Creative Zen Mosaic Manual
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Mp3-afspiller
Zen Mosaic
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Page 1
Introduction
This user's guide details the features of your Creative ZEN™ Mozaic. Creative ZEN Mozaic is a music
and video player, alarm clock, recorder, and radio, all rolled into one.
For setup and installation instructions, refer to the printed Quick Start that comes with your player.
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Your Player at a Glance
This section introduces your player and its parts. Click the numbered labels for more information.
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Turning Your Player On and
Off
1. To turn on your player, slide the On/Off/Lock switch towards and hold until the display lights
up.
2. To turn off your player, slide the On/Off/Lock switch towards and hold until the Shutting
down... message appears.
2.
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Selecting Menus and Options
Your player has many menus and options from which you can select. This section explains the difference
between menus and options, and how to access them.
Menus are categories of content or player information. Examples of menus are Music and
Settings.
Options are actions you can perform on a menu item. Examples of options are Play and
Seek To.
When you turn on your player, you see the main menu. The main menu on your player leads to secondary
menus called submenus. Submenus themselves can lead to other menus. Every menu has options.
For more information, click the diagrams below.
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Selecting an item
1. Press or to highlight a menu or option item.
2. Press OK.
2.
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Navigating a List Quickly
When you have a long list of items, the alphabet bar helps you to move quickly from one part of the list
to another.
Use the Direction Pad
when moving along the alphabet bar, and
when navigating between the alphabet bar and the list you are navigating.
Note
The alphabet bar appears in selected menus.
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Locking Your Player
Locking your player disables the functions of all buttons on your player. Locking your player is useful
when you do not want to accidentally activate functions on your player, such as when your player is in
your pocket or bag.
To lock your player
Slide the On/Off/Lock switch towards the Lock icon.
On your display, the Lock
icon appears on the top right corner.
To unlock your player
Slide the On/Off/Lock switch away from the Lock
icon, back to the middle position.
Page 8
Playing and Managing Media
Files
This chapter tells you how to obtain, play and manage different media on your player.
Ripping Music
Transferring Files to Your player
Creating Playlists
Playing and Managing Music Tracks
Playing Audible Files
Listening to the Radio
Recording with the Built-in Microphone
Viewing and Managing Photos
Playing and Managing Videos
Playing ZENcast Content
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Ripping Music
When you rip music, you convert music tracks (often from CDs) into a format suitable for playback on
your computer. You can rip music easily using applications such as Creative Centrale or Windows Media
®
Player.
1. Make sure the audio CD you want to rip from is placed inside your CD drive.
2. Start Creative Centrale on your computer.
3. In Creative Centrale, click the Rip button. Follow the instructions on the screen. For more
information, click the Help button.
Note
When ripping tracks, make sure that they are tagged properly. See Tagging Your Audio Tracks.
If you are connected to the Internet and have registered with a music information provider, album
information will automatically be retrieved.
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Tagging Your Audio Tracks
To tag an audio track is to add descriptive information to it, so that you can distinguish the track from
among others later. Every audio track (MP3 or WMA file) has a set of properties that contains
information such as song and album title, artist name and genre. Using these properties, your player
organizes your music library into categories such as albums, artists and genres, enabling you to browse
your huge collection of audio tracks quickly and easily.
If an audio track contains inaccurate properties, such as unrecognized characters or incorrect details, you
may not be able to perform accurate searches on your player.
For a better experience, make sure your audio tracks contain correct properties.
To fill in properties automatically
While connected to the Internet, use Creative Centrale to "rip" audio tracks from audio CDs. Creative
Centrale uses MusicIDSM from Gracenote®
to automatically retrieve information about your audio CDs and create track properties.
For more information, refer to the application's online Help.
To fill in properties manually
You can use Creative Centrale to fill in audio track properties manually. For information on how to do
this, click the Help button in Creative Centrale. Under the Search tab, type 'Tagging Media Files
Manually' in the text box and click
List Topics.
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Transferring Files to Your
Player
You can use Creative Centrale to easily transfer files to your player. For information on how to do this,
click the Help button in Creative Centrale. Under the Search tab, type 'Transferring Media Files to
Portable Players' in the text box and click
List Topics.
