HP Media Center m1200 Software Guide - Page 33

Preferences, Importing, Import Using, Library, Start, All Programs, iTunes, Add File, to Library

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Adding music files from the Internet For more information about downloading music from the iTunes Music store, refer to the Help menu in the iTunes program. 1 Connect to the Internet. 2 Follow the online instructions to download your songs. If songs are downloaded from the iTunes Music Store, they appear in your iTunes music Library. 3 If songs are downloaded to your desktop, drag them into the iTunes music Library. If the files are in an unprotected .wma format, they are encoded into .aac files by default (or into the importing format you select from the Preferences menu) and placed into the library. 4 To change your import format: a Click the Edit menu, and then select Preferences. b Select the Importing tab. c Select the Import Using drop-down menu, and then select an import format. 5 Select Library. Songs are listed alphabetically or by the sort order of the library column heading you select. n If your songs are listed as track numbers instead of names, make sure the PC is connected to the Internet so iTunes can look up the song and album names. Adding music files from your hard disk drive If the music file is in another format, iTunes will automatically convert the file to the .aac format before it adds it to your iTunes music Library. 1 Click Start on the taskbar, choose All Programs, iTunes, and then click iTunes. 2 If your music file is on the desktop, select the file and drag it into the iTunes music Library. Or Click the File menu, and then select Add File to Library. Click the drop-down arrow to browse for your music files. Select your file, and then click Open. Playing Music Files 29

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Playing Music Files
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Adding music files from the Internet
For more information about downloading music
from the iTunes Music store, refer to the Help menu
in the iTunes program.
1
Connect to the Internet.
2
Follow the online instructions to download
your songs. If songs are downloaded from the
iTunes Music Store, they appear in your iTunes
music Library.
3
If songs are downloaded to your desktop,
drag them into the iTunes music Library. If the
files are in an unprotected .wma format, they
are encoded into .aac files by default (or into
the importing format you select from the
Preferences menu) and placed into the library.
4
To change your import format:
a
Click the
Edit
menu, and then select
Preferences
.
b
Select the
Importing
tab.
c
Select the
Import Using
drop-down
menu, and then select an import format.
5
Select
Library
. Songs are listed
alphabetically or by the sort order of the
library column heading you select.
Adding music files from your hard disk drive
If the music file is in another format, iTunes will
automatically convert the file to the .aac format
before it adds it to your iTunes music Library.
1
Click
Start
on the taskbar,
choose
All Programs
,
iTunes
, and then
click
iTunes
.
2
If your music file is on the desktop, select the
file and drag it into the iTunes music Library.
Or
Click the
File
menu, and then select
Add File
to Library
. Click the drop-down arrow to
browse for your music files. Select your file,
and then click
Open
.
n
If your songs are
listed as track
numbers instead of
names, make sure
the PC is connected to
the Internet so iTunes
can look up the song
and album names.