[General]
Title=MortPlayer settings

Yes=Yes
No=No
ToSubList=open sub list
Bold=Bold
Italics=Italics

OK=OK
Cancel=Cancel
Back=Back
MainTitle=Main menu
BackEntry=Back
BackDescription=to upper level
Menu=Menu
ExitSave=Save + Exit
ExitNoSave=Discard + Exit
Backup=Backup
Restore=Restore

Instructions=To modify an entry, just tap it
InvalidFile=Invalid file
InvalidDirectory=Invalid directory
SaveExit=Save changes and exit?
CancelExit=Do you really want to discard all changes?

; Presets
;---------
UserPreset 		= User preset
NoPreset		= No preset

; Extensions / Open dialog
;--------------------------
ExtSupported	= Supported extensions:
SoundFile		= Audio File
Playlist		= Playlist
Favorites		= Favorites
Skin			= Skin
Bookmark		= Bookmarks
Streams		= Streams
OtherList		= Other path/playlist
OtherFiles		= Other file(s)
EntryHide		= Hide
EntryShow		= Show
EntrySubmenu	= As sub menu
EntryMainmenu	= In main menu

; Buttons
;---------
NoButton 		= None
AppButton 		= Button %d
ActionButton 	= Action/fire
LeftRightButtons	= Left/right
UpDownButtons	= Up/down
BtnActionLabel	= Action for %s

BtnSelDefault	= Default action
BtnSelLocked	= Nothing (locked)
BtnSelScreenToggle = Screen toggle
BtnSelPlayPause	= Play/pause
BtnSelStop	= Stop
BtnSelStopPlayPause = Stop + play/pause
BtnSelNextTrack	= Next track
BtnSelPrevTrack	= Prev. track
BtnSelSkipTrack	= Prev./next track
BtnSelNextListEntry = Move playlist selection down
BtnSelPrevListEntry = Move playlist selection up
BtnSelSkipListEntry = Move playlist selection
BtnSelNextList	= Next favorite
BtnSelPrevList	= Prev. favorite
BtnSelSkipList	= Prev./next favorite
BtnSelFastFwd	= Fast forward
BtnSelRewind	= Rewind
BtnSelSpool		= Rewind/Ffwd.
BtnSelOpen		= ""Open" dialog"
BtnSelSwitchSkipMode = "Switch file/list skip"
BtnSelNextScreen	= Next screen
BtnSelPrevScreen	= Prev. screen
BtnSelSkipScreen	= Prev./next screen
BtnSelPreset	= Effects preset
BtnSelSwitchChanger = Changer/Playlist Mode
BtnSelRepeat	= Repeat mode
BtnSelShuffle	= Playback order
BtnSelPreampDown	= Preamp down
BtnSelPreampUp	= Preamp up
BtnSelPreamp	= Preamp
BtnSelVolumeDown	= Volume down
BtnSelVolumeUp	= Volume up
BtnSelVolume	= Volume
BtnSelVolumeQuickDown = Volume down (quick)
BtnSelVolumeQuickUp   = Volume up (quick)
BtnSelVolumeQuick     = Volume (quick)
BtnSelAddBookmark	= Add bookmark
BtnSelAddBookmarkNoDlg	= Add bookmark (no dialog)
BtnSelDeleteFile	= Delete file
BtnSelSkinSelection	= Choose Skin
BtnSelSwitchSkin	= Switch skin (requires support in curr. Skin!)
BtnSelRotateLeft	= Rotate screen right-handed
BtnSelRotateRight = Rotate screen left-handed
BtnSelExit		= Exit program
BtnSelMinimize	= Run in background
BtnSelPowerOff	= Turn off device
BtnSelPlayAll	= Play all favorites
BtnSelPlayShuffled = Play favorites shuffled
BtnSelMainMenu  = Main menu
BtnSelPlayMenu  = Playback menu

