same directory as the file, and are named using the album name. Then, if you run the Librarian
Utility, it will read and associate the album cover .jpg file with the digital audio file.
If you perform this while the TerraPlayer is on, you should reboot the Base Transceiver and the
TerraPlayer Radio.
But I’ve already run the Librarian Utility, and some album covers are still not showing.
Take note of which covers are still not showing and check the following:
1.
There is a .jpg file of the album cover in the same directory, and that .jpg file is name
using the album cover name.
2.
There is only one (1) .jpg in a given directory. The Librarian Utility will not choose a .jpg if
there is more than one in a directory.
Once you’ve verified and/or fixed these, please run the Librarian Utility again, then reboot the Base
and TerraPlayer Radio.
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The TerraPlayer cannot find music on the computer(s)
If the TerraTouch OS comes up, but cannot find music you know to be on the computer
or network:
Things to look for
Is the Base Transceiver connected by USB or Ethernet?
A Base connected through USB will see only the files on the computer it is directly connected to,
whether or not it is on a network. If you want the Base to locate files over a network, it must be
connected via Ethernet.
Are the folders containing digital audio files on all networked computers set for File Sharing,
or otherwise set with proper access permissions?
If you know there are audio files you want to listen to on a networked computer, you must ensure
that the folder(s) they are stored in are configured as shared.
) Refer to Shared Music Folders on page 15 for more information.
For UNIX or Mac OSX machines, file permissions must be set to allow users to access a folder or
directory over the network.
) Refer to Non-Windows Platforms in a Network on page 16 for more information.
Creating Shared Folders on a network requires Admin persmissions
In Windows 2000, NT, or XP, if you are trying to create a Shared folder on a networked computer
you must be logged in with Admin permissions.
File Sharing on Windows XP
-Has File Sharing been enabled?
-Under Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Settings, has DHCP been enabled?
-Have the music folders been set to File Sharing?
File Sharing on Windows 2000?.
-On shared folders: Share Permissions for Everyone, TerraUser, and Adminsitrators must be set to
allow Full Control, Change, and Read.
-On shared folders: Security must be set to allow Full Control, Modify, Read & Execute, List Folder
Contents, Read, and Write.
The TerraPlayer lets me select and play music, but there is no sound
No sound could be caused by loose connections between the TerraPlayer Radio and the
stereo, or by a dropped RF link.
Things to look for
Are the Base Transceiver and TerraPlayer Radio connecting?
To verify if the Base Transceiver and TerraPlayer Radio are currently connected by the RF link,
press the following buttons on the TerraTouch OS: SETTINGS f SYSTEM f NETWORK f
WIRELESS. Check the LINK STATE field. If it is OFFLINE, you will need to join the RF link and
TerraPlayer Radio. To double-check the online status, press the MEMBER LIST button. If the
Node states are OFFLINE you will need to JOIN the Base and TerraPlayer Radio.
) Refer to Register/Join the TerraPlayer Radio and Base Transceiver on page Error! Bookmark not
defined. for information.
Are the RCA-stereo cables loose?
Check the RCA-stereo cables running from the TerraPlayer Radio to the component stereo system
to ensure that the connection is tight.
Is the stereo set up correctly?
On a typical stereo system, the TerraPlayer would be plugged into the AUX channel of the stereo
system. In order to hear the TerraPlayer through the stereo, the AUX channel must be on.
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A Firewall is blocking the TerraPlayer
If you have a firewall, the setting of the security level can affect the TerraPlayer.
Things to look for
Norton Personal Firewall 2003
-High Level Protection. When you install the TerraPlayer Utility Suite, each executable must be
added as permitted application to the “Manual Program Control” list to work properly. When you run
configuration.exe, Firewall will ask you to accept it – if you accept, it should work fine.
-To enable file sharing from the Base Transceiver, ports udp-137 and tcp-139 may need to be set to
allow both inbound and outbound in the advanced firewall settings.
-NetBIOS default settings are set to ‘Block’ by default – these may need to be changed to ‘Permit’.
McAfee Firewall 4.0
-Filter All Traffic. When you run configuration.exe, Firewall will ask you to accept it – if you accept, it
should work fine. TerraPlayer Utility Suite programs will also cause Firewall to prompt you to accept
them – if you accept, they should work fine.
ZoneAlarm
-Program Control at Medium setting. The firewall will prompt you to accept TerraPlayer programs
when they are run, and add them to the list of secure programs.
-In order to allow file sharing, you may need to set the Trusted Zone to medium, then go to the
Firewall > Zones page and set the local network interface to be a Trusted Zone.
SyGate Personal Firewall
-Normal Security Level. Firewall will prompt you to allow TerraPlayer programs when they run – if
you accept, they are added to the list of allowable programs.
-Block All. Will block all programs, even if added to the allowed applications list.
-To enable file sharing from the Base Transceiver, rules for ports udp-137 and tcp-139 may need to
be set to allow both inbound and outbound in the advanced firewall settings.
BlackICE
-?
-To enable file sharing from the Base Transceiver, rules for ports udp-137 and tcp-139 may need to
be set to allow both inbound and outbound in the advanced firewall settings.
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Appendix B:
Specifications*
TerraPlayer Radio
Operating Environment
+5° to +40° C
Dimensions
Expansion
TR-100: 13.85″ wide x 4.11″ tall x 10.05″ deep
CR-100: 17.0″ wide x 4.07″ tall x 12.17″ deep
External – SmartMedia
CR-100 only:
Internal –
Up to 256 MB, SDRAM, 100-pin DIMM
Weight
TR-100: 8.75 lbs.
