Plextor PLEXTORMANAGER2K User manual

Plextor CD-ROM, CD-R, and CD-RW
Software Suite and Utilities
For Microsoft® Windows® 95, 98, NT, 2000
Plextor Manager Version 1.07
August 2000
Congratulations!
Plextor Manager 2000 is a remarkable suite of software utilities that help you get the
most from your Plextor drive. Plextor Manager 2000 puts more features at your
fingertips and makes them easier to use than ever before. This manual will show you
how to begin using Plextor Manager 2000 for greater productivity—and more fun!

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Table of Contents
1. Plextor Manager 2000 Applications ...............................................................1
System Requirements.........................................................................................1
About Plextor Manager 2000 Modules.............................................................. 2
MVP 2000......................................................................................................2
Audio Capture 2000.......................................................................................3
DiscDupe 2000............................................................................................... 4
Enhanced Drive Properties............................................................................. 4
AudioFS.........................................................................................................5
2. Installing and Starting Plextor Manager 2000..............................................7
Installing in Windows 95/98 and 2000/NT........................................................7
About Windows 2000/NT Installation............................................................... 8
The Plextor Icon.................................................................................................8
Starting Plextor Manager 2000 Modules............................................................9
Changing Startup Behavior................................................................................9
Disabling Plextor Manager Launcher ............................................................9
Disabling the Plextor Manager Splash Screen...............................................9
Uninstalling Plextor Manager 2000 ...................................................................10
3. Running MVP 2000..........................................................................................11
MVP 2000 Application Controls........................................................................11
Selecting the Default Drives .............................................................................. 13
Playing an Audio CD with CD/DA Player.........................................................14
Playing Digital Files (Audio and Video)............................................................ 14
Viewing or Changing Media Types and File Formats ....................................... 14
Graphic Display of Audio.................................................................................. 16
Recording Audio................................................................................................ 16
Recording Digital Music to CD-R or CD-RW............................................... 16
Choosing a Disc for Recording...................................................................... 16
Choosing the Preferred Recording Speed ...................................................... 17
About File Types and Recording Speed......................................................... 17
Enabling BURN-Proof................................................................................... 17
Using Test Mode When Making an Audio CD..............................................19
Creating and Using a Playlist.............................................................................20
Playlist Controls.............................................................................................20
Building a Playlist.......................................................................................... 21
Arranging your Playlist.................................................................................. 21
Saving a Playlist............................................................................................. 22
Opening a Playlist..........................................................................................22
Recording from a Playlist............................................................................... 22
Using CDDB...................................................................................................... 23
What You Need for CDDB............................................................................ 23
Storing CD Information Locally.................................................................... 24
Retrieving and Viewing CDDB Information ................................................. 24

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4. Running Audio Capture 2000 .........................................................................27
Audio Capture 2000 Application Controls.........................................................27
Selecting a Drive................................................................................................28
Capturing Audio Tracks to Digital Audio Files .................................................28
Specifying Output Quality Level and File Format for Capture......................30
Selecting Multiple Tracks ..............................................................................30
Setting Error Correction Level.......................................................................31
Enabling CDDB .................................................................................................32
Toggling Song Title as Filename .......................................................................33
5. Running DiscDupe 2000...................................................................................35
DiscDupe 2000 Application Controls ................................................................35
Choosing a Disc for Duplicating........................................................................36
Using Non-Plextor Drives as the Source............................................................36
Duplicating from CD to CD...............................................................................37
Duplicating When the PlexWriter Is Your Only Drive ......................................37
Using DiscDupe 2000 Options...........................................................................38
Using a Temporary Image..............................................................................38
Using Images..................................................................................................38
Selecting the Speed ........................................................................................38
Emulate/Test ..................................................................................................39
Verifying the Copied Disc..............................................................................39
Using BURN-Proof........................................................................................39
Copying CD-Text Discs.....................................................................................40
Copying CD+G Discs ........................................................................................40
Saving a CD Image on Your Hard Disk.............................................................40
How Duplication Occurs....................................................................................41
6. Using the Enhanced Drive Properties.............................................................43
How to View the Enhanced Drive Properties.....................................................43
About the Enhanced Properties..........................................................................43
Details Screen.................................................................................................43
Settings Screen...............................................................................................45
Improving Video Game Performance ............................................................46
Choosing Drive Speed....................................................................................46
Choosing Spindown Timeout.........................................................................47
7. Using AudioFS..................................................................................................49
Advantages of AudioFS.....................................................................................49
Enabling AudioFS..............................................................................................49
Using AudioFS for Audio Extraction.................................................................50
Turning Off AudioFS.........................................................................................50
Using USB Speakers with Digital Audio...........................................................50
Why Use Digital Audio?................................................................................51
What You Need for USB Digital Audio Sound .............................................51
Enabling USB Digital Audio Sound ..............................................................51