; Help
;-------

HelpTitle = Help
HelpButtonActions = The action that will be executed on button press.^NL^While most actions should be self explanatory, some probably not quite so clear:^NL^^NL^"Nothing" does really nothing - it's like a lock.^NL^^NL^"Default action" does whatever is assigned to the button in the system settings, like showing the calendar, showing the start menu, and such.^NL^^NL^"Quick" volume changes modify the volume in 25% steps
HelpOpenShow = Defines if and how the currently selected entry type is shown.^NL^For some entry types, you can select whether the entries (e.g. all defined streams) should be shown in the main menu (directly after opening the open dialog) or in a sub menu (an entry like "<Streams>").
HelpOpenShowManagement = Decides if menu entry to open the management (e.g. <Streams management>) of the currently selected entry type should be shown.

; Errors
;--------
ErrorTitle = ERROR!
ErrorFileWrite	= Error writing file '%s'!
ErrorButtonExists = Button is already in list
WarningTitle = Warning
WarnScreenToggle = There's a screen off timeout, but "screen toggle" is not assigned to a button.^NL^^NL^Turing on the screen with every button has been enabled.

; Dialog titles and elements
;----------------------------

; generic
Up		= Up
Down		= Down
SelectAll	= All
SelectNone	= None

; Device buttons
DlgDeviceButtons	= Device buttons
AddOwnButton	= Not in list
RemoveButton	= Remove

DlgNewButton 	= Add device button
NameOfButton	= Name of the button (for the list):
PleasePressButton	= Please press the button you want to add

; Associations
DlgAssociations	= File associations
ChooseExtensions	= Please select the file types you want to open with MortPlayer:

; Plug ins
DlgPlugIns		= Configure plug-ins
SelectPlugIn	= Please select plug-in
ConfigPlugIn	= Configure selected plug-in

; Extended screen switching
DlgExtScreens	= Extended screen switching
ScreenLabel		= Label
ScreenSwitchHint	= You'll switch between the listed Screens, not the entire Skins!

; Configure open dialog
DlgOpen		= Open dialog
ShowInOpen		= Show:
ShowManagement	= Show management entry

