Click the Transfer to Player button to copy tracks from your computer to your player Click the right panel and select the folder where you want to copy tracks to. Click the left panel and select the tracks or folders that you want to copy. Click the Transfer to Player button above. Warning : Do not disconnect your player while transfer is in progress. You can also transfer tracks to your player by dragging them to the right panel, or by right-clicking the tracks and selecting the Transfer to Player option.
Click the Transfer to PC button to copy tracks from your player to your computer Click the right panel and select the folder where you want to copy tracks to. Click the Transfer to PC button above. You can also transfer tracks to your computer by dragging them to the right panel, or by right-clicking the tracks and selecting the Transfer to PC option.
Click the Views button to display music files only or all files Click the Views button above and select the View All Files option. Music tracks and data files that are on your computer and player will be displayed.
Click one panel and select the folder where you want to copy files to. Click the other panel and select the files or folders that you want to copy. Tips: Like in Windows operations, you can select multiple files within one window. The selected files are highlighted.
You can also transfer files by dragging them to a panel, or by right-clicking the files and selecting the Transfer to Player or Transfer to PC option. Delete tracks and make space for new ones In either panel, select the tracks or folders that you want to delete. Create folders to categorize the files on your player Click the New Folder icon above in the panel where you want to create a new folder.
Type the name of the new folder. Check your player's battery level from Creative Media Lite Connect your player to the computer. Click the Disconnect Player icon to stop your player properly and to avoid losing data Before removing your player, click the Disconnect Player icon above.
Remove your player from your computer when you see the Safe to Remove Player message box. Protect your hearing by restricting the maximum volume of your player to a comfortable level Connect your player to the computer. Click the Set Volume Restriction Limit icon above. The Maximum Volume Restriction dialog box appears. Select the Enable Maximum Volume Restriction checkbox.
Drag the slider below to choose the maximum volume. Your player will not play music at a volume beyond this level. To require a password to change this setting, select the Protect with password checkbox. Click the OK button. Notes : After protecting the Volume Restriction settings with a password, the same password is required for subsequent changes. You can download the firmware from www. The maximum volume output varies for different earphones or headphones.
The Set Volume Restriction Limit icon is grayed out if no player or an unsupported player is connected. Click the Creative Media Lite icon at the top-left corner. Select the About Creative Media Lite option. The software version is displayed. Your player's firmware version is conveniently displayed in Creative Media Lite Connect your player to the computer. Check if updates are available for your software and firmware Connect your player to the computer.
Click the Check For Updates icon above and follow the onscreen instructions Notes: Updating your firmware will not cause you to lose any content. You may, however, lose selected settings, like your Volume Restriction password.
Pierre and Miquelon St. Language English. Audible Audiobooks Galore. Software Settings 1. Launching Creative Media Lite automatically 2. Formatting your player Navigation 1. Moving up one folder quickly Ripping 1. Ripping tracks Transfers 1. Transferring tracks from your computer to your player 2.
Transferring tracks from your player to your computer 3. Transferring data files Player Management 1. Deleting tracks 2. Creating a new folder 3. Checking the battery level on your player 4. Disconnecting your player safely Volume Restriction 1.
Setting the maximum volume limit Firmware and Software 1. Identifying your Creative Media Lite version 2. Identifying the player software firmware version 3. Checking for updates Software Settings. Launching Creative Media Lite automatically For convenience, opt to launch Creative Media Lite automatically whenever you connect your player to your computer Click the Settings icon above.
Checking for Creative Media Lite updates weekly Check regularly for updates to avoid missing out on improvements to your player Click the Settings icon above. Formatting your player Formatting your player clears all content and customized settings Connect your player to the computer, and back up your player's content on your computer. Moving up one folder quickly Quickly view the contents of the folder above In either panel, click the Up icon above.
You can use Windows Explorer to transfer files including music tracks to your player. Please note that copy protected WMA files will not play on your player if they were transferred using Windows Explorer. Firmware refers to the software residing on your player which controls your player's features. Sometimes, improvements are made to your player's firmware and these firmware upgrades are placed on the Creative web site for you.
Alternatively, visit the Creative web site, www. Before upgrading your player's firmware, you need to log on to your computer in Administrator mode. For details about Administrator mode, see your operating system's documentation. When your player's LED changes from blinking orange to steady orange, your player is fully charged. The following will make your player's battery last longer. Avoid unnecessarily moving to the previous or next track. Avoid unnecessarily moving forward or backward within a track.
Avoid unnecessarily turning the player on or off. Avoid using passive speakers or high-powered headphones. Avoid playing back tracks with high bitrates or heavy bass. For details, click the Access How-To Online button in the application.
It is a form of copy protection for music and subscription content purchased from online music stores. Your player does not support subscription music. Music files that use other forms of copy protection cannot be transferred to or be played on your player.
Some content from online music stores may not be transferable to portable devices, or there may be a limit on the number of transfers. For details, contact your online music store.
The file transfer process may have been interrupted. To safely disconnect your player after transferring files, click the Disconnect Player button in Creative Media Lite or click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the Taskbar. To transfer music to your player, you can use Creative Media Lite. Other software may not.
Your player supports up to three folder levels from the root. Your player has a limit of folders. Your player supports up to playable tracks, depending on your player's capacity and individual song quality. Your player's playback sequence follows the alphanumeric order of the file names. To customize playback sequence, add a number in front of the file name for example, 01 Track A, 02 Track B, and so on.
The track may have been transferred incorrectly or is in an unsupported format. Check the following: The track is in a format supported by your player.
The track is within three levels of folders from the root. If the music track is copy protected, make sure that it is transferred using Creative Media Lite, not Windows Explorer. It does not support PlaysForSure and subscription content.
Audible content refers to spoken audio programs such as audio books that you can purchase online. To transfer Audible content to your player, download AudibleManager at www. To skip sections within an Audible track Using your player's mode switch, push and hold at Skip Folder. Release the mode switch when the LED starts blinking slowly.
If no button is pressed for a few minutes, your player returns to normal play mode. This can be downloaded from the Creative web site, www. The battery may be too depleted to power your player. Charge the player for approximately two to three hours by connecting the USB cable to an actively running computer before turning on the player again.
Avoid using a USB hub.
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