Integra NAS-2.3, Instruction Manual

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•  Double-click on either the 

Macintosh_Index.xml

 or 

Windows_Index.xml

 file, depending on the type of computer 

you are using. 

Note: 

the import process may take some time depending on the number 

of albums and the speed of your computer.  If you have recently added 
new music or updated the details of any of the albums on your Audio 
Network Server you may wish to wait for a few minutes before opening 
this file to ensure that it is up to date. 

Once the iTunes 

Library

 source has been updated with the music 

from your Audio Network Server you can you can update your iPod 
as follows: 

•  Connect your iPod in the normal way. 

• Click 

the 

Browse 

button in the top right-hand corner of the iTunes 

window. 

•  Drag any item from the 

Genre

, 

Artist

, 

Album

 lists onto the iPod 

icon in the 

Source 

area. 

The transfer process will begin shortly afterwards. 

Updating the iTunes Library

If you have removed music from your Audio Network Server or edited 
the names of any items in the library you will need to update the 
iTunes 

Library

 to remove any broken links.  To do this, you should 

first delete all the Audio Network Server albums from the iTunes 
library as follows: 

• Select 

the 

View Options 

item from the 

Edit 

menu. 

• Check 

the 

Grouping

 option, then click the 

OK 

button to confirm 

your changes. 

•  In the iTunes 

Library

 click the new 

Grouping

 column heading.  The 

tracks located on your Audio Network Server hard disk will be grouped 
together using the label 

<-

AUDIO NETWORK SERVER_NAME

(e.g. <-NAS-23_000123). 

•  Click on the first track in the list with this grouping label then, 

holding down the 

Shift

 key, click the last track. 

• Press 

the 

Delete

 key to remove these tracks from the iTunes 

Library

. 

• Click 

Yes 

to confirm your choice. 

Repeat the import process described above to add back the Audio 
Network Server information. 

Transferring Music to your Portable Player using

Windows Media Player

The 

XiVA Media Import

 plugin for Windows Media Player enables 

you to update the 

Media Library 

with the music collection on your 

Audio Network Server.  Contact your local dealer for more details. 
Windows Media Player version 9 is required. 

Once you have the 

XiVA Media Import 

plugin you can install it on 

your PC by double-clicking on the 

XiVA WMP Plugin Setup

 file and 

following the on-screen instructions. 

The albums on your Audio Network Server can then be added as 
follows: 

• From 

the 

Tools 

menu highlight the 

Plugins

 option and click 

XiVA

Media Import

. 

• Navigate 

the 

My Network Places

 area to locate the hard disk of 

your Audio Network Server. 

•  Double-click on the 

Windows_Index.xml 

option. 

Note: 

the import process may take some time depending on the number 

of albums and the speed of your computer.  If you have recently added 
new music or updated the details of any of the albums on your Audio 
Network Server you may wish to wait for a few minutes before opening 
this file to ensure that it is up to date. 

Once your 

Media Library 

has been updated with the music from 

your Audio Network Server you can update your portable player as 
follows: 

• Click 

the 

Copy to CD or Device

 option from the Media Player 

toolbar. 

• Select 

the 

Album, Artist, Genre or Playlist 

you wish to copy 

from the 

Items to Copy 

list. 

• Under 

Items on Device 

select your portable player. 

• Click 

the 

Copy 

button. 

The transfer process will begin shortly afterwards. 

Using your Audio Network Server with a Portable Player