Sony COM-2 Supplement
Mylo™ internet device
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Also See for COM-2:
- Operating instructions manual (270 pages) ,
- Quick start manual (29 pages) ,
- Addendum (12 pages)
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SHOUTcast
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Video
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About the supplied "Operating Instructions"
manual (PDF)
To download the latest version of "Operating Instructions"
manual (PDF), visit the following Web site:
http://www.sony.com/mylo/support
©2008 Sony Corporation
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4-105-218-11(1)
Printed in Japan
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Summary of Contents for Sony COM-2
- Page 1 URL input box and navigation bar of the Web browser About the supplied “Operating Instructions” manual (PDF) To download the latest version of “Operating Instructions” manual (PDF), visit the following Web site: http://www.sony.com/mylo/support ©2008 Sony Corporation Widget 4-105-218-11(1) Printed in Japan...
- Page 2 “SHOUTcast Widget” is not in the supplied CD-ROM. You can download it from the following Web site: http://www.sony.com/mylo Audio formats of some radio stations that not supported by the Music Player of mylo, such as “AAC+, ” are not playable.
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Page 3: How To Select A Channel
When you tap a game file, the Web browser is launched and the game will start. Tap the HOME button to finish playing a game. Note Game files are not in the supplied CD-ROM. You can download them from the following Web site: http://www.sony.com/mylo to select a channel, and then tap... - Page 4 About supported video formats This unit also supports WMV formats in addition to those stated in “Supported video formats” described in “Operating Instructions” manual (PDF). Supported file format: Supported video codec: WMV9 (VC-1) (Simple Profile) Bite rate: 768 kbps (maximum) Frame rate: 30 fps (maximum) Resolution: 320 ×...
- Page 5 You can transfer video files or playlists to the unit using Windows Media Player. Before transferring video files, be sure to set the unit’s USB mode to “MTP” and connect the unit to a computer. To transfer video files, start Windows Media Player, and click “Sync”...