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Windows 95 Users and AudioFS WAV Files.................................................... 53
Windows 95 Sound Utilities ..........................................................................53
Apparent Problems with Sound Recorder...................................................... 53
Changing the Default Player.......................................................................... 54
Appendix A: Contacting Plextor Technical Support ........................................55
How to Contact Us............................................................................................. 55
Before You E-mail/Log On/FAX/Call...............................................................56
Appendix B: Software License............................................................................57
Index......................................................................................................................61

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1. Plextor Manager 2000 Applications
Just look at all you get with Plextor Manager 2000:
• MVP 2000: A music/video player and recorder specifically designed to take
advantage of your Plextor drive’s audio capabilities, including support for MP3
(MPEG-1 Layer 3) and WMA (Windows Media Audio) files.
• Audio Capture 2000: The one software tool you need to capture music tracks
from CD to hard disk as WAV files or to encode as WMA files.
• AudioFS: View and manipulate CD-Audio files as WAV files.
• DiscDupe 2000: Duplicate music, video, or data CDs with this one-touch
program.
• Drive Properties: Enhanced control and more information about your drive and
media.
System Requirements
• Hardware: Personal computer (not a Macintosh or UNIX machine)
• Operating systems: Windows 95, 98, 2000 or NT
• CPU: Pentium 200 MHz (minimum)
• RAM: 64 MB
• Sound Card: For audio playback
• Graphics: Super VGA
• IDE or SCSI Interface: Use a PCI bus mastering controller for best
performance.
• CD Drive (reading): Plextor or other MMC-compliant drives can be used as a
source for reading. MMC-compliant drives must support the “CD-DA Stream Is
Accurate”feature to take advantage of all Plextor Manager 2000 functions.
NOTE: Here’s the good news: Drives built by most manufacturers since late 1998 are
“MMC-compliant.”(That is, they comply with the Multi-Media Command set.) And
most support the “CD-DA Stream Is Accurate”feature, too.
• Plextor drive (writing): Only a Plextor CD-R or CD-RW drive can be used as
the destination for writing.
• Internet Access: For connectivity to CDDB Audio Internet Database (Optional)
Supported Plextor drive models are:
• CD-ROM drives: Models PX-4XCE, PX-8XCS, or later
• CD-R/RW drives: Models PX-R412C, PX-R820T, PX-W4220T, or later
NOTE: Plextor Manager 2000 does not support the Plextor MegaPleX jukebox.

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About Plextor Manager 2000 Modules
Here are the modules that make up the Plextor Manager 2000 suite.
MVP 2000
Music Video Producer 2000 is a full-featured Windows application for recording and
playing both music and video with your Plextor drive.
Features of MVP 2000 include:
• Informative main display: Shows disc title, track, time, and other information.
During playback, double-click this display to switch the time display from
counting up to counting down. You can also see program information (song
name, title, artist, length, etc.) when digital music files such as MP3 and WMA
contain it.
• CD/DA or A/V player mode: Toggle between playing audio from a CD/DA
audio CD, or playing digital audio/video from a playlist or individual file.
• Comprehensive playback controls: Includes standard track controls such as
play, record, fast forward, skip track forward or backward, etc. A handy
adjustment bar allows you to move anywhere within a CD track.
• Digital CD/DA playback: All audio CDs in CD/DA mode are played back
digitally through the IDE or SCSI bus for better sound quality.
• Graphic display: View music as you play it.
• Digital jukebox: Create your own mixed audio, MP3, WMA, or WAV format
playlists and CD audio tracks. Play them back sequentially or at random.
• CDDB: When you play a disc, MVP 2000 can link via the Internet to CDDB, the
world's largest online database of audio CD information, and download the
album name, artist and song titles. Once information is downloaded, it is stored
on your computer and is displayed every time you play this disc. The CDDB
database has information on most commercially manufactured audio CDs.
• Support for variety of digital formats: Play MP3, WMA, WAV, CDA, or AVI
audio formats, or MPEG video format. Record MP3, WMA, and WAV files to
audio CD tracks. MVP 2000 automatically decodes these formats and records
them on CD, ready for playing on most home, car, computer, or portable audio
CD players.
• Editing of disc information: With MVP 2000, you can create audio CD-Text-
enabled CDs—that is, CDs containing information such as the name of the
album, the artist, and the song. When you play the CD on a computer player or a
stereo CD player that is CD-Text-ready, you can see all this information
displayed as the song is played. You can also elect to include a two-second pause
or not to include a pause between individual tracks.

