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Operation - External Storage

7 External Storage

The HDX is not only able to replay material ripped and stored on its internal hard disk but

can also replay material stored on a variety of externally connected storage hardware.

Such hardware might be relatively small capacity devices temporarily connected via one

of the HDX’s USB interface sockets, or large capacity “Network Shares” connected via a

home network. Network Shares can also be configured as HDX rip locations.

7.1 USB Storage Devices

A locally connected storage device will most likely be a

memory stick connected to one of the HDX’s USB sockets.

Note: The amount of music stored on an external device

determines how long the HDX will spend scanning the

device when it is first connected before the music is

available to browse.

Note: Locally connected devices are re-scanned every

time the HDX starts up.

The tracks found by the HDX on locally connected storage

will only be held in its database while the storage is

connected and switched on.

Note: Local connection is only intended for relatively small

music collections on temporarily connected memory sticks.

Any large capacity storage should always be connected

via a network.

In order for USB stored music to be available to the HDX,

for playback various conditions must be met:

• Music files must be in AAC, FLAC, MP3, or WAV

formats (up to 24 bit, 192kHz).

• Music files must be unprotected by DRM encoding

that restricts them to specific playback hardware.

7.2 Network Shares

Before material stored on shared network devices can be

accessed by the HDX, it must scan the network to identify

the address of each share and to build a database of the

locations and details of the available audio files.

The HDX automatically scans the network when first

switched on and will then periodically scan to find new

network shares and identify any changes to the available

audio files. It may however take a considerable time

following connection of the HDX to the network for

changes to be reflected in the HDX’s database.

Note: Network scanning is carried out at up to several

hundred files per minute although this figure depends on

the speed of the file storage device.

The music files found by the HDX on network shares will

be incorporated into its database and remembered until

any changes are identified, irrespective of the HDX being

switched off.

In order for network shared music files to be available to

the HDX, for network or local playback various conditions

must be met:

• Folders containing audio files must be set up to

be “shared”. Refer to the folder’s host computer

operating system user manual for details on setting

up shared folders.

• Music files must be in AAC, FLAC, MP3, WAV, Apple

Lossless, Ogg, AIFF or WMA formats (up to 24 bit,

192kHz).

• Music files must be unprotected by DRM encoding

that restricts them to specific playback hardware.

Network shares can be viewed and managed from the

Front Panel interface Network Shares menu. See Section

4.8.3

7.3 Music Stores

Network Shares can be converted to operate as HDX

Music Stores – locations where the data from ripped CDs

is stored. Promoting a Network Share to Music Store status

may be appropriate if the internal HDX drive is becoming

full or if external rip storage provides enhanced network

convenience or data security.

Note: Enhanced data security is only likely if the network

share is a RAID device.

Just as the HDX internal hard disk does not appear as

a Network Share, when a Network Share is converted

to Music Store status it will no longer appear in the HDX

Network Shares list.

Important: Network Shares converted to Music Store status

are not automatically backed-up by the HDX. They must

be backed-up manually.

Music Stores are used as rip locations by the HDX in order

of priority. CDs will be ripped automatically to the highest

priority Music Store until it is full, when the next priority Music

Store will be used.

Network Shares can be converted to Music Store status

via the Add New Store option of the Music Stores Menu.

See the following section and Section 4.8.4 for more

information on Music Stores.

Important: Files should never be added to or deleted from

Music Stores via an alternative computer operating system.

Note: This is because Music Stores contain not only the

ripped CD data files but also the associated database

and meta-data files. External manipulation of a Music

Store will almost certainly result in database or meta-data

corruption.

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