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Creating Playlists
A playlist is a combination of selected tracks that you save for subsequent playback.
On your player, a playlist first resides in the Selected Music view. See Entering Selected Music view.
You can keep a playlist in
Selected Music view indefinitely, but the playlist may become too long and unmanageable. To better
manage your playlists, save your old playlists and create new ones periodically.
To create a playlist in Selected Music view
1. On the main menu, select Music.
2. Select any submenu with audio tracks, for example, All Tracks.
3. Select the track you want.
4. Press and select Add to Selected.
5. Repeat the above until your playlist in Selected Music view is complete.
6. To save the playlist, you must be in the Now Playing view. If you are not in this view, select a
track, press OK and select Play.
7. To save the playlist, press and select Save as Playlist. A virtual keypad appears.
7. Use the Direction Pad to select characters to name your playlist. Press for additional character
sets and symbols.
7. Select the checkmark .
7. The playlist is stored in the Playlists submenu.
7.
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Entering Selected Music view
You can select a list of preferred music for playback. Selected music will be stored in the selected music
view indefinitely until you save them as a playlist.
1. On the main menu, select Music Now Playing.
2. Press OK. In the Now Playing view, the progress bar changes to a rating bar.
3. Press OK a second time. Any Album Art you have is displayed on the screen.
4. Press OK a third time. The Selected Music view appears.
5. To exit, press OK.
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Playing and Managing Music
Tracks
You can search for music tracks by album, artist or genre.
If you have combined tracks from various albums, and saved them as playlists, you can also search your
tracks by playlist. See Navigating a List Quickly
.
1. Press and hold to enter the main menu.
2. Select Music.
3. Select a category, such as Albums or Playlists.
3. If you want to search by track title, select All Tracks.
4. Select the track you want, and press .
Tips
For effective searches, tag your tracks properly. See Tagging Your Audio Tracks.
For long lists of tracks, use the alphabet bar. See Navigating a List Quickly.
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Adjusting Volume
While a song or video is playing, press or
to increase or decrease the volume. The volume is adjusted and the volume bar disappears after a short
while.
Note
To limit the maximum volume level on your player, see Enabling Volume Restriction
.
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Shuffling and Repeating
Tracks
You can shuffle or repeat your list of selected tracks by selecting a different play mode.
1. In the main menu, select System Audio Settings Play Mode.
2. Select one of the following options:
oNormal
oPlays your selected tracks in sequential order.
oRepeat Track
oRepeats the current track.
oRepeat All
oRepeats all selected tracks.
oShuffle
oPlays all selected tracks in random order, once only.
oShuffle Repeat
oPlays and repeats all selected tracks, in random order.
oTrack Once
oStops playing after the current track ends.
Tip
You can also access Play Mode by pressing
while playing a song.
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Searching for Similar Tracks
If you like the song you are playing now, you can do a quick search for other titles by the same artist.
While the song is playing, press and select
Lookup Artist.
Note
The Lookup Artist option is also available from the Selected Music view. See Navigating a List Quickly.
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Rating Tracks
Rate how much you like a track, so your player's DJ (see Being your own DJ
) can automatically play your favorite tracks. Choose from one to five stars.
1. On the main menu, select Music Now Playing.
2. Press OK. In the Now Playing view, the progress bar below changes to a row of stars.
3. Press or to select a rating.
4. Press OK.
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Removing Tracks
On your player, to remove tracks is to remove them from the Selected Music view only. The tracks are
still in the player and can be accessed from submenus like Artists or
Albums.
To permanently remove tracks, use the delete function. See Deleting Tracks
.
1. On the main menu, select Music Now Playing.
2. Press OK. In the Now Playing view, the progress bar changes to a rating bar.
3. Press OK again. The Selected Music view appears.
4. Press or to select a track.
5. Press and select one of the following:
oRemove... Remove Track
oRemoves the current track from the list.
oRemove... Remove All
oClears the list.
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Deleting Tracks
This action permanently deletes tracks from your player.
To only remove tracks from the Selected Music view, see Removing Tracks
.
