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Deleting music files from the music library, Using supported music file types

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Deleting music files from the music library 1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar, and then click Windows Media Center. 2 Click Music. 3 Click music library. 4 Click albums. 5 Select the album that you would like to delete, and then click Delete. 6 Click Yes when the Confirm Delete window is displayed. Using supported music file types You can play the following types of digital audio files in Music. Refer to Windows Media Player Help for more information about supported file types. Playing Music Files in Windows Media Center To open Windows Media Center, select Music by scrolling up or down in the Windows Media Center window, and then by clicking music library. You will find a few music albums and tracks listed in the Windows Media Center and Windows Media Player music library. To play music, click one or more songs, and then click play. You can also click play all to hear all of the tracks that are stored in Music. NOTE: You may not find any audio files when you click playlists for the first time unless you have already added audio files to your Windows Media Center and Windows Media Player music libraries. When you copy music files using Windows Media Center or Windows Media Player, the CD information is copied and displayed in Windows Media Center and in the Windows Media Player music library. Playing CDs, DVDs, or VCDs 115

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Deleting music files from the music library
1
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar, and then click
Windows
Media Center
.
2
Click
Music
.
3
Click
music library
.
4
Click
albums
.
5
Select the album that you would like to delete, and then click
Delete
.
6
Click
Yes
when the Confirm Delete window is displayed.
Using supported music file types
You can play the following types of digital audio files in Music. Refer to Windows Media
Player Help for more information about supported file types.
Playing Music Files in Windows Media Center
To open Windows Media Center, select
Music
by scrolling up or down in the Windows
Media Center window, and then by clicking
music library
. You will find a few music
albums and tracks listed in the Windows Media Center and Windows Media Player music
library.
To play music, click one or more songs, and then click
play
. You can also click
play all
to hear all of the tracks that are stored in Music.
NOTE:
You may not find any audio files when you click
playlists
for the first time unless
you have already added audio files to your Windows Media Center and Windows Media
Player music libraries. When you copy music files using Windows Media Center or
Windows Media Player, the CD information is copied and displayed in Windows Media
Center and in the Windows Media Player music library.