Problem: Track names and other information may not display correctly during network playback on your Technics system.
Cause: The track metadata (e.g., ID3 tags) may be in a format not supported by the Technics system.
Solution: Use a metadata editor to standardize the metadata format:
Cause: The track's metadata may be corrupted or incomplete, causing display errors.
Solution: Check the metadata using a tag editor and manually update missing or corrupted fields such as title, artist, or album.
Cause: The audio file may not be in a format that supports extensive metadata or the format may not be compatible with the Technics system.
Solution: Ensure the audio file is in a supported format (e.g., MP3, AAC, FLAC). Refer to your model's Operating Manual for a full list of supported formats.
Cause: Some media servers or streaming platforms may not transmit metadata properly.
Solution: Use a compatible media server or platform for streaming. Verify the server supports metadata transmission to external devices.
Cause: The Technics system may have character limits or limitations on the type of metadata it can display.
Solution: Simplify track names or metadata fields by shortening them and removing unnecessary details.
Cause: A large library may overwhelm the media server, causing metadata to load incorrectly or not at all.
Solution:
For additional assistance for your model consult the Operating Manual.