[Entries]
text100=Program start
text101=What shall be done on startup?
text102=Program exit
text103=What shall be done on exit?
text104=Display
text105=Skin, Playlist font, ...
text106=Playback
text107=Settings for the playback routines
text109=Options for the interface
text110=Device buttons
text111=Use them to control the player
text112=Open
text113=Configure dialog and button actions
text114=Shuffle / Repeat
text115=Presets for the playback modes
text116=Energy saving
text117=Power off, precopy, ...
text118=Screen toggle, button lock
text119=For those who use the player in the pocket...
text120=File associations
text121=which files shall be opened with MortPlayer?
text122=Write track information to file
text123=e.g. "NP:" signatures or logfiles
text124=Directories
text125=Where are certain files located?
text126=Alarm clock
text127=Options for the alarm clock
text128=Plug-Ins
text129=Configure GSPlayer plug-ins
text130=Buffer
text131=How many milliseconds shall be buffered?
text132=Higher values might reduce gaps during playback, but also increase memory usage.
text133=Prebuffer
text134=Which percentage of the buffer shoulde be used for pre-reading?
text135=Priority
text136=highest
text137=high
text138=default
text139=low
text140=The priority of the playback process
text141=A higher priority can avoid gaps, but can also slow down the remaining system, incl. the player interface.
text142=Buffer (Streaming)
text143=How many milliseconds shall be buffered when streaming?
text144=Higher values might reduce gaps during playback, but also increase memory usage.
text145=Prebuffer (Streaming)
text146=Which percentage of the buffer shoulde be used for pre-reading when streaming?
text147=Proxy (Streaming)
text148=Proxy for streaming
text149=Please enter as http://host or http://host:port^NL^^NL^A proxy is a computer which routes and buffers data. They're often used as firewalls. Also, some cell providers require a proxy.
text150=Connection timeout (Streaming)
text151=After how many seconds should the dial-up be aborted?
text152=Please select category
text153=Playback settings
text154=Program start
text155=Program exit
text156=Shuffle/Repeat
text157=Handling
text158=Regards only the player. The system might resume it afterwards or abort before this timespan.
text159=Receive timeout (Streamnig)
text160=After how many seconds without data should the playback be aborted?
text161=Display
text162=Energy saving
text163=Screen toggle and button lock
text164=Open dialog and button
text165=Device buttons
text166=File associations
text167=Start mode
text168=How shall the player be started?
text169=Empty playlist
text170=Recent playlist
text171=Favorites in playlist
text172=Changer Mode
text173=Empty playlist: Starts with an empty playlist^NL^Recent playlist: Restores the playlist used when player was closed^NL^Recent favorite: restores the recently used favorite^NL^^NL^Favorites in playlist: Fills files of all favorites into playlist
text174=Play after start?
text175=Should the playback start immediately when the player is started?
text176=Continue last track?
text177=Marks or plays the track that was playing when the player was closed.
text178=Restore track position?
text179=Also restore the position of the track last played?
text180=Keep system volume unmodified?
text181=Otherwise you can set a volume
text182=System volume
text183=System volume on startup
text184=Relative volume
text185=Initial relative volume
text186=Read favorites structure
text187=on every startup
text188=manually
text189=once a day
text190=When shall the favorites structure be read?
text191=This is necessary to recognize new or deleted subdirectories and "contained playlists". Also, the number of contained tracks is read for "Shuffle all".
text192=Restore preset setting?
text193=Restore the preset settings on next start?
text194=Startup preset
text195=Which preset shall be used on program start?
text196=Lock COM port?
text197=never
text198=ask
text199=if possible
text200=Shall COM1 be locked on startup?
text201=Some devices slow down noticeable when connected to a car cable with GPS and no navigation system is used.^NL^Locking the serial port will help in most cases, but you have to exit the program to use ActiveSync or your navigation system.^NL^If the port is in use at startup (i.e. AS or navigation are already running), locking is not possible.
