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Program Guide
To see what will be playing on a particular channel:
While listening to live XM, select
options
→
View Programs
.
You will see a list of programs that will be playing on that
channel.
If you then highlight a program and select it, you can see
information about that program, schedule to record it, or
set an alert that will notify you when the program starts.
Looking for an interesting program but don’t know quite what you want? Select
menu
→
Live XM
→
XM Highlights
. You’ll see a list of the best programs across select XM channels for the next few
days.
Bookmarks
Use XMp3 radio’s “bookmarks” to remember artist and title information of interesting songs.
To bookmark a song that is currently playing, simply select
options
→
Bookmark Song
.
You can then view these bookmarks at a later time using the XM2go Music Manager application on
your PC. The XM2go Music Manager also makes it easy for you to purchase the songs that you’ve
bookmarked. You can purchase the songs from napster.com.
Using your XMp3 Radio
Playlists
You can create one or more custom lists, called playlists. A playlist is simply a collection of
recorded tracks that play in a certain order. Create a “morning commute” playlist, a “workout”
playlist, a “best of” playlist, and more. And yes, the same song can appear on more than one
playlist.
While listening to recorded XM or MP3/WMA files, select
options
→
Add to
Playlist
.
Choose to add the song to an existing playlist or to a new playlist. To create a
new playlist, select
New Playlist
. You will see an alphabetic keyboard that allows
you to spell the name of the playlist.
NOTE!
You cannot make playlists using both MP3/WMA files and XM recorded
content.
1.
2.
Turn the control
wheel to highlight a
letter; press the XM
button to select it.
Shift
displays lower-case
characters and other
symbols.
Select
Enter
when you’re
done spelling the name.
Playlist name
Correct errors using the
Back
key.
Exit
cancels the operation
without creating the playlist
name.
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