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NWZ-E370 Series | WALKMAN User Guide WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page Getting Started NWZ-E373/E374/E375 How to Use the Software User Guide Music Use this manual if you encounter any problems, or have any questions about your “WALKMAN.” Videos/Photos FM Radio Timer Settings Troubleshooting Important Information Specifications Contents list Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 1 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Getting Started Getting Started Getting Started How to Use the Software Music Before Use Before first use Videos/Photos How to use this User Guide FM Radio Operation flow of “WALKMAN” Timer What you can do with “WALKMAN” Settings Operation flow to enjoy music Operation flow to enjoy videos and photos Troubleshooting Power/Charging Important Information Turning your “WALKMAN” on and off Specifications Charging the battery About battery life Contents list Initial Settings Selecting the display language [Language Settings] Setting the current time [Set Date-Time] Parts and Controls Parts and controls About the Software About the software Home Menu/Option Menu About the Home menu How to use the Home menu How to use the option menu Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 2 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > How to Use the Software Getting Started How to Use the Software How to Use the Software Music Windows Media Player Importing music from CDs using Windows Media Player Videos/Photos Transferring music using Windows Media Player FM Radio Content Transfer Timer Transferring music using Content Transfer Settings Transferring videos/photos using Content Transfer Windows Explorer (Drag-and-Drop) Troubleshooting Transferring music using Windows Explorer Important Information Transferring videos/photos using Windows Explorer Specifications Go to page top Contents list Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 3 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Music Getting Started Music How to Use the Software Music Playing Music Playing music Videos/Photos Browsing and using the music screen FM Radio Searching for songs Timer Playing the songs in a playlist Playing all songs in random order Settings Deleting songs Troubleshooting Music Option Menu Important Information Using the music option menu Specifications Music Settings Setting the play mode [Play Mode] Contents list Setting the sound quality (CLEAR BASS) [Equalizer] Listening with Clear Stereo [Clear Stereo] Adjusting the volume level [Dynamic Normalizer] Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 4 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Videos/Photos Getting Started Videos/Photos How to Use the Software Music Watching Videos Watching videos [Videos] Videos/Photos Browsing and using the video screen FM Radio Deleting videos Timer Video Option Menu Settings Using the video option menu Video Settings Troubleshooting Setting the zoom function [Zoom] Important Information Setting the display of the video screen [Display] Specifications Setting the video orientation [Video Orientation] Contents list Viewing Photos Viewing photos [Photos] Browsing and using the photo screen Playing a slide show Deleting photos Photo Option Menu Using the photo option menu Photo Settings Photo orientation [Photo Orientation] Setting the display of the photo screen [Display] Setting the slide show play mode [Slide Show Repeat] Setting the interval of a slide show [Slide interval] Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 5 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > FM Radio Getting Started FM Radio How to Use the Software Music Listening to FM Radio Listening to FM radio [FM Radio] Videos/Photos Browsing and using the FM radio screen FM Radio Presetting broadcast stations automatically [Auto Preset] Timer Presetting broadcast stations manually Deleting preset broadcast stations [Delete from Preset] Settings FM Radio Option Menu Troubleshooting Using the FM radio option menu Important Information FM Radio Settings Specifications Setting the reception [Scan Sensitivity] Setting monaural/stereo [Mono/Auto] Contents list Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 6 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Timer Getting Started Timer How to Use the Software Music Setting the Timer About the timer Videos/Photos Setting the alarm [Alarm] FM Radio Setting the sleep timer [Sleep Timer] Timer Go to page top Settings Troubleshooting Important Information Specifications Contents list Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 7 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Settings Getting Started Settings How to Use the Software Music Common Settings Displaying your “WALKMAN” information [Unit Information] Videos/Photos Limiting the volume [AVLS (Vol. Limit)] FM Radio Turning off the beep sound [Beep Settings] Timer Setting the