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9 Hard Disk Player Terminology

The following pages carry a glossary of hard disk

player and network terminology that will help you get

the best from this manual and ease the installation

and operational learning-curve.

AAC:

AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) is a lossy compression

and encoding format for digital audio. Intended to be

a successor of the MP3 format, AAC was designed to

achieve better sound quality than MP3 at equivalent

levels of data compression. AAC’s best known use is as the

default audio format of Apple’s iPhone, iPod, and iTunes

application, and as the format of all iTunes Store audio.

AAC is however also employed by Sony and Nintendo.

AAC files are sometimes identified by .m4a or .mp4 file

extensions.

AMG:

The All Music Guide database is the primary database

that UnitiServe-SSD interrogates when a new CD is inserted

in its transport. The AMG database can be interrogated

manually at www.allmusic.com

Note: The data provided by AMG is occasionally

inaccurate or incomplete. It is possible however to submit

corrections at www.allmusic.com

Broadband Internet:

Broadband internet is the generic term for an “always-on”

internet connection that provides data download rates

above 256kb/sec.

Apple Lossless:

Apple Lossless is a lossless compression and encoding

format for digital audio. It offers between 40% and 60%

data compression without loss of audio information.

Bit Perfect:

The term bit perfect refers to the error free ripping of digital

data stored on CD. A bit perfect rip file will be, bit for bit,

identical to the data held on the CD.

Browser:

A browser is a PC application that accesses, displays and

implements web pages. Microsoft Internet Explorer and

Mac OS X Safari are examples. As well as distributing music

data on a network, UnitiServe-SSD generates web pages

that can be read by a browser.

Client:

A client is a software application on a PC that accesses

a remote service on another computer system, known as

a server, by way of a network - UnitiServe-SSD’s Desktop

Client application for example.

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol):

Hardware items installed on a TCP/IP network have an IP

Address through which they are identified by all the other

items on the network. DHCP is a set of rules that enable the

automatic allocation of addresses as items are connected

(or switched on while connected) to the network.

UnitiServe-SSD is set up by default to use DHCP.

Digital Rights Management (DRM):

Digital Rights Management refers to the data embedded

in some music files that restricts copying and playback.

Material downloaded from the Apple iTunes store is an

example.

Firewall:

A firewall is a network device or software application

designed to control computer network traffic by

compliance with a specific set of rules and security criteria.

Firmware:

Firmware describes control and interface computer

programs that are embedded in the electronic hardware

of a product.

FLAC:

FLAC (Free Lossless Audio Codec) is a file format for audio

data compression. Being a lossless format, it removes no

information from the audio data, as lossy compression

formats such as MP3. FLAC’s primary advantage is a

reduction of data storage requirements by up to 50%, it

may however result in subjectively less good sound.

Flash:

Adobe Flash is a software application that provides

interactivity and animation in web sites. It is usually

embedded into web browser applications.

FreeDB:

FreeDB is the secondary database that UnitiServe-SSD

interrogates when an unknown CD is inserted in its

transport.

Internet:

The internet is the worldwide network of predominantly

TCP/IP connected servers and computers. While the

internet provides a variety of data services for professional

and corporate use, most people know it for email and the

World Wide Web.

IP Address:

An IP address is a numerical identifier unique to a specific

piece of hardware on a TCP/IP network. IP addresses

contain four groups of numbers from 0 to 255 separated by

dots. 192.168.0.8 is a typical IP address.

Local:

Local in terms of this manual means non-network

connections and associations. For example, a hi-fi system

(amplifier and speakers) connected to UnitiServe-SSD’s

audio outputs, or a touch screen connected to UnitiServe-

SSD’s USB interface is local. A hi-fi system or a touch screen

connected via the NaimNet network is not local.

Memory Stick:

A memory stick is a small, portable solid-state computer

memory element that connects via USB to provide

removable extra storage. Memory sticks have replaced

floppy disks.

Supplement – Hard Disk Player Terminology

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