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SW
It
operates
as follows:
1.
The device encrypts the media, formatting the external drive. This process
deletes
all content
from the memory of the uSD or USB device.
2.
This process
may take several minutes
. "FORMATTING..." is displayed on the LCD
screen for the duration of the process (PLAYER ONE only).
3.
At the end of the process, "NO FILES" will be displayed on the LCD screen,
indicating that it has been
formatted correctly
and there are no audio files on the
external media (PLAYER ONE only).
4.
The external drive is now ready to download content using the
"
Cloud disk sync”
tool
- Store and Forward (rsync).
Please Note
: once this feature is disabled, if you re-enable it, you will need to restart the
process described above.
Some
considerations
with regards to the encryption function:
•
The encryption process is
destructive
, as formatting the external drive deletes all
the files on it.
•
Once this function is enabled, any
other
external
device
(uSD or USB) that is
inserted into the corresponding port, and which
does not contain the
encryption
keys,
will be encrypted
and therefore all files will be deleted. As a result, it will
not be able to play content other than that which is hosted on the media that the
device itself has encrypted.
•
The external storage media
cannot be read by any other device
(including other
PLAYER ONE/PNeeLAYER ZERO) that does not have the encryption keys.
•
The content can be read by the device that encrypted it,
as long as
the encryption
option
is not changed
. That is, if the encryption function is disabled, the device will
stop using this function and therefore will be able to read any external storage
media. However, it loses the keys to the previously encrypted external media, and
you will therefore not be able to play the content stored on them.
Please Note
: encryption is a tool that is
designed to be used in conjunction with
content
syncing
tool
: "Store and Forward" (rsync). The external storage media, as it is encrypted,
cannot be read or written to (copy contents) by any device, such as a computer. Therefore,
the only device capable of copying content onto the media is the player that encrypted it.
The "Store and Forward" (rsync) tool make this possible.