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Audio Capture 2000
Audio Capture 2000 lets you extract CD-Audio tracks right to your hard drive. The
extracted audio tracks are saved as WAV files, and are ready for playing in Windows
by MVP 2000 or any other digital audio player, and for encoding to formats such as
MP3, WMA, Real Audio, etc. These files can also be used with sound editing
software.
What’s more, support for Windows Media Audio (WMA) format has been included
in Audio Capture 2000. This means you can encode from your audio CD straight to
WMA format.
Features of Audio Capture 2000 include:
• Comprehensive track information: A track selection screen gives you all
necessary information about the source disc at a glance. Double-click to capture
an individual track or select several tracks at once.
• Choice of sound quality: You can select the sound quality level of the tracks
you want to capture. Audio Capture 2000 supports sampling rates of 44 kHz, 22
kHz, or 11 kHz, 8-bit or 16-bit resolution, as well as CD (44-kHz sampling, 16-
bit stereo), stereo and monaural sound.
• Encoding audio CD tracks directly to WMA format: You can encode your
audio CDs directly into WMA files. (WMA files allow you to digitize your music
while compressing the information more than 10 times, which means the file
takes up a lot less of your hard disk space.) This allows you to turn your audio
CD collection into a digital jukebox on your PC, and can give you access to
hundreds or thousands of songs. Audio Capture 2000 allows compression at bit
rates of 128 kbits and 64 kbits.
• Error correction: You can adjust the error correction rate as needed to eliminate
pops, clicks, or hissing noises from the source disc. Error correction can be set
from 0 percent to 100 percent.
• CDDB: Audio Capture 2000 can link via the Internet to CDDB, the world's
largest online database of audio CD information, and download the album name,
artist and song titles. Once information is downloaded, it is stored on your
computer, and all extracted or encoded files from that disc include this
information. For example, encoding to WAV files uses this information to save
the encoded file with the track name as the filename; WMA files can use the
information as the filename, and save the artist, song, and album names inside the
WMA file. So if you play this WMA file in MVP 2000 or another player that
supports this feature, you see the name of the song, artist, and album during
playback. What’s more, this same information is used when creating a CD-Text
disc with MVP 2000. The CDDB database has information on most
commercially manufactured audio CDs.

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DiscDupe 2000
DiscDupe 2000 is a single-disc replication program. Simple to use, the feature-filled
interface provides numerous ways to copy discs and includes a disc verification
function to ensure your duplicate disc is identical to the master. You can copy most
kinds of discs.
Features of DiscDupe 2000 include:
• Disc-to-disc duplication: You can copy a disc to a PlexWriter from a Plextor
drive or any MMC-compliant drive.
• Disc-to-image and image-to-disc: Copy an entire CD as an image on your hard
drive. Store the image for future use and copy that image to a CD-R or CD-RW
disc as needed.
• Single-drive disc duplication: If you have only a single PlexWriter drive,
DiscDupe 2000 can use it as both a source and a destination. DiscDupe 2000
writes an image from the PlexWriter to a temporary file on your hard drive, then
writes the image from the hard drive to your PlexWriter.
Enhanced Drive Properties
Plextor Manager 2000 adds features to the Properties menu; just right-click (that is,
click the right mouse button) on the Plextor drive’s icon, located in My Computer or
Windows Explorer, then select Properties. (Or, left-click on the Plextor icon in the
Taskbar, select Settings, and then choose the drive letter of the Plextor drive.)
Enhanced drive properties include:
• Settings Tab: Enable/disable AudioFS, set spindown timeout, set drive read
speed, lock or unlock the eject button for security, and adjust sound balance and
volume settings, all from a convenient dialog box.
• Details Tab: Shows you details about your Plextor drive, including the model
number, serial number, the driver that’s loaded, the ASPI version, and other data.
Also provides information about the disc in the drive, such as disc format,
number of sessions, number of data and audio tracks, and more. With PlexWriter
drives you can also identify the CD-R and CD-RW media manufacturer and disc
type. When used with a PlexWriter CD-RW drive and CD-RW disc, an Erase
button lets you erase a previously recorded CD-RW disc in order to use it again.

