Hello Marten,
Wow! Thank you for your thoughtfulness.
I will go over this soonest.
I have not even started the busy manual flor sent me
So this afternoon will be well spent.
Again my appreciation,
Garth
Cobh
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[mailto:vip_students-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of martin kelly
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2016 7:25 PM
To: vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vip_students] Re: My Humanware Victor Stream MP3 reader - Help!!
Hi Garth!
Here is some information that I have just downloaded from Tony Sweeny's
latest posting:
I have no experienceof your latest piece of technology but hopefully, this
information will go a little way towards setting you on the right
tracks....Happy surfing
With the Victor Reader Stream it is easy to search for radio stations and
add them to the favorites playlist by pressing the bookmark key. However,
the favorites playlist can quickly grow to a large number of stations and
become rather unwieldly. Let's say your Favorites playlist had many stations
consisting of music, old-time radio, sports, news or other categories. You
can easily separate these stations into separate playlists for each
category.
Below are step-by-step instructions for doing that. For example, to create a
playlist of only the sports stations from your Favorites follow these steps:
1. Press key 1 multiple times to reach the Stream's Radio bookshelf.
2. Press key 4 or 6 multiple times to reach the Favorites playlist.
3. Press key 3 followed by the Pound (Confirm) key to export the
Favorites playlist to the SD card.
4. Remove the SD card and access it on your computer.
5. You will find a file on the SD card named, Exported Favorites
Playlist.xspf.
6. Rename this file to Sports.xspf.
7. Put the SD card back into your Stream.
8. Press the menu key 7 multiple times to reach the Podcasts menu.
9. Press key 8 until you reach the menu item named, Import Internet
Radio playlist from File.
10. Press the Confirm key to import the new sports playlist from the SD.
Then press the Cancel key to exit from the Stream menu.
11. Press key 1 to reach the Radio bookshelf and then key 6 multiple
times until you find the new Sports playlist.
12. Press Confirm to open the Sports playlist. It will be a duplicate of
your Favorites playlist.
13. However, you can now use the 4 or 6 keys to navigate through the
stations and press key 3 followed by Confirm key to delete all stations that
are not sports related.
14. Finally, use key 1 then keys 4 or 6 to return to the Favorites
playlist, press Confirm to open it, and then use keys 4 or 6 to navigate
your original favorites and use key 3 to delete all the sports stations
since they are now in your new Sports playlist.
You can repeat the above steps for each new playlist you wish to extract
from your Favorites.
