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Playing Music Files

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Playing Music Files The My Music window in Media Center works with Windows Media Player to find and play your music files and CDs. You can use Windows Media Player to create your music library and then use Media Center to find and play your music using your remote control. In My Music you can: ■ Play music CDs. Skip, shuffle, or repeat songs or albums. ■ Play digital music files from a music library you create and organize using Windows Media Player. ■ Search for music files by categories: album, artist, playlist, song, or genre. ■ Download album information such as artist name, song title, length of song, album name, label, year, and cover art. ■ Play a music playlist with a slide show. ■ Copy music tracks from a CD to your Windows Media Library. ■ Display visualizations when playing music CDs. ■ Buy music online from the Now Playing page in My Music. The Internet browser opens the Windows Media Web site where you can listen to and buy music by the artist or album you are listening to at the time. n You can store your music files in the My Music folder or in other folders on your hard disk drive, but you need to add those files to the Windows Media Player Library for Media Center to be able to find and play them. n The PC must be connected to the Internet to view album information. Playing Music Files 63

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Playing Music Files
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Playing Music Files
The My Music window in Media Center works with
Windows Media Player to find and play your music
files and CDs. You can use Windows Media Player
to create your music library and then use Media
Center to find and play your music using your
remote control.
In My Music you can:
Play music CDs. Skip, shuffle, or repeat songs
or albums.
Play digital music files from a music library
you create and organize using Windows
Media Player.
Search for music files by categories: album,
artist, playlist, song, or genre.
Download album information such as artist
name, song title, length of song, album name,
label, year, and cover art.
Play a music playlist with a slide show.
Copy music tracks from a CD to your
Windows Media Library.
Display visualizations when playing
music CDs.
Buy music online from the Now Playing page
in My Music. The Internet browser opens the
Windows Media Web site where you can
listen to and buy music by the artist or album
you are listening to at the time.
n
You can store your
music files in the My
Music folder or in
other folders on your
hard disk drive, but
you need to add
those files to the
Windows Media
Player Library for
Media Center to be
able to find and play
them.
n
The PC must be
connected to the
Internet to view
album information.