The Main Display Screens
`There are three main sets of screens that you will use for searching and selecting from your library, seeing
`what is currently playing and what is in the P|ayList, and finally, adjusting the System Settings of Nomad
`JukeBox.
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`Libraryscreen — this displays the entire collection contained in OASIS whenever the LibraryKey is pressed.
`The content view can be “expanded” using SoftKeys to show individual tracks, or “compacted” to show
`Albums and other Catagories of music, depending upon what you want to view or search.
`TO DO THIS use ScrollKeys to select a line then press the OPEN or CLOSE SoftKey to change the view.
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`NowP|ayingScreen — this is the default screen when music is playing, it shows you information about the
`currently playing track, or what is coming up next on your list depending again on the view you choose. It can
`be expanded or compacted just like the LibraryScreen
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`As long as tracks are queued up or playing, and there is no other buttons are pressed, the PlayScreen will be
`the default display.
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`Menuscreen — this contains a list of all the cool, advanced set-up preferences, recording choices, data
`management functions and system tools of Nomad JukeBox. Selecting an item, then pressing the “Do It!”
`SoftKey at the ‘bottom left of the display will take you to a screen where that particular feature can be edited
`or controlled. As you become more used to Nomad JukeBox, you will be adjusting these settings more and
`more in order to tune it to your personal preferences, but for the time being, its enough to know that these
`controls are there!
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`Music PlayBack from Nomad JukeBox
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`There are two ways to listen to music on Nomad JukeBox. You either PLAY selected items .(for example and
`Album or a track) directly from the Library or you Queue them into a longer list. It depends how you feel — do
`you want to actively choose each track or album as you go, or would you prefer to line up a list of Albums and
`tracks to play through automatically while you concentrate on something else. Nomad JukeBox handles either
`method easily. It just depends on how items are selected from the Library — either “Played” or “Queued”. A
`track (or Album) “Played” from the Library goes straight to the head of the list — a track (or Album) “Queued”
`is placed at the end of the list and has to wait its turn.
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`To PLAY a Track or Album, simply find the Track or Album you want to listen to in your Library by using the
`OPEN/CLOSE SoftKeys to get to the right view, then scoll up and down with the ScrollKeys until the right item
`is highlighted. Now, press the PlayKe1 and the music will start; at the same time the NowP|ayingScreen will
`automatically be displayed. If you tire of the track or Album you selected, go back to the Libraryscreen (use
`the Library Button) and select another item. when you press PLAY, the currently playing track will stop and
`the new selection will start, just as if you'd removed one disk from the player and inserted another. This is a
`great way to quickly bounce around your music collection.
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`QUEUE—ING means that instead of playing items immediately from the Library, they are entered into a list
`and played one after the other (or in random fashion, if you prefer). The list does not have to be decided in
`one go — items can be appended to your list at any time. For example, as one Album draws to a close, you can
`select another, ready to start playing as soon as the first selection is finished. A track is queued by selecting
`from the Library as before, but instead of pressing PLAY, press the QUEUE labelled SoftKey.
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`You can continue to add as many items as you want to the QUEUE LIST — as soon as you stop searching for
`more tracks, the display screen will automatically revert to the P|ayScreen and show you details of the music
`you are currently hearing. Pressing the PlayKey when the PlayScreen is displayed, will simply pause the
`current track where it is; pressing the PlayKey again will re-start the list, operating just like the Play/Pause
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`button on a CD player or VCR. During playback of a QUEUED list, you can still pop into your |_ibrary and
`instantly PLAY a selected track (by using the Play method and hitting the P|ayKey directly). The current list will
`stop playing and play the selected track immediately. When it is finished, the cued List will pick up again. You
`can mix Playing and Cue-ing as you like.
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`Once a list is playing, the PlayMode can be set to Repeat, Shuffle or PlayOnce — this is selected using the
`righthand SoftKey from the main track view of the NowPlayingScreens.
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`Pressing the StopKey during any of the above operations will always stop the currently playing music and
`reset for play at the head of the List. Play will restart from the top of the list. At anytime, you can save the
`active CUE-LIST by pressing the MenuKey, selecting SAVELIST from the options displayed then the “Do It!”
`SoftKey — one of the neatest functions of OASIS is the ability to save PlayLists for another day!
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`How Content is organized in Nomad JukeBox
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`The total audio content of Nomad JukeBox is collectively known as the Library. The Library is indexed by using
`Categories and sub-Categories, PlayLists and Tracks. Icons in the display help to keep the levels clear.
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`Each audio file (for example a track of music) has a number of descriptive fields associated with it. Most of
`these fields (but notall) will have an entry in it. Some of these fields are equivalent to the Librarys’
`Categories.
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`Audio Content
`Data File
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`CONTENT DESCRIPTION FIELDS
`Release Date
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`When a Category is opened or expanded, it shows a list of all the different entries that can be found in a
`particular description field. For example, if the Album category is expanded, a new sub-category, which is a
`list of every entry that can be found in the Album field of each audio file, will be displayed — in other words, a
`list of all the Albums stored in the JukeBox.
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`From this sub-category list, a particular Album can be selected and opened or expanded. A new list, a PlayList,
`will now be displayed which contains every audio file that has the selected Album as the entry in its Album
`Field - in other words a list of all the tracks on the Album.
