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, Nothing will be displayed for content copied on a recordable
media such as a CD-R/CD-RW and DVD-R. Note that no
data can be acquired for music content imported to the HDD.
, When the AMG Database does not contain pertinent data,
nothing will be displayed or received.
Metadata received from AMG Database is not
correct.
, Metadata received through automatic acquisition may be
wrong.
Select the correct data from the search results that appear
when you select [Search Info.] on the Disc Information
display.
, When the AMG Database does not contain pertinent data,
nothing will be displayed or received. Enter the data
manually using the edit functions.
Artist name and other information are
displayed, with no cover art.
, The number of the displayed cover arts of music CDs, DVD-
ROMs and BD-ROMs are limited.
About AMG, see page 146 for details.
Network-related problems
No sound is output from the client device.
, The server may be busy processing other operations. Music
sharing may not be allowed when other operations are in
progress.
, Even when the server is in “PARTY MODE,” there will be
no sharing if recording is underway.
Music files were not uploaded from the PC.
, The server may be busy processing other operations. Music
upload is not possible when other operations are in progress.
Sound is sometimes interrupted when sharing
music on a wireless network.
, On a wireless network, communication speed lowers
depending on the environment. Check the surroundings for
problems (distance between the devices, obstruction such as
walls or a microwave oven that is currently in use).
, LPCM files require a network bandwidth about 3 Mbps. If
the sound is interrupted, import the file in MP3 format (a
narrower bandwidth would suffice) and try again.
The server is not found by “Music Transfer”.
, Check that, the PC’s network setting is correct.
, When using a Windows XP or Vista PC, check that the
firewall settings are appropriate. To communicate with the
server, “Music Transfer.” needs to be registered as an
exception to the firewall setting, which is normally done at
the time of installation automatically if your PC’s firewall
function is the Windows standard package. With other
vendor’s firewall products, you will need to manually
configure the firewall exception setting by referring to the
product’s manual.
, The server is turned on.
, The server’s network settings are appropriate by referring to
related sections. If Music [Music Server Settings] is [Off],
change it to [On].
The server is always offline on “Music
Transfer.”
, If the server is detected but only found as offline, check that
the PC’s device name or MAC address is included in
[Registered Device List]. If not listed, register the PC to the
list by referring to page 122.
Music file transfer with “Music Transfer” has
failed.
, If “Server is busy” is displayed, operations on the server are
the cause. Cancel the server’s operation and re-start the
transfer.
, If “The server’s HDD capacity is insufficient” is displayed,
the server’s HDD capacity is not enough.
, If “The control area is full” is displayed, it is beyond the limit
that the server can manage (page 47).
The client device does not play the server’s
music content/The client device cannot find the
server.
, Check that the server is connected to the network.
, The client device may not be registered. Check the
Unregistered Device List and register the device.
, If the client device does not play the music content properly,
refer to the instructions supplied with the device.
, To play the server’s music content while the server is turned
off, [System Settings] – [Standby Mode] must be set to
[Standard] (page 116).
, Operations on the server may have interfered with playback
on the client device.