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AudioFS
Enabled by default during Plextor Manager 2000 installation, AudioFS is currently
available only from Plextor and supports only Plextor drives. AudioFS makes tracks
on audio CDs (Red Book CD/DA format discs) appear automatically as WAV files
on Windows 95, 98, 2000 and Windows NT 4.0 systems. This has a number of
advantages:
• Allows easy drag and drop of audio tracks to your hard disk for simple and quick
audio extraction to WAV format.
• Removes the need to use third-party software for audio extraction.
• Eliminates the need to store large WAV files on your hard disk, because your
application can now access the tracks from the audio CD directly through
AudioFS.
• Simplifies audio editing, encoding and creation or compilation of audio CDs.

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2. Installing and Starting Plextor Manager 2000
This section explains how to install and launch Plextor Manager 2000.
Installing in Windows 95/98 and 2000/NT
Most installations of Windows will automatically run (“autorun”) the installation
program as soon as you insert the Plextor CD into a drive. If autorun doesn’t work,
you can use Windows Explorer to start the manual procedure.
To use autorun to install Plextor Manager 2000 in Windows 95, Windows 98,
Windows 2000, or Windows NT:
1. You need to have a Plextor or any CD drive installed. Make sure the drive
operates correctly.
2. Insert the Plextor software CD into the drive. The CD should autorun, and you
soon see a Software Installation Program window.
3. In the installation program window, click on the Plextor Manager 2000 button to
launch the installation program.
4. Follow the installation program dialog. You can accept the defaults or customize
your installation, supplying your own information for directory names, locations,
etc.
5. You see an Associations window that prompts you whether or not to associate
various multimedia type files with Plextor Manager 2000. Click any or all check
boxes on to select which file types to associate with Plextor Manager. When you
associate a file with Plextor Manager, MVP 2000 becomes your default media
player for that file type. If you choose not to associate a file with Plextor
Manager, your previous player (such as Windows Media Player) will remain the
default one for playing that type of file.
6. When the dialog is complete, restart your computer to complete the installation.
To use Windows Explorer to manually install Plextor Manager 2000 in
Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, or Windows NT:
1. You need to have a Plextor or any CD drive installed. Make sure the drive
operates correctly.
2. Insert the Plextor software CD into the drive.
3. In Windows, double-click on My Computer, then click the CD drive icon.
4. When the contents of the disc are displayed, open the Plextor folder.
5. In the Plextor folder, open the PM2K folder, then double-click on Setup.exe to
launch the installation program.
6. Follow the installation program dialog. You can accept the defaults or customize
your installation, supplying your own information for directory names, locations,
etc.

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7. You see an Associations window that prompts you whether or not to associate
various multimedia type files with Plextor Manager 2000. Click any or all check
boxes on to select which file types to associate with Plextor Manager. When you
associate a file with Plextor Manager, MVP 2000 becomes your default media
player for that file type. If you choose not to associate a file with Plextor
Manager, your previous player (such as Windows Media Player) will remain the
default one for playing that type of file.
8. When the dialog is complete, restart your computer to complete the installation.
About Windows 2000/NT Installation
Plextor Manager 2000 installs Plextor’s own ASPI manager under Windows 2000 or
NT. Unlike Windows 98 and 95, Windows 2000/NT does not have its own ASPI
manager. With Plextor’s ASPI manager installed, you can take full advantage of
Plextor Manager 2000 extended features.
NOTE: If an ASPI manager from another software package already exists on a
Windows 2000/NT system, Plextor Manager does not install its ASPI manager and
will use the one already installed.
The Plextor Icon
After installation of Plextor Manager 2000 and rebooting your computer, the Plextor
Manager 2000 icon appears on the Windows taskbar at the lower right of your
screen. This is supported in Windows 95, 98, 2000 and NT.
NOTE: Plextor Manager 2000 will install and update CD drive icons for all Plextor
drives in your system. The change will not take effect until you reboot your system
after software installation. This feature is available only with Windows 98 and 2000,
and with systems running Windows 95 or NT if Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher has
been installed.