1. On the main menu, select Music.
2. Select any submenu with audio tracks, for example, All Tracks.
3. Press or to select a track.
4. Press and select Delete Track or similar, depending on what you are deleting.
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Using Bookmarks
A bookmark marks a point within a track, so you can return to it at a later time.
For example, if you are listening to your recording of an interview, insert a bookmark if you need to stop
halfway through. When you want to continue listening from where you left off, go to this bookmark.
You can use up to 10 bookmarks at any one time.
To insert a bookmark
1. Play the track that you want to bookmark.
2. In the Now Playing view, while the track is playing, press and select Set Bookmark.
3. Select a bookmark number.
3. If all 10 bookmark numbers have been assigned, clear an existing bookmark. In the main menu,
select Music Bookmarks. Press and select Clear Bookmark.
To go to a bookmark
1. On the main menu, select Music Bookmarks.
2. Select the bookmark that you want.
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Searching within Tracks
You can specify, in seconds or minutes, where you want to start playing a track. For example, if you
want to start playback one minute into the track, you can 'seek to' the one minute position and then begin
playback from there.
1. While a song is playing, press and hold to enter the main menu.
2. Select Music Now Playing.
3. Press and select Seek To. A progress bar and timer appear.
4. Press or to move backward or forward within the track.
5. Press OK.
5.
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Being Your Own DJ
Instead of selecting tracks yourself, let your player's DJ pick out tracks for you.
1. On the main menu, select Music DJ.
2. Select one of the following:
oAlbum of the Day
oPlays any album.
oRandom Play All
oPlays all tracks, including your recorded tracks, in random order.
oMost Popular
oPlays frequently played tracks
oRarely Heard
oPlays rarely played tracks.
oHighly Rated
oPlays tracks that you have rated highly.
oYet to be Rated
oPlays tracks you have yet to rate.
3. Press OK.
3.
3.
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Purchasing Tracks
If you are listening to a track from a subscription-based online music store, you can purchase the track
from the online store the next time you synchronize your player with Windows Media ® Player.
1. If you are not in the Now Playing view, press to enter the main menu, and select Music
Now Playing.
2. Press and select Purchase this.
3. Synchronize your player with Windows Media Player. You will automatically be linked to the
purchase page of the track that you want.
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Playing Audible Files
You can search and play Audible spoken word files the same way you search and play music tracks.
See Playing and Managing Music Tracks
.
In addition, you can skip sections within Audible files.
To skip sections within an Audible track
1. If you are not in the Now Playing view, press and hold to enter the main menu, then select
Music Now Playing.
2. Press OK until the progress bar is divided into sections.
3. Press or to skip sections.
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Listening to the Radio
Your player saves FM radio stations as presets.
The FM frequency range on your player is set to "International" by default. Most regions in the world
receive FM broadcasts in this range.
Note
The FM Radio option is available on selected models only.
Tips
If you are using your player in Japan, make sure you have selected "Japanese" as your player's default
language before selecting your FM region.
1. On the main menu, select FM Radio.
2. Press and select Set Region.
3. Select the FM Region that you want.
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Performing an Autoscan and
Autosave
1. Connect your earphones to the earphone jack. Your earphones act as an antenna and must be
connected to your player for radio reception.
2. In the main menu, select FM Radio.
3. Press and select Autoscan.
4. When prompted to start autoscan, select Yes.
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Performing a Manual Scan
1. Connect your earphones to the earphone jack. Your earphones act as an antenna and must be
connected to your player to receive radio signals.
2. On the main menu, select FM Radio.
3. Press to go to Manual Scan view. On your display, the word 'preset' disappears.
4. Press and hold or to scan for the next available radio station.
4. Press or to fine-tune the frequency.
5. Press and select Save as Preset.
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Naming or Renaming a Radio
Preset
1. On the main menu, select FM Radio.
2. Select a preset.
3. Press and select Name Preset. A virtual keypad appears.
4. Use the Direction Pad to select characters to name your preset. Press for additional character
sets and symbols.