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`This quick tutorial focuses on Albums and Tracks because they are familiar to us and it is the way most music
`is grouped, and is therefore a useful paradigm for getting started. However, the principles apply just as well to
`other forms of audio data such as books, news clippings, personally recorded items and so on.
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`1. Why are there different encoder rates?
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`It is generally agreed that MP3 encoded at 128kbs provides compressed audio which is virtually
`indistinguishable from the uncompressed version in most listening environments. Encoding at a lower bit rate
`gives the advantage of a smaller file size and although there is some loss of quality, the results may still suit
`listeners under certain conditions.
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`2. Does NJ play CD's?
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`No. It looks like a portable CD player, but all files are played off an internal HD
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`3. Can I use NJ to store other files from my computer?
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`Not in the current version. However, the JukeBox is oriented toward mu|ti—media entertainment storage —
`future releases will allow additional non—audio data to be stored alongside the audio. OS upgrades will be
`available over the internet.
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`4. Can I play NJ in the car?
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`Yes. A neat kit accessory kit is available from (Creative) with a platform, DC power source from the cigarette
`lighter and a built in transmitter to your cars FM radio. It's easy to install and costs about $30..
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`5.
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`I don't have USB on my PC. Can I use a serial to USB adaptor?
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`To download content onto the JukeBox from a PC, USB is a requirement but after that it operates standalone.
`(By the way, you'll probably find that you can upgrade your PC with USB quite cheaply)
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`6. How long will it take to rip, say, 10 CDs?
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`If the CD drive is NOT equipped with a digital out, the audio can only be removed at a 1x rate. If there is a
`digital out, depending upon the system configuration, you will probably get between 3x and 10x extraction
`rate assuming that your PC has a least a 12x drive. After the audio is extracted, it needs to be encoded and
`this rate will vary according to your processor speed and memory available. For a ballpark figure, a 450MHz
`Gateway Laptop is able to rip and encode 10 albums in about one hour and a half. For a less highly specified
`PC, 3 or 4 albumsan hour is a reasonable expectation.
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`7. Does the NJ have a built in FM tuner?
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`No, but NOMAD ll does.
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`8. How do I back up my NJ contents, playlists and settings?
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`The Host application deals with archiving.
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`9. What sort of Drive is in NJ?
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`A 2.5” 6 GB hard drive similar to those found in laptops.
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`10. What does encryption mean?
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`This has to do with digital rights management and copyright protection. When you download an encrypted
`music file for example, there are a set of usage/playback rules which apply. Such as...’This file can be used on
`your JukeBox and Nomad II, but cannot be used on anyother devices, or, if you lend it to a friend, it is
`available on his/her player, but not yours”. Nomad JukeBox will be able to implement these rules which means
`that as the recording industry sets its standards for digital distribution, you will be able to participate in this
`market, as you see fit.
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`11. What does MP3 stand for?
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`MP3 is short for MPEG 1, layer 3. MPEG stands for Motion Picture Engineering Group
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`12. What is the advantage of NJ over a cheap laptop installed with say MusicMatch?
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`The JukeBox is more portable, with a cool functional design, has higher quality audio outputs, better battery
`life, large capacity and it is cheaper. It also has a proprietary file system which allows the playback of large
`files not found on a PC. (Note: You'd be hard pushed to find a LapTop with all the necessary requirements for
`$500...)
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`13. If NJ can hold 100 hours of music, why is the battery life only 6 hours?
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`There are two different aspects of the units performance when we talk about total content time and battery
`life. The NJ was designed as a portable desktop music library. with very large content capacity allowing you to
`choose your listening selection anywhere at anytime. The battery life of NJ was chosen to avoid expensive and
`exotic battery technology. With the smaller portable players such as Nomad ll, you are selecting and loading
`your listening content for a specific listening situation, in which case it is a reasonable expectation that the
`battery life is longer than the content length.
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`14. Can Ijog with NJ?
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`Yes you can — it is robust, compact and light. There is a 5 minute anti—shock memory buffer.
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`15. Is it possible for me to replace NJ's HD with an even larger one?
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`No. There is a proprietary file system in the NJ which allows it to provide its high performance playback of
`large file sizes.
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`16. Can I use my iMac to run the Host Software?
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`Not at FCS — but support for Mac Platform is planned within a few months. All of Creatives’ PDE family of
`products will be cross—p|atform. At Macworld (January 2000) Creative is showing the Nomad ll and WebCamGo
`integrated with the Mac OS.
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`17. What's the Infra Red window for?
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`777/: /'5 for receiving commands from a remote control accessory available a few months after Nomad
`JukeBox /3 /'n the stores.
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`18. Will other colors be available?
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`Not yet decided. What colors would you like to see?
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`Yes, absolutely! Quality will be better than Mini-Disk and as good as DAT. If microphones are used, rather
`than line level source, an external preamp is required. (Some mics are available with this built in). Recording
`sample rates can be 48Khz, 44.1KHz or 32KHz at 16 bit. The Nomad JukeBox will be able to store up to 10
`hours of uncompressed recorded music. The host PC can later be used to compress and organize this data.
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`date: 1999/12/24 19:34:56; author: geraldi; state: Exp;
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`date: 1999/12/20 17:48:56; author: howarde; state: Exp;
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`date: 1999/11/11 22:58:55; author: andreiv; state: Exp;
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`date: 1999/12/01 21:53:19; author: geraldi; state: Exp;
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