User manual CREATIVE ZEN V PLUS

[. . . ] The Software License Agreement is found in a separate folder on the installation CD. Version 1. 0 September 2003 Sound Blaster, Sound Blaster Live!, EAX, the Sound Blaster logo, and the Creative logo are registered trademarks or trademarks of Creative Technology Ltd. NOMAD is a registered trademark of Aonix and is used by Creative Technology Ltd. Microsoft, MS-DOS, and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. [. . . ] A confirmation box appears, asking you if you want to delete the selected album, artist, genre or playlist. You can also view track information from the Selected Music List. See "Viewing track information in the Selected Music List" on page 3-18 6. The album, artist, genre or playlist is permanently deleted from your player. Playing and Managing Your Music 3-15 Using the Selected Music List You can do more than play audio selections in the Selected Music List. You can: View audio in the Selected Music List View information about tracks in the Selected Music List Remove audio Rearrange the Selected Music List Save the Selected Music List as a playlist Viewing music tracks in the Selected Music List When entire albums, artists or genres are added to the Selected Music List, the tracks within them are hidden (or "collapsed"). To see these tracks, you must "Expand" the album, artist or genre. Similarly, to hide these tracks, you should "Collapse" the album, artist or genre. This can be useful in reducing screen clutter. To expand an album, artist or genre 1. The tracks in the selection appear beneath the album, artist or genre. To collapse an album, artist or genre 1. Tracks within the formerly expanded album, artist or genre are hidden. Playing and Managing Your Music 3-17 Viewing track information in the Selected Music List Information about tracks in the Selected Music List can be easily accessed and viewed. The information provided is identical to that described in "To view information about tracks in the Music Library" on page 3-13. 1. Track information can be viewed in either the Selected Music List or Now Playing screen. Consists of Custom EQ, Acoustic, Classical, Disco, Jazz, New Age, Pop, Rock, and Vocal. Scroll Select Custom EQ to set it from +12 dB (maximum) to -12 dB (minimum). Spatialization, which enhances your audio soundstage, useful if, for example, you are listening to audio with headphones. Smart Volume Management (SVM), which intelligently controls the dynamic range of audio, providing a superior audio experience in difficult listening environments such as in a plane or car. Playing and Managing Your Music 3-25 To use EAX with your currently playing audio: 1. Follow the corresponding step to either turn on EAX, select an EAX setting, or select a preset, rate or mode for use with your EAX setting: To turn on EAX: Scroll Select EAX:Off. The EAX icon appears onscreen and is applied immediately to the audio being played. To select an EAX setting Scroll Select Setting:X (replace X: with the EAX setting currently selected). Scroll Select the EAX setting you want. To select a preset, rate or mode for use with your EAX setting Scroll Select Preset:X, Rate:X or Mode:X (replace X with the preset, rate or mode currently selected). A list appears. Playing and Managing Your Music 3-26 Scroll Select the preset, rate or mode you want to use with your EAX setting. Customizing EQ Settings in EAX Under the EAX Advanced EQ settings, a Custom EQ option lets you define your own EQ settings. 1. Each lever represents successively higher frequencies that can be controlled. 100 Hz controls bass frequencies, 800 Hz and 3 KHz adjust the mid-range and low-treble frequencies. 12 KHz controls the highest treble frequencies. Playing and Managing Your Music 3-27 6. [. . . ] You can personalize your Jukebox specify profiles set the contrast level for your player's screen select the default language reset your player lock and unlock your player's buttons access the information screen Changing Settings To construct a name, Scroll Select the letters and numbers to form the name. Each letter and number selected is entered into the entry area. In the Settings screen you can: set the owner's name return to the previous screen 1. To save the setting, Scroll Select OK. User Preferences D-1 Profiles In the Profiles screen, you can: select a profile switch the Menu Style between a standard list menu or iconic tabbed menu (see figure above) clear the Selected Music List whenever you Scroll Select the Play Now option. change the skin of the Now Playing screen specify the default start screen enable the screensaver specify how long the player remains inactive before it automatically shuts down. [. . . ]