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Glossary A-2
Glossary
Useful terms to
know
This section provides you with a brief explanation of functional terms, technology and abbreviations
used or referred to in this manual.
1394
IEEE 1394 is a high-speed input/output technology for connecting devices to a computer. While similar
to USB, IEEE 1394 is more suited to high-speed multimedia devices such as video camcorders,
synthesizers, hard disks and other mass data storage media. IEEE 1394 supports data transfer rates of up
to 400 Mbps or 400 million bits per second. Like USB, IEEE 1394 offers incredible convenience with
“hot swap” capability. This means that you do not have to turn off or restart your computer when
attaching or detaching your 1394 device. You can connect up to 63 devices to a single port.
Your player uses Creative’s SB1394 standard, which is compliant with IEEE 1394. See 1394.
Advanced EQ
See Equalization.
AIFF
The Audio Interchange File Format (AIFF) is an audio file format developed by Apple Computer. AIFF
files tend to be as large as WAV files.
Analog audio
Non-digital audio. An example of an analog audio source is a cassette tape, or a vinyl record. Making an
analog recording from an analog source, for example, duplicating a cassette recording using a cassette
recorder, can result in imperfect recordings. Subsequent analog recordings from the first analog
recording usually suffer a progressive reduction in quality. See "Digital audio" on page A-4 for a
comparison.
Analog Line-In
Record audio from an analog source by using this connector. The connector accepts both analog or
optical line-in sources, automatically detecting whether the source is analog or optical.
See "Optical Line-In"
- User’s Guide 1
- Version 2.5, July 2001 2
- Notice for the USA 4
- Notice for Canada 4
- Compliance 4
- Declaration of Conformity 4
- Contents 5
- 2 Setting Up Your Player 6
- 3 Using Your Player 6
- 4 Using Applications 7
- AGlossary 7
- B Primers and Information 7
- C Handling Instructions 8
- E FAQs and Troubleshooting 8
- F Technical Support 8
- Introduction 10
- Interactive 11
- Tutorial 11
- Terminology 11
- Using this 12
- Introduction v 13
- Handling the 14
- Website 16
- Information 16
- About NOMAD Jukebox 3 17
- Side views 19
- Back view 19
- Bottom view 20
- Player Buttons 21
- Button Function Notes 22
- Connectors 23
- Part Function Notes 24
- Using the 25
- Scroller 25
- Selecting list and 26
- Accessories 27
- Extra battery 28
- FM Wired 28
- Setting Up Your Player 29
- Setting up your player 30
- Powering your 31
- Charging the 31
- Battery charge 32
- Installing 33
- Software 33
- Connecting 34
- Tu r n i n g t h e 34
- Resetting the 35
- Locking and 36
- Changing the 37
- Checking 38
- Jukebox 38
- Configuring 38
- Personalization 39
- Power Settings 40
- Language 40
- Te s t i n g y o u r 41
- Using Your Player 42
- Playing Audio 44
- Using Your Player 3-4 45
- Managing 46
- Exploring the Music 47
- Adding audio 48
- Playing List 48
- Finding audio 49
- Viewing track 50
- Deleting audio 50
- Removing audio 54
- Rearranging the 55
- Saving the Playing 56
- List as a playlist 56
- Playlists 57
- Enhancing 58
- Repeating audio 59
- Shuffling audio 59
- Bookmarking a 60
- Using Your Player 3-20 61
- Playing a track once 62
- Disabling Play 62
- Using EAX 63
- Recording 64
- Wired Remote 65
- Analog line-in 66
- Using Your Player 3-26 67
- Digital/optical 68
- Using Your Player 3-28 69
- Using Your Player 3-29 70
- Using Applications 71
- PlayCenter 73
- Ripping tracks 74
- Transferring 74
- To synchronize 75
- Editing audio file 76
- Creating and 77
- Using File 78
- Transferring data 79
- Glossary 80
- Glossary A-3 82
- Glossary A-4 83
- Glossary A-5 84
- Glossary A-6 85
- Glossary A-7 86
- Glossary A-8 87
- Glossary A-9 88
- Glossary A-10 89
- Glossary A-11 90
- Primers and Information 91
- About EAX 93
- About USB 94
- IEEE1394 94
- List of Scroller 95
- Playback Icons 99
- Enhancement 100
- Navigational 101
- Icon Action / Meaning 102
- Handling Instructions 104
- Player handling 106
- Diagrams 107
- Specifications 108
- Jukebox 3 108
- Technical 108
- Understanding 110
- Error Diagrams 110
- FAQs and Troubleshooting 112
- Frequently 113
- Questions 113
- Features 114
- Maintenance 116
- Technical Support 118
- Technical Support F-3 120
- Native Language Support 120
- Returning a product 121
- Operating 122
- Limited 122
- Warranty 122
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