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Modem:

A modem is an item of network hardware that forms a

bridge between the network and the internet - usually via

a broadband connection through telephone lines.

MP3:

MP3 was the original audio data compression algorithm

that made practical the transmission of audio files over the

internet and their playback on portable audio hardware

products with limited storage capacity.

Naim Extended Music Database:

Thanks to UnitiServe-SSD’s use of the AMG database,

it is able to access significantly more information than

competing products. This means selection and searching

for specific items can be more intuitive and productive.

NaimNet:

NaimNet network enabled audio products are

manufactured in the UK by Naim Audio. Like their closely

related non-network Naim products, they represent the

ultimate in musical performance.

Network:

A network in terms of this manual is a group of

interconnected and communicating servers, computers,

or peripheral devices that are able automatically to share

and control large volumes of data at high speeds.

Network Attached Storage (NAS):

If a CD collection is too large for the internal storage of

UnitiServe-SSD, an external hard disk can be added to the

network to increase the storage available.

Network Share:

A Network Share is a network attached storage location

from which UnitiServe-SSD can replay audio. A Network

Share may be a NAS hard disk (see above) or a shared

folder on a computer.

Music Store:

A Music Store is a storage location where UnitiServe-SSD

stores ripped CD data. Normally, UnitiServe-SSD’s internal

hard disk is its Music Store however Network Shares can be

converted to become Music Stores.

Playlist:

A playlist is a specific group of tracks collected together for

a specific purpose; “favourites” perhaps, or “party tracks”.

A simple list of tracks queued-up to play (the tracks of an

album for instance) may also be referred to as a playlist.

RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks):

RAID storage incorporates multiple hard disk drives into

a single element. Data stored in a RAID is divided and

replicated among the drives to improve reliability and, in

some cases, read and write speeds.

Ripping:

Ripping is the slang term for extracting and storing the audio

data from a CD. UnitiServe-SSD is unusual in ripping the

audio data repeatedly to minimise errors. There are some

Supplement – Hard Disk Player Terminology

Router:

A router is an item of network hardware that controls

network traffic. Many home network routers include a

broadband modem to connect the network to the internet

and many also include a wireless element that enables

network hardware with wireless capabilities to connect.

Server:

Server is a generic term that describes an item of network

hardware that stores and provides data to the network.

Shuffle:

Shuffle is a term used to describe the random playback of

tracks.

S/PDIF:

S/PDIF (Sony/Philips Digital Interconnect Format) is a digital

audio interface format commonly used in domestic digital

audio equipment.

StreamNet:

StreamNet is a proprietary network technology that

enables synchronous and very high quality streaming of

audio and video over TCP/IP networks. UnitiServe-SSD and

all NaimNet products are StreamNet compatible.

TCP/IP:

TCP/IP (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) is

the communications protocol on which the internet and

many other networks are based.

User Interface (UI):

Different user interfaces are available with UnitiServe-SSD

depending on the model and mode of use. See Section

1.2.

UPnP™:

UPnP™ (Universal Plug and Play) is network connection

standard that enables compatible hardware to connect

automatically and to simplify the implementation of home

networks.

USB:

USB (Universal Serial Bus) is a computer interface format

developed to enable simple connection of computer

peripheral devices.

WAV:

WAV (Waveform Audio Format) is a Microsoft/IBM audio file

format for storing and transferring audio on PCs. WAV is a

“lossless” file format.

Web Page:

A web page is a computer screen full of data output by

a network device that communicates information on its

status and may enable control via a mouse and keyboard.

WMA:

WMA (Windows Media Audio) is an audio data

compression technology developed by Microsoft. The

name can refer to both the audio file format and the

audio compression technique itself.

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