text202=System volume on exit
text203=System volume on exit
text204=don't modify
text205=fixed value
text206=reset
text207=With "fixed value" you can set the volume in another setting, "reset" will reset the volume that was set when the player was started.
text208=Volume after exit
text209=System volume after exit
text210=Ask when exiting with button?
text211=If active, you will be asked whether you really want to exit, if you want to end with a device or skin button. The menu entry is not concerned.
text212=Ignore close requests?
text213=Ignores the close request of the system. This can be useful to avoid the player's closed when system resources (esp. memory) are low. But it can cause troubles with tools that "really close" programs, like Wisbar or PocketPlus. Some of them do a "brutal kill" if close doesn't work, which avoids the program does some cleanup tasks.
text214=Sorting of newly added files
text215=In which order should the files be added to the playlist? (Open/+)
text216=Default
text217=File with path ascending
text218=File with path descending
text219=Entry ascending
text220=Entry descending
text221=Create date ascending
text222=Create date descending
text223=Album/track no. ascending
text224=Album/track no descending
text225=Album/title ascending
text226=Album/title descending
text227=Title ascending
text228=Title descending
text229=Defaults: Playlists as tracks are contained, directory contents alphabetically per directory.^NL^All other sortings are used over all files if multiple directories/playlists are added at once.^NL^"Entry" is what's shown in the playlist, i.e. the file name or the title in the playlist file.
text230=Shuffle mode (Playlist Mode)
text231=Playback order for Playlist Mode
text232=Don't shuffle
text233=Shuffle
text234=Used on startup or when switching to Playlist Mode
text235=Repeat mode (Playlist Mode)
text236=All once
text237=Repeat all
text238=Repeat track
text239=Stop after track
text240=Used on startup or when switching to Playlist Mode^NL^"Stop after track" selects the following track, by this you can conveniently start every track manually.
text241=Shuffle mode (Changer Mode)
text242=Don't shuffle
text243=Shuffle lists
text244=Shuffle files
text245=Shuffle files/lists
text246=Shuffle all
text247=Used on startup or when switching to Changer Mode^NL^With "Shuffle files/lists" the files of the current playlist are played in random order, and after that a random other list. "Shuffle all" shuffles across all favorites.
text248=Repeat mode (Changer Mode)
text249=All once
text250=Repeat all
text251=Repeat list
text252=Stop after list
text253=Repeat track
text254=Stop after track
text255=Used on startup or when switching to Changer Mode^NL^"Stop after track" selects the following track, by this you can conveniently start every track manually.
text256=Repeat track multiple times?
text257=If not activated, the default shuffle mode is reactivated after the track was repeated once.
text258=Continue order after stop?
text259=If activated, the shuffle order is continued if playback is resumed with the track where it was stopped. By this, the tracks are only played once. But if you don't think about it and there's no repeat mode, the playback can stop unexpectedly early.^NL^If you select another track, a new shuffle order will be created in any case.^NL^If this option isn't active, a new shuffle order will be created every time the playback is started.
text260=Shuffle all: Max. number of files
text261=Maximum number of files for "Shuffle all"
text262=When using "Shuffle all", there could be a very long playback order (e.g. with thousands of tracks on a MD or WLAN drive), which would take a lot of memory and time to create. That's why you have to set a limit...
text263=Shuffle all: Max. number of lists
text264="Shuffle all" includes files of multiple directories or playlists. Since this can end up with a very high number (e.g. with thousands of tracks on a MD or WLAN drive), you have to set how many lists should be used.
text265=Skip to track on single tap in playlist?
text266=If active, the player skips to the selected track at once during playback. If not, you have to tap the track again. There's no timeout for this kind of "double click".
