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02-06-2011 03:08 AM |
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Originally Posted by bagiai2000
(Post 535414)
I already foud how to integrate the cover art, thanks.
By the way do you know how to set the name of the song? For example the song title is: "HOw can you mend a broken heart" On the display it only shows "How can you mend..." normally it will scroll the whole song so you know what is the title, but this X1061 never scroll, how can I set the title to scroll, or is this model does not have this feature? Thanks
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Based on my experience with my own player (an NWZ-1051), it doesn't scroll the information. However, it is possible to see all of the information by going to the Detailed Information from the Music Option menu (it's the second item from the bottom of the list). This screen provides a great deal of information on each song, and provides the complete entry for each item (title, album, artist).
I agree that the lack of scrolling is a bit of an annoyance. Another disappointment is the small size of the some of the screen text and items. The text size of many of the items (track number/total number of tracks, current time and total time, and some of the icons) are smaller than they need to be. Considering the size of the screen, they could have been made larger.
However, the interface for the NWZ-X10XX series does have some improvements over that of the older Sony players. As an example, when it shows a list of songs it also shows the artist's name, making it easier to identify which song is which when more than one song has the same name. It is the same with the album list, which now shows the album artist's name in addition to the name of the album.
On the subject of album art, I've found that embedding it in the ID3 tag is the best way to handle it. One thing to mention about embedding the album art: I use MediaMonkey to embed the album art into the tag, and when I do this I make sure the image type is "Cover (front)" and that there is only one image in the tag. It is possible to embed multiple images in the tag and this may cause problems when displaying album art. There are also many different image types available, including: Cover (back), Band, Conductor, Leaflet Page, and Not specified.
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