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Using Creative PlayCenter 2 in Windows 4-2

Using PlayCenter 2

To download MP3/WMA files to

your player

Refer to “Step 8: Download MP3/WMA Files

to Your Player” on page 2-5.

To rip an audio CD into

MP3/WMA files

1. Insert an audio CD into the CD-ROM

drive.

2. Click the Audio CD button.

The CD Drive Window appears.

3. In the Main window, click the boxes next

to the tracks you want to rip.

4. To rip tracks to your hard disk, click either

My Computer or PC Music Library in

the Transfer window.

5. To rip tracks to your player, click the

NOMAD II button in the Transfer

window.

6. Locate your preferred folder and then

click the Rip To button.

The Transfer Status bar shows the

progress of the ripping. The ripped MP3

song’s information is stored under

Albums, All Tracks and Artists in PC

Music Library.

7. To preview the song that you have just

ripped, click the song title and then click

the Preview icon.

To transfer voice files from your

player to your computer

1. In the Main Window, click the My

Computer button and locate the folder or

album where you store the voice files.

2. Click the NOMAD II button in the

Transfer window.

3. Click the Media bar in the Transfer

window and select the voice files you want

to transfer from your player.

4. Click the upper Transfer button.

To delete files from your player

1. In the NOMAD II view, select the file to

be deleted.

2. Click the Delete icon in the Toolbar.

To change PlayCenter 2’s settings

1. Click the Settings button to display the

Setting dialog box.

2. Click any tab to display the settings on the

tab:

❑ PlayCenter 2: Select modules to be

displayed in either window.

❑ PC Music Library: Assign a folder

for storing files on your computer’s

hard disk.

❑ My Computer: Select the types of

media files that you want PlayCenter 2

to display.

❑ CD Ripping: Configure a CD-ROM

drive for digital audio extraction.

❑ Encoder: Select MP3, WMA or

WAV compression methods.

Figure 4-2: PlayCenter 2’s

Settings

dialog box.

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