text267=Seconds to skip (Ffwd./rewind)
text268=How many seconds to skip for fast forward and rewind?
text269=Auto rewind for audio books
text270=How many seconds should be skipped back if an audio book is continued?
text271=If you're in a folder/playlist that's marked as audio book in the favorites, this amount of time is rewind when it's resumed.
text272=Swap sliders for system volume and preamp?
text273=Since most skins only contain a (system) volume slider, it will become the preamp slider, which allowes to modify the volume relative to the system's volume.^NL^Hint: Preamps over 50% (default) might cause distortions! See also "Relative preamp slider?"
text274=Relative volume?
text275=Allows you to modify the volume in fine steps between "off" and the system volume, which is not modified.
text276=Selection for shuffle and repeat?
text277=Shows the selection dialog instead of selecting the next mode when the button is pressed
text278=Selection for presets?
text279=Shows the selection dialog instead of selecting the next preset when the button is pressed
text280=Selection for screens?
text281=Shows a selection dialog instead of switching to the next screen.^NL^This option is only active if the skin contains more than 2 screens and the skin doesn't supress it.
text282=Use extended screen switching?
text283=Switch between arbitrary screens of multiple Skins?
text284=Allows you to select screens of multiple screens, which can be switched with the screen switch buttons.
text285=Screens for extended switching
text286=Set the screens to be used
text287=Skin
text288=Which Skin should be used on startup?
text289=Modification will become active after the player's restarted!^NL^Use the skin selection in the player to switch the Skin immediately.
text290=Screen
text291=Which screen of the Skin should be used on startup?
text292=Every Skin can contain multiple screens^NL^Modification will become active after the player's restarted!
text293=Use images?
text294=If deactivated, simple grafical methods (like rectangles) are used instead of bitmaps. This lowers memory usage, but usually looks ugly. Some skins even become not usable (e.g. black font on black background).^NL^Modification will become active after the player's restarted!
text295=Remove images on screen change?
text296=Removes the images of the previous screen after switching. This lowers memory usage, but reactivating the previous screen takes a bit longer.^NL^Modification will become active after the player's restarted!
text297=Playlist font
text298=Scroll track information?
text299=If deactivated, the first line(s) will remain. Useful if you don't like any distorting animations.
text300=Avoid automatic power off
text301=Never
text302=Playback + Pause
text303=During playback
text304=Always
text305=Avoids the system's automatical power off during the given state
text306=Precopy next track
text307=Copy the upcoming track be before playing?
text308=This might be useful for Microdrives or WLAN networks. With Microdrives, it saves energy, since there's no access during playback. With WLAN, it can avoid gaps due to bad connections.
text309=Precopy in background
text310=Copy the next track in background?
text311=This can minimize the gap between tracks. But if you use it for energy saving for MDs, it's only useful with very powerful PPCs and/or long tracks, because otherwise the copy progress would take too long to save energy. That's because it's done with low priority to avoid distortions in the currently played track.
text312=Directory for precopied files
text313=Temporary directory for precopied files and ID3 cover image
text314=This directory is used to save the precopied files and the ID3 cover image.
text315=-> Device buttons
text316=Assign "screen toggle" to a button
text317=Turn off screen after ...
text318=don't turn off
text319=5 sec.
text320=10 sec.
text321=30 sec.
text322=1 min.
text323=2 min.
text324=5 min.
text325=Turns off the screen if the player wasn't used in the given timespan.^NL^Exceptions: Another application is active or the device's powered externally.
text326=Turn on screen with every button
text327=Will turn on the screen when any button is pressed. Otherwise, only the "screen toggle" button is able to do it.