4. Select the checkmark .
5. Select OK.
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Deleting Radio Presets
1. On the main menu, select FM Radio.
2. Select a preset.
3. Press and select Delete Preset.
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Viewing Your Presets
1. On the main menu, select FM Radio.
2. In FM Radio view, press OK. The list of presets appears.
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Recording with the Built-in
Microphone
1. On the main menu, select Microphone.
2. Place your player as close as possible to the source you are recording.
3. Press and hold to start the recording.
4. During recording, you can press to pause the recording. To resume the recording, press
again.
5. Press and hold again to stop the recording. The recording is saved.
5. The recorded track is named MIC, followed by the date and time of the recording (MIC
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS). For example, if you record a track on July 18, 2006 at 3:15 am,
the track is named MIC 2006-07-18 03:15:00.
6. For other options, press and select one of the following:
oPreview
oEnables you to test, or listen briefly to, what you have just recorded.
oDelete
oDeletes a recording.
oSplit
oSaves a long recording session into different files.
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Playing Recordings
1. On the main menu, select Music Recordings.
2. Select the track you want. The track plays automatically.
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Viewing and Managing
Photos
View photos individually, or as a slideshow, on your player. You can also play music at the same time.
Note
Your player displays photos in the JPEG (JPG) format only.
Expect a short interval before the photos you select are displayed. Your player is preparing to
load and display the photos.
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Viewing Photos
1. On the main menu, select Photos Pictures. Folders of photos appear.
1. If your photos are not yet organized into folders, thumbnails appear instead. Go to step 3.
2. Select a folder. The photos from that folder are displayed as thumbnails.
3. Select a thumbnail. The photo appears in full screen.
4. You can do many things with your photo. Press and select one of the following:
oRotate to turn the photo 90° clockwise.
oZoom In to zoom in on a photo. To move across, or pan the photo, use the Direction Pad.
oRate Picture to give the photo a rating. Press or to increase or decrease the rating.
oNext Rated to display the next photo with a rating.
oView Details to display information about a photo, for example, its file size and its
dimensions.
oDelete Picture to remove the photo.
oSet as Wallpaper to use the photo as your player's wallpaper.
oStart Slideshow to start a slideshow of all the photos in the folder you are viewing. See
Viewing slideshows.
oSet Slide Interval to change the slideshow interval duration.
oSettings to change various player settings.
oTurn On Speaker/Turn Off Speaker to turn the speaker on/off.
oVolume to adjust the volume of any track you may be playing concurrently.
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Displaying Photo Folders
You can display your folders in a list or in rows. Choose the latter if you have many folders. To change
how your folders are displayed, select a folder, press and select
Switch View.
Tip
You can choose not to display selected folders. For more information, see Hiding video or photo folders
.
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Viewing Slideshows
1. On the main menu, select Photos Pictures.
2. Select a folder or thumbnail, and press .
3. To stop the slideshow, press .
3. During the slideshow, you can press for additional photo options. See Viewing photos.
Tip
You can have music while viewing a slideshow. Just play tracks before starting your slideshow.
Note
You can create your own slideshows using Creative Centrale. For more information, refer to the
application's online Help. After transferring the slideshows to your player, from the main menu, select
Photos My Slideshows.
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Playing and Managing Videos
Use Creative Centrale to transfer videos to your player. It automatically converts your videos to a format
supported by your player. For information on how to transfer videos and other media files, click the
Help button in Creative Centrale. Under the Search tab, type 'Transferring Media Files to Portable
Players' in the text box and click
List Topics.
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Playing a Video
1. In the main menu, select Videos.
2. Select a video and press .
3. To pause the video, press . Press again to resume.
4. To stop the video, press .
5. You can do many things with your video. Press and select one of the following:
oSeek To to specify, in minutes or seconds, where you want to start playing a video. Within
the progress bar that appears, press or to move backward or forward within the video.
oFit to Screen to align the video against the horizontal or vertical side.
oStretch to Full to stretch the video horizontally or vertically.
oTurn On Speaker/Turn Off Speaker to turn the speaker on/off.
oVolume to adjust the audio volume.
Note
Use Creative ZEN Centrale
to transcode all video files to MJPEG format before downloading the files to the player.
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Produkt Specifikationer
| Mærke: | Creative |
| Kategori: | Mp3-afspiller |
| Model: | Zen Mosaic |
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