Music Player

A full music player built into the firmware — local library with playlists, internet radio, podcasts, synced lyrics and audiophile-grade output. Open it from Tools → Music Player.

The home screen offers Resume (pick up the last track where you left off), Library, Online Radio, Podcasts and Settings.

Library

Put your music in the Music folder on the SD card. The Library has two views: Files (browse your folders directly) and Playlists.

The Files view mirrors your folder structure, so organizing with folders works naturally: drop loose tracks straight into Music, or group songs in folders — in the screenshot above, a Lucky Tapes folder collects that artist's songs while the other tracks sit at the top level. Each file shows its format icon, and every folder gets a Play All entry that plays its contents in one go. Folders are the quick way to organize; for hand-picked track sequences across folders, use Playlists instead — both work side by side.

Supported formats: mp3, flac, wav, ogg, opus, m4a, aac and mod tracker modules.

Managing files

Press MENU on any track or folder in the Files view for its context menu:

• Rename File / Delete File — manage your music right on the device; renames use the on-screen keyboard, deletes ask for confirmation.
• Add to Playlist — add the track to an existing playlist or create a new one on the spot.

On a folder the same menu adapts: Rename Folder, Delete Folder, and Add Folder to Playlist, which adds all of the folder's tracks in one go.

Playlists

The Playlists view lists your playlists with their track counts:

• A opens a playlist; from inside, pick a track to start playing.
• Y creates a new playlist, named with the on-screen keyboard (with no playlists yet, A on the empty page does the same).
• Tracks get in via the Files view's context menu — Add to Playlist for a single track, Add Folder to Playlist for a whole folder.

Press MENU on a playlist to manage it:

• Rename Playlist — via the on-screen keyboard.
• Delete Playlist — with a confirmation dialog.

Open a playlist to see its tracks — A starts playing from the selected track:

Inside, MENU on a track offers Remove from Playlist (also confirmed before removing):

Under the hood playlists are standard .m3u files stored in .userdata/shared/music-player/playlists, so you can also create or edit them from a computer.

Now playing

The now-playing screen shows cover art, a spectrum visualizer, shuffle and repeat state, the format badge (M4A, FLAC…) and the live sample-rate badge — e.g. 96kHz when playing natively on a capable output, or 44.1→48kHz when resampling.

Synced lyrics are fetched automatically from LRCLIB when online, cached on the SD card, and scroll in time with the song.

Controls

Button	Action
A	Pause / resume
B	Back to the browser — music keeps playing while you browse
Left / Right	Seek −/+ 5 s (hold to keep seeking)
Up / R1	Next track
Down / L1	Previous track
X	Toggle shuffle
Y	Toggle repeat
F1 / L2	Cycle the visualizer style
F2 / R2	Toggle lyrics on or off
MENU	Show this controls list on screen (any button closes it)
SELECT	Turn the screen off now (see below)
SELECT + A	Wake the screen when it is off

With shuffle on, previous retraces the tracks that actually played, in order.

Auto screen off

While music plays, the screen switches itself off after a configurable idle time (default 60 s) — saving battery and preventing accidental button presses; while it's off, ordinary buttons are ignored. Tap SELECT to turn the screen off right away instead of waiting. Press SELECT + A to wake it. Media buttons on a USB or Bluetooth headset keep working even with the screen off.

Online Radio

Online Radio streams internet stations through the same high-quality resampler as local playback, with cover art fetched for the currently playing song.

The page lists your stations — A plays one. Press MENU for the context menu: Manage Stations (browse the online catalog), Delete Station, and Playback Controls.

While a station plays, the screen shows the station name, the current song from the stream's metadata — with cover art fetched automatically for the playing song — and the live stream bitrate:

Radio controls

Button	Action
A	Stop / resume the stream
B	Back to the station list — the radio keeps playing
Up / R1	Next station
Down / L1	Previous station
MENU	Context menu (including Playback Controls, this list on screen)
SELECT	Turn the screen off now
SELECT + A	Wake the screen when it is off

Auto screen off works here exactly like local playback — including the idle timeout and headset media buttons staying live while the screen is dark.

Adding stations

The station catalog comes from the community-run radio-browser.info index — browse by country, add what you like (availability varies, as the one-time notice says). Inside the catalog, MENU offers Refresh List and Manual Setup Help.

You can also add stations by hand, exactly as the built-in help describes — edit:

.userdata/shared/music-player/radio/stations.txt

one station per line:

Name|URL|Genre|Slogan

MP3, AAC and M3U8 streams are supported, up to 32 stations; the slogan is optional (shown when the stream carries no song info). A good directory for stream URLs is fmstream.org.

Podcasts

The Podcasts page shows Continue Listening (episodes you're partway through — playback position is remembered per episode) and your Subscriptions, each with its episode count and a New badge.

Press MENU on a subscription for its context menu:

• Unsubscribe — remove the podcast, with a confirmation.
• Manage Podcasts — subscribe to new shows (below).
• Refresh List appears when you need to re-fetch feeds.

Subscribing

Manage Podcasts offers two ways in, both backed by the Apple Podcasts directory:

• Search — find a show by name with the on-screen keyboard.
• Top Shows — browse the podcast charts for your country:

A subscribes to the selected show — or unsubscribes if you already follow it (the hint bar tells you which).

Episodes

Opening a show lists its episodes under the show's artwork and description — each with its duration, age, a New badge for fresh episodes, and a download indicator:

Episodes are downloaded to the SD card for offline listening — on a new episode A starts the download (the hint bar shows it), and once downloaded, A plays.

Press MENU on an episode for its context menu:

• Refresh Episodes — re-fetch the show's feed.
• Mark Played/Unplayed — toggle the episode's played state.
• The menu adapts to the episode: a downloaded episode adds Remove Download, and one mid-download offers cancelling it.

Podcast player

The player shows the episode description over the show's artwork, with a progress bar and position. Playback position is saved as you listen, so Continue Listening can pick the episode back up later.

Button	Action
A	Pause / resume
B	Back to the episode list — audio keeps playing (if paused, stops)
Left	Skip back 10 s (hold to keep skipping)
Right	Skip forward 30 s (hold to keep skipping)
Up / Down	Playback speed up / down (0.5× – 2×, in 0.25 steps)
SELECT	Turn the screen off now
SELECT + A	Wake the screen when it is off

Auto screen off applies here too — idle timeout, and headset media buttons keep working while the screen is dark.

Settings

• Auto Screen Off — idle time before the screen turns off during playback.
• Bass Filter — high-pass filter to reduce speaker distortion.
• Soft Limiter — limits volume peaks to prevent clipping.
• Sample Rate — Device default, or Follow source for bit-exact hi-res playback on USB DACs (no resampling); applies on the next track.
• Resampler Quality — higher quality costs more CPU.
• Audio Buffer — larger buffers prevent dropouts.
• Clear Album Art / Clear Lyrics — empty the on-SD caches.

Output routing is system-wide: speaker, Bluetooth or USB-C DAC, switched automatically as devices connect — see Settings → Audio.