text328=Lock buttons during screen's off?
text329=Disables all device buttons during the screen's off. If application buttons are used by MortPlayer, functions which are useless without display are disabled even without this option. This includes e.g. Open, application switching, mode changes, ...
text330=Remove button lock with ...
text331=Attention: The screen must be turned on before with the "screen toggle" button.
text332=Remove button lock by tapping the message?
text333=Allows to remove the button lock by tapping the message box. By this, the risk to remove the lock accidentally in the pocket increases, but it's also an "emergency exit" if the buttons don't work for any reason...
text334=Action for playlist or directory without subdirectories
text335=Mode dependant
text336=Submenu
text337=Activate in Changer Mode
text338=Contents into Playlist
text339=Select files
text340=Mode dependant: Loads the contents of the selected list with the currently active mode (Changer or Playlist)
text341=Action for directory with subdirectory or contained playlists
text342=Submenu
text343=Files in directory itself
text344=Tree mode dependant
text345=Tree in Changer Mode
text346=Tree contents into playlist
text347=Files in directory itself: As if there was no subdirectory (uses setting above)^NL^Tree in Changer Mode: Limits the Changer Mode to the directory and its subdirectories/contained playlists. This can be removed with "All in Changer Mode".^NL^Tree contents into playlist: Adds all files of the directory and its subdirectories into the playlist^NL^Mode dependant: "Tree in Changer Mode" or "Tree contents into playlist" depending on current mode.
text348=Start playback?
text349=Do you want the opened files to be played immediately?
text350=Sorting of newly added files
text351=In which order should the files be added to the playlist?
text352=Default
text353=File with path ascending
text354=File with path descending
text355=Entry ascending
text356=Entry descending
text357=Create date ascending
text358=Create date descending
text359=Album/track no. ascending
text360=Album/track no descending
text361=Album/title ascending
text362=Album/title descending
text363=Title ascending
text364=Title descending
text365=Defaults: Playlists as tracks are contained, directory contents alphabetically per directory.^NL^All other sortings are used over all files if multiple directories/playlists are added at once.^NL^"Entry" is what's shown in the playlist, i.e. the file name or the title in the playlist file.
text366=Configure open dialog
text367=What shall be shown where?
text368=Open button does...
text369=show dialog
text370=favorites into playlist
text371=favorites in Changer Mode
text372=refresh favorites structure
text373=manage favorites
text374=manage bookmarks
text375=manage streams
text376=Favorites into playlist: puts all files contained in favorites to a single playlist^NL^Favorites in Changer Mode: Plays all favorites in Changer Mode
text377=Tap&Hold on open button does...
text378=refresh favorites structure
text379=manage favorites
text380=manage bookmarks
text381=manage streams
text382=show dialog
text383=favorites in playlist
text384=favorites in Changer Mode
text385=Favorites into playlist: puts all files contained in favorites to a single playlist^NL^Favorites in Changer Mode: Plays all favorites in Changer Mode
text386=Use application buttons?
text387=Use application buttons in MortPlayer? Otherwise they're handled by the system (i.e., task switching, start menu, and such)
text388=Use application buttons when player's not active?
text389=Allows to use the application buttons to control MortPlayer even when it's not. Otherwise they're handled by the system.^NL^Note that there might be concurring applications which could avoid this will work. Or the player might distract them. It depends on the starting order and the way the buttons are handled.
text390=Assign device buttons
text391=
text392=File extensions
text393=Select the file types to be opened with MortPlayer
text394=Append files to playlist?
text395=Yes: Appends the file to the current playlist^NL^No: Removes all previous entries
text396=Play files immediately?
text397=Shall the new track be played immediately?
text398=Don't skip if already playing?
text399=Doesn't skip to the newly added track if another track is already playing.