screensaver type [Screensaver] Adjusting the brightness of the screen [Brightness] Settings Setting the current time [Set Date-Time] Troubleshooting Setting the date format [Date Format] Important Information Setting the time format [Time Format] Returning to the factory settings [Reset all Settings] Specifications Formatting memory [Format] Contents list Selecting the display language [Language Settings] Music Settings Setting the play mode [Play Mode] Setting the sound quality (CLEAR BASS) [Equalizer] Listening with Clear Stereo [Clear Stereo] Adjusting the volume level [Dynamic Normalizer] Video Settings Setting the zoom function [Zoom] Setting the display of the video screen [Display] Setting the video orientation [Video Orientation] Photo Settings Photo orientation [Photo Orientation] Setting the display of the photo screen [Display] Setting the slide show play mode [Slide Show Repeat] Setting the interval of a slide show [Slide interval] FM Radio Settings Setting the reception [Scan Sensitivity] Setting monaural/stereo [Mono/Auto] Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 8 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Troubleshooting Getting Started Troubleshooting How to Use the Software Music To Deal with a Trouble What can I do to solve a problem? Videos/Photos Customer support Web site FM Radio Possible Causes of Symptoms Timer Table of contents for symptoms and possible causes Settings Operation Display Troubleshooting Power Important Information Connection to a computer Specifications FM Radio Other Contents list Messages Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 9 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Important Information Getting Started Important Information How to Use the Software Music Precautions Important product information Videos/Photos Warning FM Radio Caution Timer Notice for users Notes on the headphones Settings Notes on the software Troubleshooting Cleaning Important Information Notes on cleaning Specifications Storing Data Storing data Contents list Updating the Firmware of your “WALKMAN” Updating the Firmware of your “WALKMAN” License and Trademark Notice License and trademark notice Go to page top Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 10 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Specifications Getting Started Specifications How to Use the Software Music Specifications Specifications Videos/Photos Contents FM Radio System requirements Timer Go to page top Settings Troubleshooting Important Information Specifications Contents list Copyright 2012 Sony Corporation 11 WALKMAN User Guide Search Print Top page > Contents list Getting Started Contents list How to Use the Software Music Getting Started Videos/Photos Before Use FM Radio Before first use How to use this User Guide Timer Operation flow of “WALKMAN” Settings What you can do with “WALKMAN” Troubleshooting Operation flow to enjoy music Important Information Operation flow to enjoy videos and photos Specifications Power/Charging Turning your “WALKMAN” on and off Contents list Charging the battery About battery life Initial Settings Selecting the display language [Language Settings] Setting the current time [Set Date-Time] Parts and Controls Parts and controls About the Software About the software Home Menu/Option Menu About the Home menu How to use the Home menu How to use the option menu Go to page top How to Use the Software Windows Media Player Importing music from CDs using Windows Media Player Transferring music using Windows Media Player Content Transfer Transferring music using Content Transfer Transferring videos/photos using Content Transfer Windows Explorer (Drag-and-Drop) Transferring music using Windows Explorer Transferring videos/photos using Windows Explorer Go to page top 12 Music Playing Music Playing music Browsing and using the music screen Searching for songs Playing the songs in a playlist Playing all songs in random order Deleting songs Music Option Menu Using the music option menu Music Settings Setting the play mode [Play Mode] Setting the sound quality (CLEAR BASS) [Equalizer] Listening with Clear Stereo [Clear Stereo] Adjusting the volume level [Dynamic Normalizer] Go to page top Videos/Photos Watching Videos Watching videos [Videos] Browsing and using the video screen Deleting videos Video Option Menu Using the video option menu Video Settings Setting the zoom function [Zoom] Setting the display of the video screen [Display] Setting the video orientation [Video Orientation] Viewing Photos Viewing photos [Photos] Browsing and using the photo screen Playing a slide show Deleting photos Photo Option Menu Using the photo option menu Photo Settings Photo orientation [Photo Orientation] Setting the display of the photo screen [Display] Setting the slide show play mode [Slide Show Repeat] Setting the interval of a slide show [Slide interval] Go to page top FM Radio Listening
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