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Podcast episodes have three states: never played,
partially played, and completely played. If an
episode is partially played, it plays from the last
playback position the next time it is played. If an
episode is never played or completely played, it
plays from the beginning.
Home network with music player
You can play content stored in your Nokia device
remotely on compatible devices in a home network.
You can also copy files from your Nokia device to
other devices that are connected to the home
network. Home network must be configured first.
See "About home network", p. 93.
Play a song or a podcast remotely
1. Select Menu > Music > Music player
2. Select categories to navigate to the song or
podcast episode you want to hear.
3. Select the desired song or podcast and
Options > Play > Via external player.
4. Select the device in which the file is played.
Copy songs or podcasts wirelessly
To copy or transfer media files from your device to
another compatible device in a home network,
select a file and Options > Copy to home
network. Content sharing does not have to be
switched on in the home network settings. See
"Activate sharing and define content", p. 95.
Transfer music from PC
You can use the following methods to transfer
music:
● To view your device on a PC as a mass memory
device where you can transfer any data files,
make the connection with a compatible USB data
cable or Bluetooth connectivity. If you are using
a USB cable, select Mass storage as the
connection mode.
● To synchronise music with Windows Media
Player, connect a compatible USB data cable and
select Media transfer as the connection mode.
To change the default USB connection mode, select
Menu > Tools > Connectivity > USB and USB
connection mode.
FM transmitter
About the FM transmitter
The availability of the FM transmitter may vary by
country. At the time of writing, the FM transmitter
may be used in the following European countries:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic,
Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland,
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