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Audiovox MP100A User manual

Follow the steps below once you have launched the MP3 Encoder:
1. Insert a pre-recorded Audio CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Exit from any program that attempts to play the above CD.
3. On the MP3 Encoder, click "REC" to display the window of 'Rec; Wav -+
MP3'.
4. Click the "CD" icon to display the following window:
Returns to Main
Window
Starts conversion
toMP3
5. Mark the check boxes of the tracks you wish to convert by clicking them. You
may select as many as you like.
6. Click "START" to begin the encoding process.
7. You will then be prompted where to store the new MP3 files. Select a directory
in which you want to store the new MP3 files. Use your existing MP3 folder.
8. Conversion will then start.
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Follow the steps below once you have launched the MP3 Encoder:
1. Insert a pre-recorded Audio CD into your CD-ROM drive.
2. Exit from any program that attempts to play the above CD.
3. On the MP3 Encoder, click "EXTRACT" to display the following window:
4. Mark the "Check Boxes" of
the tracks you wish to
convert by clicking them.
You may select as many as
you like.
5. Click the "START" button to
begin the encoding process.
6. You will then be prompted
ReturnstoMain where to store the new WAY
Window files. Just as you have
Starts c .created a directory for MP3
onverslon .
toWAV files, you may wish to create
a directory for temporary
WAY files. Note this
directory for the next few
steps.
7. When finished, click "OK" to
retum to the main encoder
view. You must now convert
the new WAY file(s) to MP3.
Do so by clicking "REC".
8. Click the "BROWSE" button
(as shown on the left) to
select the sourc.e WAY file
you created in step #6.
9.Then click the "BROWSE"
button (for Target File) to
select the location of the new
MP3 file. Use your existing
MP3 folder.
10. Click "START' to begin the
conversion.
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As stated earlier, the "Tag" of an MP3 lists its information. This is an optional
step but if filled out, will appear in the MP-1000 LCD when it is played. To edit
the tag of an MP3 file:
1. Click the '.TAG" button on the Main Encoder View.
2. You will be prompted to select an MP3 file to edit. Select the desired file from
your MP3 folder.
3. The following window will appear. Enter any information you wish, then click
"OK" to finish.
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Mf3 Downloader Functions & Windows:
Directory Browser: This window indicates the directory where your MP3 files are
stored. Browse through the directories on your hard drive and select the folder where
i your MP3 files are located.
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~,PC File List Window: Displays the contents of the folder selected in the Directory
} Browser. You may transfer the files in this window to and from the MP-1000.
\MP-1000 File List Window: Displays the contents of the MP-1000. The two tabs show
Ithefiles located on the "ONBOARD MEMORYW as well as the files on the "MEMORY
CARD" if one is installed. You may purchase this optional card through Audiovox
ICustomer Service at (800) 290-6650
'Filter Setting: Sets which files are displayed in the PC File List Windows. You may
wish to keep this set to *.MP3 so that only MP3 files are shown. If you change this
setting to *.* (All Files), all files will be displayed.
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!Transferring files to the MP-1000 from your computer :
1. Ensure that your MP-1000 is connected and powered on.
2. Display the selected files you wish to download in the PC File List Window.
3. Either Right-Click on the selected file and click DOWNLOAD or simply click the
Download icon on the toolbar. A confirmation will appear stating the download
status.
Transferring files to the computer from the MP-1000 :
!1. Ensure that your MP-1000 is connected and powered on.
\2. Display the selected files you wish to upload in the MP-1000 FileList Window
3. Either Right-Click on the selected file and click "DOWNLOAD" or simply click the
Download icon on the toolbar. A confirmation will appear stating the download status.
Ichanging the order of files on the MP-1000 :
1. Select the file you wish to re-order from the MP-1000 File List Window.
2. Click, hold, and drag the file to its new position. Let go of the mouse button.
'3. Your selected file should now be in its new position.
Deleting Files :
1. Select the file you wish to delete from either File List Window.
2. Click the Trash icon on the tool bar to delete it.
Refonnatting the MP-1000 Memory :
Due to normal usage, some portions of space are lost in the onboard and MMC
memory of your MP-1000. Use the Reformat icon (which deletes ALL data on the MP-
1000) from time to time as a maintenance measure to reclaim all available free space
on your MP-1000.
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.After stopping play of the music, you can delete or store the music files by
using the downloader program on your computer.
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.The Cue/Review enables you to select the position of play in the current
music file.

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