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Logical format (File system):
1. When writing MP3/WMA files to a CD-R disc
or CD-RW disc, please select either “ISO9660
level 1, 2 or Joliet” or Apple ISO as the writing
software format. Normal playback might not
be possible if the disc is recorded in any other
format.
2. The folder name and file name can be displayed
as the title during MP3/WMA playback.
However, the title must be within 30 single byte
alphabetical letters and numerals (including an
extension).
3. Do not name a folder with the same name as a
file within that folder.
Folder structure:
You cannot play a disc that contains folders with
more than eight hierarchical levels.
Number of files or folders:
1. Up to 999 files can be recognised per folder.
Up to 3000 files can be played.
2. Tracks are played in the order that they were
recorded onto a disc. (Tracks may not always
be played in the order displayed on a computer.)
3. Some noise may occur depending on the type
of encoder software used while recording.
Notes about listening to WMA/MP3 files
Disabling DRM (Digital Rights Management)
Highway will not play any WMA files if they are
DRM (Digital Rights Management) enabled. If you
want to play a WMA file on Highway, you will need
to disable DRM.
If using Windows Media Player 9/10/11, click on
Tools > Options > Copy Music tab. Under Copy
settings, un-check the Copy protect music.
checkbox, then reconstruct the files.
Personally constructed WMA files are used at your
own responsibility.
File extensions:
1. Always add a file extension “.MP3”, “.WMA” to
an MP3, WMA file by using single byte letters. If
you add a file extension other than specified or
forget to add the file extension, the file cannot
be played.
2. Files without MP3/WMA data will not play. The
files will play with no audio if you attempt to play
files without the MP3/WMA data.
* When VBR files are played, the play time display
may differ depending on the play location.
* When MP3/WMA files are played, very little or
no sound will play between tunes.
Listening to iPod or iPhone content
Connecting an iPod and iPhone
Connect an iPod or iPhone* to the USB connector.
After connecting an iPod/iPhone, you will be able
to control all playback functions and view all the
information about the track’s stored on your iPod/
iPhone using Highway’s controls.
Listening to audio from an iPod or iPhone
You can listen to audio from any music or videos
stored on your iPod. To listen to audio from your
iPod:
1. Press the MENU button.
2. Turn and press the VOLUME dial to select
‘MUSIC’ or ‘VIDEO’.
3. If you selected ‘MUSIC’, turn and press the
VOLUME dial to select either ‘PLAY LISTS’,
‘ARTISTS’, ‘ALBUMS’, ‘SONGS’, ‘GENRES’ or
‘COMPOSERS’.
If you selected ‘VIDEO’, turn and press the
VOLUME dial to select either ‘MOVIES’, ‘MUSIC
VIDEOS’, ‘TV SHOWS’, ‘VIDEO PODCASTS’, or
‘RENTALS’.
Note: When you play a video file, Highway
can only play the audio from the video and not
display any image content.
4. Turn and press the VOLUME dial to select the
item that you want to listen to.
Note: The items listed in VIDEO MENU vary
depending on what model of iPod you have
connected and the language used.
*Supports most iPod and iPhone models. For the latest information, check the compatibility table on our website: www.pure.com/products/ipod-compatibility.
