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About Software Playback and Recording Can I use the System Restore function in Microsoft ® Windows® XP operating system, if I have SonicStage Premium software installed? Using the System Restore function of the Windows® XP operating system may cause the audio file database of SonicStage Premium to become corrupted and rendered unplayable. Before performing a system restore with Windows XP, create a back up of your songs using the SonicStage Premium Backup Tool utility. When you have completed the system restore, restore the audio file database using the SonicStage Premium Backup Tool utility. For more information about using the SonicStage Premium Backup Tool utility, see the SonicStage Premium online Help file. How can I use SonicStage Premium software with a portable audio device? ❑ Your portable audio device must use Plug-ins or drivers that are compatible with SonicStage Premium software, Version 1.0. For more information about plug-in or driver compatibility, visit the device manufacturer Web site. ❑ Do not install OpenMG™ Jukebox software, Version 2.1 or lower, on your computer. Install OpenMG Jukebox software,Version 2.2 or higher. Do not run SonicStage Premium and OpenMG Jukebox applications simultaneously. If you install OpenMG Jukebox Version 2.2 or higher, the resulting audio database is shared with SonicStage Premium software. How do I record audio files from an optical drive, CD, FM Tuner, Line In, or Microphone onto a MiniDisc? SonicStage Premium software records audio files onto your MiniDisc media. For more information, see the SonicStage Premium online Help file. 89

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About Software Playback and Recording
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Can I use the System Restore function in Microsoft ® Windows® XP operating
system, if I have SonicStage Premium software installed?
Using the System Restore function of the Windows® XP operating system may
cause the audio file database of SonicStage Premium to become corrupted and
rendered unplayable.
Before performing a system restore with Windows XP, create a back up of your
songs using the SonicStage Premium Backup Tool utility. When you have
completed the system restore, restore the audio file database using the
SonicStage Premium Backup Tool utility.
For more information about using the SonicStage Premium Backup Tool utility,
see the SonicStage Premium online Help file.
How can I use SonicStage Premium software with a portable audio device?
❑
Your portable audio device must use Plug-ins or drivers that are compatible
with SonicStage Premium software, Version 1.0. For more information about
plug-in or driver compatibility, visit the device manufacturer Web site.
❑
Do not install OpenMG™ Jukebox software, Version 2.1 or lower, on your
computer. Install OpenMG Jukebox software,Version 2.2 or higher. Do not
run SonicStage Premium and OpenMG Jukebox applications
simultaneously.
If you install OpenMG Jukebox Version 2.2 or higher, the resulting audio
database is shared with SonicStage Premium software.
How do I record audio files from an optical drive, CD, FM Tuner, Line In, or
Microphone onto a MiniDisc?
SonicStage Premium software records audio files onto your MiniDisc media. For
more information, see the SonicStage Premium online Help file.