text400=When opening a favorites list...
text401=Add all files to playlist
text402=Play in Changer Mode
text403=Write track info to file?
text404=Type of file
text405=Only current track
text406=Append
text407="Only current track" overwrites the file with every new track, with "Append" the current track is appended to the end of the file.
text408=Filename
text409=The file to write the track information to.
text410=Contents of file
text411={...} block (only written if contained variables are set)^NL^^NL^Variables:^NL^%file% (file name)^NL^%track% (track name or filename without path and extension)^NL^%artist%^NL^%album%^NL^%number% (track no. on CD)^NL^%year% (release year)^NL^%H% (current hour, 0-24)^NL^%h% (hour, 0-12)^NL^%i% (minute)^NL^%s% (second)^NL^%A% (AM/PM)^NL^%a% (am/pm)^NL^%d% (day of month)^NL^%m% (month)^NL^%Y% (year, 4 digits)^NL^%y% (year, 2 digits)^NL^%w% (day of week, 0=Su - 6=Mo)
text412=Delete after playback's stopped?
text413=Delete the file if the playback stops?
text414=Delete on startup?
text415=Delete the file when the player is started?
text416=Delete on exit?
text417=Delete the file when the player's closed?
text418=Skins
text419=Directory for Skins
text420=Skins are searched in this directory. Keep in mind you have to copy all *.mps files and required image subdirectories to the new location manually!^NL^Change becomes active after player's restarted.
text421=Plug-Ins
text422=Directory for GSPlayer plug-ins
text423=GSPlayer plug-ins are searched in this directory. If you use GSPlayer, too, it makes sense to select the plugin directory of GSPlayer.^NL^Change becomes active after player's restarted.
text424=Favorites
text425=Path for the favorites
text426=In this directory the favorite lists and the read structure are saved. If you're using multiple storage cards, it might be useful to use a fixed directory on the storage cards. That way, different structures are found at the same location.^NL^Change becomes active after player's restarted.
text427=Temporary files
text428=Path for temporary files
text429=This directory is used to save the precopied files and the ID3 cover image
text430=Delay playback by ... seconds
text431=After turing on the device, it takes some time until the storage cards can be accessed. Due to this, you can set the timespan after which the playback is started.
text432=Play file?
text433=Do you want to play a special alert sound file?
text434=Alert sound file
text435=A file that's played if an alert becomes active.
text436=Repeat file?
text437=Repeats the file until it's stopped. Otherwise it's only played once.
text438=Start playlist?
text439=Play the contents of the playlist?
text440=Is only sensible if you didn't select "Empty playlist" as startup mode...
text441=Snooze for ... minutes
text442=How long shall the device be powered off after pressing the snooze button? (Only available in Skins with alarm screen!)
text443=Keep system volume unchanged?
text444=Keep the system volume unchanged when alert starts?
text445=System volume
text446=System volume on alert
text447=If you switched off the device during playback, the played song might continue briefly in the old volume.
text448=Increasing volume?
text449=Increases the relative volume until the given value is reached.
text450=Write track information to file
text451=Directories
text452=Alarm clock
text453=<MortPlayer path>
text454=<MortPlayer path>\Temp
text455=<MortPlayer path>\PlugIns
text456=After choosing a Skin in the player
text457=What to do after a Skin was chosen in the player
text458=ask
text459=set as default
text460=use only temporary
text461=Overwrite modified playlist
text462=If the recently modified playlist is about to be overwritten
text463=ask
text464=dismiss old playlist
text465=Start file selection?
text466=Select the first file to be played after a favorite was chosen?
text467=Recent favorite
text468=Avoid screen on with power button
text469=Since there's no way to disable or recognize the screen's activated by the power button, the screen is turned off every 2 seconds, if this option's active. By this, the risk is at least minimized.
text470=Relative volume on alert
text471=Is only modified if nothing is played. When using increasing volume, this is the maximum.

