Sony Musicbox Version 2.0.2 User manual

SONY MUSIC MOBILE

Manual

Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Version 2.0.2 7/13/2004

Sony Music Box

Manual

Versio

2.1.0

SONY MUSIC MOBILE

Sony Music Box Manual, v.2.1.0

550 Madison Ave

New York, NY 10022

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION 1

MEDIA FORMAT OVERVIEW 2

VOICE TONES,HIP HOP TAGS,SOUND EFFECTS 2

MUSIC TONES 2

WALLPAPERS 2

USING THE MUSICBOX MEDIA BROWSER 3

INTRODUCTION 3

DESCRIPTION 3

BASIC BREW HANDSET KEYS 3

KEYS USED BY THE MUSICBOX 4

USAGE EXAMPLE: DOWNLOADING A RINGTONE 5

START THE MUSICBOX 5

HOME PAGE 5

MOST POPLUAR 6

DETAILS PAGE 6

PREVIEWING &BUYING:USING THE EXTENSION 7

BUYING AND USING CREDITS 7

APPENDIX: HANDSET DESCRIPTION 8

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Introduction

The Sony Music Box enables you to br owse great content fr om

Sony Music Mobile and pr e view, download, and install media files

onto your handset.

he Sony Music Box (“MusicBox”) is an application that enables you to

browse internet based content and download media onto your handset.

Basic browser operation is described in the section “Using The MusicBox

Media Browser”. The MusicBox application bundles a WAP browser with

aMedia Extension. The Media Extension is responsible for previewing media files,

downloading media, installing media onto the handset, and managing transactions.

Included in this manual is a general description for each of the steps a user goes

through using the MusicBox to view content and download media files to the

handset.

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Media Format Overview

Voice Tones, Hip Hop Tags, Sound Effects

These categories of ringtones are digital audio based tones. They can include short

sound effects and spoken voice.

Music Tones

Music Tones are long form digital audio based ringtones. Music Tones are musical

ringtones that sound like the actual recording of a song. They are typically longer than

Voice Tones, Hip Hop Tags, or Sound Effects.

Wallpapers

Wallpapers are images that can be displayed as the background screen on your handset

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Using the MusicBox media browser

Introduction

This chapter describes the handset keys used by the MusicBox. All content presented

in the MusicBox is navigated in a consistent manner.

Description

Using the MusicBox, you can check out content made available from Sony Music

Mobile. Such information may include information about artists, available polyphonic

ringtones, digital audio ringtones, and wallpapers. Not every handset supports all

media formats. Browsing content in the MusicBox is very similar to browsing content

with a web browser. Instead of clicking on a hyperlink, you must first select the link

and then use the Select key to follow the link.

Basic Handset Keys

Prior to reading the following instructions, please review the “Appendix: Handset

Description” of this document to ensure you’re familiar with the keys used on a typical

handset. The “Handset Description” chapter shows the most common buttons and

keys used by the MusicBox application. Most handsets follow similar use of keys. If a

key is not physically represented on your phone it is replaced with a so called “soft-

key”. A soft-key is presented on the display of your phone and it’s action is triggered

by pressing the key right underneath the display area.

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Keys used by the MusicBox

The following keys are used by the MusicBox application.

This key is called the “Clear” key and takes you back to the previous

menu or main menu. When entering text, this key functions as a

backspace key and deletes the previous letter. On the Sharp handset

(shown in Chapter 4) this key is directly below the Navigation key. On

the Motorola T720 and T730 handsets, it is the left hand soft-key

directly underneath the display with the label Back.

This key is called the “Navigation” key and it has 4 operations: up,

down, left, and right. On some handsets this key has a fifth operation,

select when pushed.

This key is called the “Select” key. On the Sharp handset shown in

Chapter 4, it is located at the center of the Navigation Key. On the

Motorola T720 and T730 handsets, it is the right hand soft key directly

underneath the screen and is labeled Select.

This key is called the “End Call” key, and terminates a call when you

complete one. Similarly, you can use the End Call key to exit the

MusicBox at any time.

Clearing the cache by pressing the # key. It may become necessary

to clear the cache of the MusicBox application. Pressing the # key

clears the cache and ensures that all pages will be loaded over a new

network connection.

Loading the Home Page by pressing the ‘0’ key. When the ‘0’ key is

pressed, the MusicBox loads the home page.

Loading the Help Page by pressing the ‘*’ key. When the ‘*’ key is

pressed, the MusicBox loads the help page.

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Usage Example: Downloading a Ringtone

Following is an example of how you can use the MusicBox to download a ringtone.

Start the MusicBox

Start the MusicBox by entering the “Download Shop” key and locate the MusicBox

icon. If MusicBox has not been installed, go to the “Download Shop” then

“Ringones” to download and install it.

After the splash page, the first page the MusicBox displays is called the Home page and

looks similar to the page below.

Home Page

After the Splash Page is displayed for about 2 seconds

you will see the Home Page. The home page shows

you available content choices, which may include

choices such as Most Popular,Ringtones by

Category, and Wallpapers.

Select

BACK

HOME PAGE

ªMost Popular

Ringtones by…

ªCategory

ªArtists

ªSong

The home page also shows you:

“Search” to go to the search page

“Help” to enter the help area

“Remaining Credits” which is your

remaining balance of Credits. Credits

are used to purchase and download

media files.

Use the up and down arrows on to move the blue highlight rectangle to the Top

Ringtones link.

Depending on handset functionality certain media types and links may not be

available.

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Most Popluar

After you press the select key while the “Most

Popular” page link is selected, the MusicBox will begin

loading the “Most Popular” page.

To navigate back to the Home Page, simply select the

Back key (or Back soft-key on the Motorola

T720).

Browse through the list by pressing up or down. Long

lists will have “Next>>” links at the bottom to get to

the next listing. When you use the “Next >>” link and

get to the next page, that page will have a “<<Previous”

link at the bottom to return to the previous page.

Select

Back

MOST POPULAR

ªSong 1

ªSong 2

ªSong 3

ªSong 4

ªNext >>

Select a song and press the Select key.

Details Page

After selecting a song name, the MusicBox loads the

“details” page. The details page gives you information

about the selected media file.

DETAILS

Song Name

Artist Name

Type: Polyphonic

Cost: 1 Credit

Back: Home

Try It Buy It

Select

Back

Select the “Try It” link if you would like to preview the

ringtone. Select “Buy It” if you are sure you want to

immediately buy the ringtone without previewing it.

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Previewing & Buying: Using the Extension

After selecting “Preview” or “Buy” the MusicBox

starts the Extension. The Extension can be thought of

as a helper application that lets your browser play

media and manage your downloads and purchases.

The Extension shows a status bar in the lower right

corner of your screen while media is being

downloaded. After the download process is

completed, the Extension plays the ringtone.

After playback, you can decide to play the selection

again (by selecting “Try), or select “Buy” via the

horizontal navigation bar displayed above the soft keys. Use the left and right keys on

the key while in the Extension. The Extension also displays the cost of the media

in “Credits”. Credits are the same as “Uses” which is what they are called within the

“Download Shop”.

EXTENSION

Song Name

Cost: 1 Credit

Try Buy

Back

Select

Buying and using Credits

While in the Extension, you can select the “Buy” option if you would like to purchase

the ringtone (or other media files). If you select buy, the Extension will download the

media, install it on your handset and deducts credits from your “Credit Balance”.

If you do not have enough credits available, quit the MusicBox application by pressing

the End key and go to the “Download Shop” to buy additional credits for the Sony

Music Box.

Credits are reffered to as “Uses” within the “Download Shop” .

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