Music > Music category
Music category
The following icons are displayed under 
(Music). The icons displayed vary depending on the conditions of use.
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Search for Media Servers | Initiate a search for DLNA Media Servers that are connected on the same network. |
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Media Server | Connect to DLNA Media Servers and play the music that is stored there. The icon displayed varies depending on the type of server. |
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(title name) | Play a Super Audio CD. |
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(CD title) | Play an audio CD. |
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Data Disc | Play music files saved on compatible, recordable disc media such as a CD-R or DVD-R. |
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DSD Disc | Play DSD-format music files saved on compatible disc media, such as a DVD-R. |
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Memory Stick™ | Play music files saved on Memory Stick™ media.* |
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SD Memory Card | Play music files saved on an SD Memory Card.* |
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CompactFlash® | Play music files saved on CompactFlash®.* |
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PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) | Play music files saved on a PSP™ system's Memory Stick Duo™ media. |
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Digital Camera | Play music files saved on a digital camera. |
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WALKMAN®/ATRAC Audio Device (WALKMAN®) | Play music files saved on a WALKMAN®/ATRAC Audio Device (WALKMAN®). |
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ATRAC Audio Device | Play music files saved on an ATRAC audio device. |
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USB Device | Play music files saved on a USB mass storage device. |
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Playlists | You can create playlists or edit or play playlists that have been created. |
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(folder) | This icon is displayed for folders that were created on the storage media using a PC. |
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(files saved on the hard disk) | Play music files saved on the PS3™ system's hard disk. When image data is available, thumbnail images are displayed. |
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An appropriate USB adaptor (not included) is required to use storage media with some models of the PS3™ system. When used with a USB adaptor, storage media will be displayed as |
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(USB Device).Hints
- For details about DLNA, see
(Settings) > 
(Network Settings) > [Media Server Connection] in this guide. - In rare instances, discs and other media may not operate properly when played on the PS3™ system. This is primarily due to variations in the manufacturing process or encoding of the software.
- When audio from Super Audio CDs is output from the system's digital out (optical) connector, simple playback (playback at 44.1 kHz using 16 bits) occurs.
