Sony COM-2 Supplement 1 Betriebsanleitung
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©2008 Sony Corporation Printed in Japan
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Supplement
SHOUTcastWidget
Game
Video
URL input box and navigation bar of the Web browser
About the supplied “Operating Instructions”
manual (PDF)
To download the latest version of “Operating Instructions”
manual (PDF), visit the following Web site:
http://www.sony.com/mylo/support
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SHOUTcastWidget
“SHOUTcast Widget” is an application that allows you to tune in and listen
to SHOUTcast Internet radio stations you select. You can also save a selected
station as a preset channel in the widget.
SHOUTcast is a registered trademark of AOL LLC.
Notes
“SHOUTcast Widget” is not in the supplied CD-ROM. You can download it from the
following Web site:
http://www.sony.com/mylo
Audio formats of some radio stations that not supported by the Music Player of mylo,
such as “AAC+,” are not playable.
Station selection screen Preset screen
How to preset channels
To use “SHOUTcast Widget,” first preset SHOUTcast internet radio stations to
channels.
To preset stations, tap the SHOUTcast icon to display the SHOUTcast
homepage on the mylo Web browser.
Tap the “Tune In!” icon of the Internet radio station you want to preset and
play on with the Music Player.
On the mylo Screen, tap “Preset” of “SHOUTcast Widget” on the Station
selection screen. The screen changes to the Preset screen. Select the channel by
tapping or , and tap “Set” to complete.
Note
“Set” is not available if you have not tuned into a station yet.
Hints
When you tap “Clear” on the Preset screen, the preset station for the current channel is
erased.
On the display window of the Preset screen, the channel number and broadcasting
station name are displayed on the top line, and the last tuned broadcast station is
displayed on the bottom line.
You can register up to 8 channels on “SHOUTcast Widget.”
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How to select a channel
On Station selection screen, tap or to select a channel, and then tap
to listen.
Hints
When you tap “Last Tuned,” the last channel selected begins playing. If there is no last
tuned channel, the message “Click Logo and Tune In!” is displayed.
When you tap , the play back is paused.
On the Station selection screen, the channel number and broadcasting station name are
displayed on the top line, and the information of the current music track is displayed on
the bottom line.
Game
Select “Game” on the Home menu.
The “GAME” folder is displayed in “File Manager.”
When you tap a game file, the Web browser is launched and the game will
start.
Tap the HOME button to finish playing a game.
Note
Game files are not in the supplied CD-ROM. You can download them from the
following Web site:
http://www.sony.com/mylo
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Video
About supported video formats
This unit also supports WMV formats in addition to those stated in
“Supported video formats” described in “Operating Instructions” manual
(PDF).
Supported file format:
ASF
Supported video codec:
WMV9 (VC-1) (Simple Profile)
Bite rate: 768 kbps (maximum)
Frame rate: 30 fps (maximum)
Resolution: 320 × 240 (maximum)
Supported audio codec:
WMA
Supported bite rate: 256 kbps (maximum)
Supported sampling frequencies: 24/44.1/48 kHz
USB mode when transferring video files from a computer
You can use “MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)” in addition to “MSC (Mass
Storage Class),” which is explained in “Operating Instructions” manual (PDF).
USB mode Software program Transfer To
MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) Windows Explorer
Windows Media Player 10, 11 Internal memory
To change the USB mode to “MTP,” select “Tools” on the Home menu, and
then select “Settings,” followed by the “USB Mode.” After that, tap of
“MTP” to switch it to .
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Using Windows Media Player 10 or 11
You can transfer video files or playlists to the unit using Windows Media
Player. Before transferring video files, be sure to set the unit’s USB mode
to “MTP” and connect the unit to a computer. To transfer video files, start
Windows Media Player, and click “Sync” at the top of the window, and
then select this unit in the right pane. This unit is displayed as “Personal
Communicator.” Select video files to transfer in the left pane, and click “Start
Sync.”
Hint
The transferred video files will be stored in the “VIDEO” folder.
Using Windows Explorer (Drag and drop)
You can transfer video files with the “.wmv” extension by dragging and
dropping them to the unit using Windows Explorer.
Note
Some video file cannot be played on this unit even with the file name extension is
“.wmv.”
URL input box and navigation bar of the Web browser
The URL input box at the top, and the navigation bar at the bottom may or
may not be displayed, depending on the method used to open the window.
The URL input box and navigation bar are always displayed and display status
is set as is, when you open a new window by selecting “New Window” from
the OPTION menu or by tapping “New Window” at the top level of the Web
browser left pane.
When using other means, the URL input box and navigation bar may not be
displayed, depending on their previous display status.
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