This document is about SoundServer user guide
The SoundServer is a hard disk based audio system that stores and catalogues your music collection. It allows you to select and play any album or track instantly using on-screen menus displayed on your television. The system automatically downloads full album, artist, and track names from the Internet CD database (Gracenote) when recording CDs.
The guide covers setting up the unit with included accessories like audio leads, TV leads, and a remote control. It details how to connect the SoundServer to music systems via line-level phono stereo input or digital coaxial output. Users can learn to record from CD, create custom playlists, organize their library by artist, album, genre, or track, and access additional services like news and reviews through XiVA-Net.
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 436mm x 390mm x 106mm |
|---|---|
| Maximum operating temperature | 40°C |
| Power input (100-127V) | 6A; 6OHz |
| Power input (200-240V) | 3.5A; 50Hz |
| Recording formats | Full CD quality (uncompressed) audio: 44.1kHz, 16-bit stereo and Compressed digital audio: MP3 (MPEG1 Layer 3) |
| Internet connection | RJ45 Ethernet connection (10 BaseT/100BaseT) |
It works with any music system providing a line-level phono stereo input, and also supports sound systems with a digital coaxial (electrical) input.
It automatically connects to the Internet CD database via built-in modem or Ethernet after recording CDs to download full details.
Yes, you can compile personal playlists and have the SoundServer automatically play tracks from the selected playlist.