CR-100: 7.6 lbs.
Wireless RF Link
Power Supply
Reliable high-speed link, up to 500’ range
120 Vac, 60 Hz (U.S. 2-prong plug)
Audio Subsystem
Power Consumption
TR-100 only:
6″ full-range speaker element
2″ water-resistant stereo (L/R) tweeter elements
Power: 75 Watts
CR-100: 15 Watts maximum
TR-100: 90 Watts maximum
Fuse
CR-100: 2 AG, 500 mA, Slo-Blo, 250 V
TR-100: 2 AG, 2 Amp, Slo-Blo, 250 V
Headphone Jack
TR-100 only: 1/8″ mini stereo
Compressed Audio Standard
TerraPlayer Remote Control
MP3, Windows Media Audio
IR, 23 keys
Batteries: 2 x AAA (included)
Transmission range: 25′ (typical)
Streaming Audio Standard
Streaming MP3 support
Maximum Compressed Audio Data Rate
TerraPlayer Base
320 Kbps
Power Supply
Audio Output
120 Vac, 60 Hz, external 3.3 Vdc adapter
Stereo (L/R) line-level, RCA connectors
Power Consumption
Digital Audio Output
2.3 Watts maximum
CR-100 only: Optical, TOSlink
Dimensions
Digital-to-Analog Converter
1-1.58″ (tapered) wide x 4.53″ tall x 4.30″ deep
High-quality Burr-Brown, 24-bit, 192 KHz,
106 dB dynamic range
Weight
0.4 lbs.
Graphic Equalizer
5-band, low-Q, digital bandpass filters
LAN Connectivity
RJ-45 10/100 Mbps Ethernet
Processor
200 MHz ARM 9
PC Connectivity
USB 1.1 standard
Flash Memory
32 Mb
Wireless Link
Reliable high-speed link, up to 500′ range
RAM
64 Mb
Processor
66 MHz ARM 7
Display
6.2″ diagonal , 640 x 240 pixels, 4096-color,
Color Super Twisted Nematic (CSTN), Liquid
Crystal, Integrated touch screen – 1024 x 1024
(10-bit) resolution
Flash Memory
16 Mb
RAM
16 Mb
Remote Control
CR-100 only:
RS-232, DB-9, DCE, 9600 baud, N, 8, 1
*Specifications subject to change without notice.
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Appendix C:
Index
Index
AM/FM Radio, 10, 11, 19, 22, 23, 42, 45, 46, 56, 67,
86
call letters, 56, 58, 67, 75, 86, 87, 88
audio files
broken, 56, 88
Bit rate, 97
component stereo system, 11, 18
component stereo systems, 10
Connection
Ethernet, 10, 11, 12, 14, 20, 114
LAN, 10, 14, 99, 114
USB, 10, 11, 12, 14, 20, 114
Connections, 17, 22
digital audio formats
.mp3, 12, 96, 97
.wma, 12, 96, 97
Digital Audio Jukebox, 2, 10
FAV (Favorites
Adding Favorites, 40
Deleting Favorites, 41
FAV View, 40, 41
Playing Favorites, 41
FAV (Favorites) Mode, 39
filepath, 12, 77, 90, 92, 93
Hardware, 5, 17
Icons and Music, 24
Internet Radio, 58, 84
Add an Internet, 66, 67, 84, 85, 86
License Agreement, 2
MP3, 62, 92, 97, 114
Music Information, 11, 12, 57, 66, 102, 105, 106
ID3 tags, 12
metadata, 12, 77, 98
Music Library, 12, 23, 26, 69, 77, 78
network, 11, 14, 20, 80, 99, 115
Operating Systems
Linux, 11
Mac OS X, 11
UNIX, 11
Windows, 11, 13, 14, 78, 97, 114
Partners
Gracenote, 2, 16, 90, 98, 99, 106, 115
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LoudEye, 16
SHOUTcast, 16
requirements, 5, 11, 115
Ripper
buffer, 95
encoder, 96
jitter, 95, 96
Quality Slider, 97
Read Mode, 94
VBR Methods, 97
shared folders, 12, 13, 14, 82
Tap and Double-Tap, 24
TerraPlayer
Base, 10, 14, 15, 20, 22, 48, 49, 72, 73, 114
BT-100, 10, 12, 20, 67, 86
How it Works, 12
Radio, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 42, 45,
56, 114
Registering, 12, 15
Remote, 21, 88, 114
TerraTouch OS, 2, 4, 5, 10, 11, 23, 24, 31, 39, 48,
49, 69, 87, 92
TerraPlayer Radio, 14, 25, 100, 114
TerraPlayer Utility Suite, 2, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 24, 26,
57
Librarian, 10, 24, 26, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 81
Monitor, 10
MusicInfo, 10, 11, 66, 105, 106, 108, 109, 110
Playlist, 10, 24, 57, 68, 79, 86, 100, 101, 102, 111
Ripper, 10, 11, 69, 89, 91, 92, 95
WebServer, 10, 69, 70, 89, 100, 106, 108, 111
TerraTouch OS
Library Mode, 23, 25, 27, 29, 31, 34, 40
Queue Mode, 23, 26, 40, 50, 51, 52
Radio Mode, 23, 40, 42, 43
REMOTE Mode, 53
System Mode, 15, 23, 47
Touch and Hold, Drag and Drop, 24, 26
Touchscreen
Cleaning, 18, 19
wireless, 10, 11, 15, 18, 19, 20, 48, 72, 114
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