Tascam DR-1 MP3 Player User Manual


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24 TASCAM DR-1
9–Playback Area and Playlist
On the Home Screen, you can use the µ and ≤ keys
to select the playback track. The les that you can
select are determined by the playback area setting.
Limiting the playback area makes track selection
easier when you have numerous recorded and copied
tracks on the SD card.
On the Play Mode Screen, you can select all les, the
current folder or the playlist as the playback area. You
can also use the Browse Screen to set a folder as the
playback area.
TIP
On the Browse Screen, regardless of the playback area
setting, you can select any file on the card that you want.
Use the following procedures to select the playback
area on the Play Mode Screen.
1 Press the MENU key to open the Menu Screen and
select
PLAY MODE
. Press the ¥/π key to open the
Play Mode Screen.
2 Select the
AREA
item and press the ¥/π key.
3 Set the playback area to one of the options on
the right.
NOTE
The current playback area setting appears in the lower left
of the Home Screen.
ALL
Set the playback area as all les in the Music Folder
on the SD card.
FOLDER
Set the playback area as all the les in the currently
selected folder.
PLAYLIST
Set the playback area as the tracks in the playlist. (See
“Playlist” on the next page.)
If there is no playlist dened, a “
No PLAYLIST
”
pop-up appears.
Setting the playback area
Selecting a folder for the playback area
Regardless of the current playback area, if you select
a folder on the Browse Screen, the playback area
changes to the selected folder.
1. Press the MENU key to open the Menu Screen, and
select the
BROWSE
item. Press the ¥/π key to open
the Browse Screen.
2 Select the desired folder.
For an explanation of how to use the Browse
Screen, see “Screen navigation” on page 27.
3 Press the
¥/π key to open the following pop-up
window.
4 Select the
SELECT
item and press the ¥/π key.
The display returns to the Home Screen, and
the first file in the folder is selected. This folder
becomes the playback area regardless of the
previous playback area setting.
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