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Network shares may be stand-alone network attached

storage (NAS) drives or shared folders on a computer

attached to the network. The HDX-SSD will automatically

identify network shares and, if they are enabled, allow the

audio files they hold to be browsed and played.

Refresh All Shares: Refreshes the status of all network

shares. If a large number of network shares is present, this

may take some time.

Add New Share: Enables the manual addition of a network

share. Normally the HDX-SSD will automatically identify

network shares but if a share fails to appear in the Manage

Shares list the Add New Share routine may be used.

Note: Audio files stored on network shares and protected

by Digital Rights Management (DRM) that restricts

playback to specific hardware may not be available to

play via the HDX-SSD.

Note: Network shares can be converted to become “Music

Stores” where ripped CD data is stored. A Network Share

nominated as a Music Store will no longer appear in the

network shares list but will appear in the Music Stores list.

Any audio files it already contains generated by a process

other than NaimNet Server or HDX-SSD ripping will not be

available to the HDX-SSD. See the following paragraphs for

more on Music Stores.

4.8.4 Music Stores

Music Stores are the locations where ripped CD data is

stored and can include multiple nominated Network Share

locations. Selecting Music Stores opens the Music Stores

menu to provide options to Manage Stores, Add New

Store, ViewBackup and Add Backup. Storage Format, MP3

Library, and Encoding Queue.

Manage Stores: Displays a list of connected or previously

connected music stores and their connection status. Red,

orange and green indicators describe the status of each

music store: Red indicates unavailable, orange indicates

scanning and green indicates available.

Music Stores can be raised or lowered in priority or

removed from the list through Down, Up and Remove

buttons. Their Status can be displayed and their Password

and Lock Settings can be modified.

Operation - The Front Panel Display Interface

Newly ripped CD data will be stored on the Music Store

at position 1 in the list. If that store is full or unavailable,

the data will be stored on the next available store with

sufficient free space.

Note: Files should never be added to or deleted from

Music Stores via an alternative computer operating system.

Add New Store: Initiates a routine that enables the

creation, naming and password protection of new Music

Stores. Music Stores can only be created from existing

empty Network Shares.

Note: Individual Music Stores may be locked to prevent

ripped data being stored. If the primary Music Store is

locked, the next in line will automatically be used to store

newly ripped data.

ViewBackup: Shows details of the currently active backup

location(s). An option to remove backup locations is also

provided.

Note: The default HDX-SSD daily backup schedule is

automatically implemented as soon as a backup location

is added. The backup schedule can only be modified via

the Naim Desktop Client PC application and the n-Serve

OS X application.

Add Backup: Enables an empty Network Share to be

nominated as a backup location.

Note: Only empty Network Shares can be nominated as

backup locations.

Storage Format: Enables WAV or FLAC formats to be

selected for existing and newly ripped CDs. The default

HDX-SSD setting is to rip CDs in WAV format. FLAC can be

selected as an alternative to offer reduced file size but

may result in subjectively less good sound.

Choosing an alternative format to the one currently

selected will begin the process of converting the existing

files in all HDX-SSD music stores to the new format. Even

with a relatively small number of ripped CDs the conversion

process can take a significant amount of time. The process

however has no impact on HDX-SSD performance and can

be halted when incomplete if desired without any ill effects.

Note: File format conversion can be managed on a file by

file basis with the DTC or n-Serve for OS X applications.

MP3 Library: Enables MP3 format copies of ripped music files

to be created. The MP3 copies can be used for playback

applications where the reduced file size is advantageous;

portable music players for example. Four MP3 conversion

quality options are provided, each one broadly appropriate

to different playback hardware: 320kb for hi-fi systems,

224kb for personal audio players, 160kb for televisions

and and 128kb for mobile phones. MP3 file size falls with

decreasing conversion rate, however audio quality will also

reduce. Once created, MP3 copies are stored in the LQ

folder located in each HDX-SSD music store.

Music Stores

Manage Stores

Add New Store

View Backups

Add Backup

Storage Format

MP3 Library

Encoding Queue

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