Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of providing a sport mode of a portably electronic device having a hard disk and a memory device. The method includes: (A) determining whether the portably electronic device switches to the sport mode; (B) switching to the sport mode and downloading at least one multimedia file from the hard disk to the memory device; (C) turning off the hard disk; (D) playing at least one multimedia file from the memory device.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of a continuous repeat segment playback of an electronic file that can be utilized on a portable electronic device. The method of a continuous repeat segment playback includes: recalling a setup interface; inputting a repeat segment starting time; inputting a repeat segment ending time; beginning a playback of an electronic file at the inputted starting time and stopping the playback of the electronic file at the inputted ending time; and recalling the setup interface and identifying whether the repeat segment of the electronic file shall be continuously played. If it fails to hold, then the playback of the MP3 file is discontinued; such identifying procedure ensures that while the portable electronic device is executing the repeat segment playback of an electronic file, the file can still be continuously played in case the user exits such mode.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for selecting multiple electronic files, that can be applied on portable electronic devices. The method comprises: selecting an electronic file from an electronic menu; verifying whether a ‘select all’, ‘partial’, or ‘single’ selection option is selected; selecting every or a portion of the electronic files thereof from the electronic menu; and editing every selected electronic file thereof.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for playing a repeat segment, which can be applied to portable electronic devices. The method for playing a repeat segment includes: inputting a repeat segment starting time; inputting a repeat segment ending time; and beginning to play an electronic file at the starting time and stopping playing the electronic file at the ending time, thus enabling to reach more accurately inputted time points of a repeat segment.