text472=Start and exit
text473=Volume, display, playlist contents, ...
text474=System
text475=Playback, energy, associations, ...
text476=Handling
text477=Buttons, screen toggle, queries, selections, ...
text478=Open/Favorites
text479=Open dialog, modes, audio books, ...
text480=Extras
text481=Alarm clock, Logfiles
text482=General settings

text483=Audio books
text484=Options for these favorites
text485=Minimum difference
text486=Minimum difference in seconds
text487=Timespan required between old bookmark or start of track and new bookmark to be set.^NL^This option avoids accidentally moved bookmarks when skipping through files.
text488=Only bookmark last file?
text489=If yes, only the recently used file of each favorite is bookmarked.^NL^Otherwise, each file gets its own bookmark, allowing to continue multiple books, short stories or Podcasts in a single directory/playlist.
text490=Set bookmarks before previous one?
text491=Specifies whether the bookmark is moved if the new position is before the previous one for the file, i.e. if you did rewind.^NL^If you chose "no" and want an exception: Let the bookmark be removed by setting the position to short before end, and play the track to its end. After that, set the new position.

text492=Prebuffer for Microdrives
text493=ATTENTION: Only for MP3s!^NL^Reads file in background until the buffer is filled, and then plays from memory. Requires enough free memory and performance!
text494=Size of Microdrive buffer
text495=This part of the memory is used for prebuffering
text496=512 kB
text497=1 MB
text498=1,5 MB
text499=2 MB
text500=2,5 MB
text501=3 MB
text502=4 MB
text503=5 MB
text504=Restart prereading at
text505=If only this amout is in buffer, the reading in background will be continued.
text506=64 kB
text507=128 kB
text508=256 kB
text509=384 kB
text510=Power off after ... minutes
text511=If set to 0, the device won't be switched off.^NL^You can modify or deactivate this in the player in "Sleep timer/alarm clock" until the next time the player is started.
text512=Type of screen toggle
text513=On with every button: Turns screen on with every button^NL^On where necessary: e.g. at dialogs, other apps, etc., while e.g. pause, track skips and such keeps screen off^NL^Player control with buttons: Deactivates all buttons which would require display.^NL^Button lock: Deactivates all buttons except "screen toggle" resp. the unlock button (can be set in this category)^NL^The last two entries also lock the screen and turn off the screen after its been turned on with power button.
text514=On with every button
text515=On where necessary
text516=Player control with buttons
text517=Button lock
text518=recently used
text519=Most wanted
text520=Important or frequently used settings
text521=Buttons and energy saving
text522=Queries and selection dialogs
text523=Playback and system 
text524=Assigning buttons, important energy saving options
text525=Important program start options
text526=Important dialog options
text527=Important playback and system options
text528=Artist/title ascending
text529=Artist/title descending
text530=Background tasks
text531=Get informations about next track in background?
text532=This option speeds up starting playback and shortens the gap between tracks, because some tasks are done while the current track is played. But on some devices, this can cause troubles with performance or storage access.
text533=Use skin default
text534=ID3 tags encoding
text535=While ID3 tags should be either in Western Europe encoding or Unicode according to the standard, many files use a different encoding. You can choose the encoding for tags without Unicode here.^NL^UTF8 might cause troubles, because the system's decoding routine sometimes crashes on invalid charaters. Besides, there's an extra flag for UTF8 support in the ID3V2 standard which is supported by MortPlayer.
text536=Device default
text537=Western Europe (Latin1)
text538=Japanese
text539=Wansung
text540=Johab
text541=Chinese simplified
text542=Chinese traditional
text543=Hebrew
text544=Arabic
text545=Greek
text546=Turkish
text547=Baltic
text548=Eastern Europe (Latin2)
text549=Cyrillic
text550=Thai
text551=UTF8
text552=Tray icon?
text553=Show tray icon when minimized?
text554=Use Changer Mode?
text555=In Changer Mode, after a folder/playlist of your favorites is finished, the player switches to the next one
text556=Default: "Use Changer Mode" is regarded^NL^Mode dependant: Loads the contents of the selected list with the currently active mode (Changer or Playlist)
text557=Continue after phone call?
text558=During a call, playback is stopped. Should it continue after the call is finished?
text559=Delay after phone call
text560=Time in seconds between end of call and resuming playback, e.g. to avoid troubles with different volumes or to allow BT headsets to switch from headset to A2DP profile
text561=Handling for manual favorite changes
text562=How should audio books be handled when using prev./next favorite?
text563=Handling for automatic favorite changes
text564=How should audio books be handled on automatic favorite changes (Changer Mode)?
text565=Skip audio books
text566=Include audio books
text567=Separate music and audio books
text568=Skip audio books when listening music
text569=With "separate ...", you stay in either audio books or music, while "... when listening music" allows to skip from audio book to music (but not vice versa)
text570=Autosave position
text571=In which interval should the current position be saved?
text572=Usually, the current position is saved on program exit.  Additionally, the position can be saved regulary, to improve reliablility e.g. when the device crashes. However, the additional write accesses for last audiobook positions might decrease the livespan of the storage card.
text573=Sel. screen & ask
text574=Sel. screen & as default
text575=Sel. screen & temporary
text576=Write track infos to registry?
text577=Allows other applications to get informations about the current track
text578=Type of playlist entries
text579=Which informations should be displayed in the playlist?
text580=The tag informations can be displayed only for MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files. Caused by reading the tag data, filling the playlist might last significantly longer.^NL^With "playlist title or tag infos", the tag data will not be read if a title is stored in the playlist file.
text581=File name or playlist title
text582=Playlist title or tag infos
text583=Tag informations
text584=Style of tag display
text585=Display style of tag informations in the playlist
text587=Title
text588=Title (artist)
text589=Artist - title
text590=Title (album)
text591=Title (album, artist)
text592=Artist - title (album)

text600=Settings for advanced users
text601=Display (adv.)
text602=Playback (adv.)
text603=Buffer/Precopy (Microdrives)
text604=When opening associated files
text605=Volume
text606=Program start/exit (adv.)
text607=Streaming
text608=Modify system and player volume automatically
text609=To assign application keys, first activate them above!
text610=Button assignment and engergy saving options
text611=Playlist contents, volume, ...
text612=Skin, tray icon, ...
text613=Selection instead of "skip to next", confirmations, ...
text614=Audio files, tags, buffer, ...
text615=Save energy by less frequent accesses
text616=Append to playlist, start playback, ...
text617=Defaults, limits for "Shuffle all"
text618=Proxy, buffer, timeouts
text619=Open dialog and button (adv.)
