The AUTOPLAY function allows the player to play a specific audio source each time it starts. For more information about playback of audio sources, see Playback of the Audio Files, Web Radios and Other Audio Sources.
The available settings are listed below:
| Web server | Advanced menu | Description |
|---|---|---|
| None | NONE | Does not play anything at startup. |
| MUSxxx folder | MUS | Plays a MUSIC folder. |
| PLSxxx folder | PLS | Plays a PLAYLIST folder. |
| Web radio | WEBRADIO | Plays a web radio. |
| Aux input | AUX-INPUT | Switches to the player’s auxiliary input. (My Music Player only) |
| Last | LAST | Resumes playback from the last known state or position of the player before it was switched off. |
| Scheduler | SCHEDULER | Resumes playback from the last state or position described in the timestamped programming file (Scheduler). |
| — | USB-INT | Plays the content of a USB drive connected to the player’s internal USB host port. (My Music Player only) |
| — | USB-EXT | Plays the content of a USB drive connected to the player’s external USB host port. (My Music Player only) |
| — | SD-CARD | Plays the content of an SD/SDHC card inserted into the player’s SD memory card slot. (My Music Player only) |
| — | HDD-INT | Plays the content of a hard drive connected to the player’s SATA connector. (My Music Player, HW V1.0 only) |
Configure playback at startup
| Method | Procedure |
|---|---|
| Advanced menu | ADMINISTRATOR → SELECT AUTOPLAY: MUS/PLS → MUS or PLS → Select a folder number → Select a playback mode; or WEBRADIO → Select a web radio number; or MISC MODE → Select LAST, SCHEDULER or NONE. On My Music Player only, the following options are also available: USB-INT, USB-EXT, SD-CARD, HDD-INT and AUX-INPUT. |
| Web browser | On the Administrator page, go to Autoplay: → Select a startup playback mode (None, MUSxxx folder, PLSxxx folder, Web radio, Last, Scheduler or Aux input) → If necessary, select a folder number and a playback mode → Click Save at the bottom of the page. |
Configuration file (system.ini) | See Settings of the Parameters with the “system.ini” File. |
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