AGPtek A02 Manual 15 version

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An entire multi-track audio CD may be ripped to a single audio file and a cue 
sheet. However software audio players and hardware digital audio players 
often treat each audio file as a single playlist entry, which can make it difficult 
to select and identify the individual tracks. A common solution is to split the 
original audio file into a series of separate files, one per track. 
Step 1; Download TTplayer via
 http://images.agptek.us/image/TTPlayer.rar. And then add 
your APE music into TT player. 
Step 2; Select the music you need to convert, and then right click, choose 
“Convert Format”.   
Step 3; Now Choose “Monkey’s Audio (APE)” and sampling rate conversion 
from 44000 or 48000 Hz, and then “Convert now” 
 
Step 4; when the conversion is finished, put the split APE music into your 
MP3 player. Now, enjoy your music!  
						

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Form at	Supported	
music format  MP3/WAV/APE/WMA/FLAC etc 
Video format AMV（converted video) 
Picture JPG/JPEG/BMP  
E-book Support TXT 
FM radio    Support Radio 
Lyrics display  Support LRC Lyrics 
Recording   WAV 
How	to	sort	music	in	SD	card	by	artists,	albums	and	genres		
1. Insert your micro SD card into the player 
2. Find ‘Folder’ icon and select it, then the player display two folders ‘Local 
folder’ and ‘Card folder’ and play one song from the card folder.   
3. Press VOL to exit from the song screen and use left double arrow key to go 
back to the main menu. 
4. Access ‘music’ icon and you can see all the tracks on your micro SD card 
and sorted by artists, albums and genres. 
    The Music option can only show music on the internal memory or the 
card memory but not a combination of both 
 
Return	from	the	music	playing	screen	to	the	home	screen	
Push the button VOL once, and then use left double arrow key to go 
back to the main menu. Or push the button M and the player display  
						

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option ‘Back to home’. 
	
Why	it	can’t	play	FLAC,	or	other	music	format?	
It does play FLAC. The music file only can be played within the range below: 
 
MP3	MP1	Bit	rate:32kbps‐‐‐448kbps	
Sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
MP2	Bit	rate:8kbps‐‐‐384kbps	Sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
MP3	Bit	rate:8kbps‐‐‐320kbps	Sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
WMA	Bit	rate:5kbps‐‐‐384kbps	sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
OGG	Bit	rate:Q0‐‐Q10(20kbps‐‐‐499kbps)	sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
APE	Bit	rate:	Fast\Normal	
Compression(800kbps‐1000kbps)	
sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
FLAC	Bit	rate:L0‐‐L8(1000kbps‐1200kbps)	sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
WAV	IMA‐ADPCM	Bit	rate:32kbps‐‐‐384kbps	
sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
MS‐ADPCM	Bit	rate:32kbps‐‐‐384kbps	sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
PCM	Bit	rate:128kbps‐‐‐1536kbps	sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
AAC‐LC	Bit	rate:(8kbps‐‐‐320kbps)	Sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐48KHz	
ACELP	Bit	rate:5kbps‐‐‐64kbps	sampling	rate:8KHz‐‐‐16KHz	
You may convert the music by TTplayer which included in the device to ape 
file to make them within the playable range. Select the music you need to 
convert, and then right click, choose “Convert Format”. Choose “Monkey’s  
						

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Audio (APE)” and sampling rate conversion from 44000 or 48000 Hz, and 
then “Convert now”