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Starting Plextor Manager 2000 Modules
To start Plextor Manager 2000 modules:
• Click the Plextor icon on the taskbar, then choose the module to run.
-or-
• Click the Start button, then select Programs, then Plextor Manager 2000; finally,
select the module you want.
-or-
• In My Computer or Windows Explorer, right-click (that is, click the right mouse
button) on the Plextor drive icon, then choose one of the menu items added by
Plextor Manager 2000. These menu items include Copy CD, Extract Audio, or
Play. The menu items depend on what kind of disc (audio or data) you have in
the Plextor drive.
Changing Startup Behavior
After you have installed Plextor Manager 2000, it is automatically launched when
you start your computer; and you see the Plextor Manager splash screen before you
see the Windows desktop. If you prefer, you can turn off the launch of Plextor
Manager 2000, and also turn off the splash screen display.
Disabling Plextor Manager Launcher
By default, Windows loads the Plextor Manager launcher at start-up. You can
change this behavior in Plextor Manager’s Options window.
To set Windows to start without launching Plextor Manager:
1. Start MVP 2000.
2. On the MVP 2000 main window, click on the Options button. (It’s the one with
the check box—see page 11.) You see the Plextor Manager 2000 Settings
window.
3. Click the General tab to view general options.
4. Uncheck the box “Load Plextor Manager 2000 Launcher on system startup.”
5. Click the OK button to exit the options dialog box.
Disabling the Plextor Manager Splash Screen
An option in MVP 2000 allows you to disable the Plextor Manager splash screen.
To disable the Plextor Manager 2000 splash screen:
1. Start MVP 2000.
2. Click on the Options button.
3. Click on the General tab.
4. Uncheck the box “Display splash screen on system startup.”
5. Click the OK button to exit the options dialog box.
6. Exit MVP 2000.

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Uninstalling Plextor Manager 2000
To uninstall Plextor Manager 2000:
1. On the Windows Taskbar, right-click (that is, click the right mouse button) on the
Plextor icon and select OK to remove the icon.
2. From the Windows Start menu, select Settings | Control Panel. You see the
Windows Control Panel.
3. In the Control Panel, select Add/Remove Programs. You see the Install/Uninstall
dialog box.
4. In the list of programs in the dialog box, select Plextor Manager 2000, then click
Add/Remove and follow the prompts to remove Plextor Manager completely.
5. When prompted if the PLXPROP.DLL and PMHLP.DLL files should be
removed, select Yes.
6. Reboot the computer when prompted at the end of the uninstall procedure.

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3. Running MVP 2000
MVP 2000 (Music Video Producer 2000) lets you use your Plextor drives to play
music and video CDs. If you are using a PlexWriter drive, it even will let you record
an audio CD or a CD-Text audio CD from your playlist. Playlists can reside on any
storage media.
NOTE: Non-Plextor MMC-compliant drives can also be used, but for playback only.
MVP 2000 Application Controls
Figure 1 gives a detailed view of the main MVP 2000 window.
Figure 1: MVP 2000 Controls

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• CD/DA–A/V Rocker Switch: Click to toggle playing audio from a CD/DA disc
or playing digital audio/video from a playlist or an individual file.
• Open Files: Select digital audio/video files for playing.
• Options: Open an option screen with other options for MVP 2000.
• About: Click here to see the Plextor ID and web site.
• Graphic Display: Click once to bring up a graphic display screen. Click one
more time to close the screen. Click inside the graphic display screen itself to
toggle the display type.
• Adjust Volume: Drag up or down to control audio volume.
• Minimize: Click to minimize this application.
• Quit: Click to close the MVP 2000 window.
• Playlist: Click to open the playlist screen. Click again to close the screen.
• Main display window: Shows title, track, time, and other information.

During playback, click once on the time counter to switch the time display
from counting up to counting down.

If you’re playing a digital music file such as WMA and MP3, single-click
with your left mouse button on the file or song name to see a file information
window with displays of the file or song name, title, and artist. This window
also shows important formatting information such as MPEG type and layer,
bit rate, sample rate, sound quality, and length in MM:SS and bytes.
• Playback controls:
 Record to CD-R or CD-RW: Click to start recording to CD-R or CD-RW
media.
 Play: Click to begin playback of the active digital file, playlist or CD-Audio
track.
 Pause: Click to pause playback.
Resumes from current location in file or on audio CD.
 Stop: Click to stop playback.
Resumes from the beginning of this file or audio CD track.
 Track/Item Back: Click to move to the previous CD track or digital file.
 Skip Back: Click to move backward or “rewind”the CD-Audio track or
digital file.
 Skip Forward: Click to move forward in this CD-Audio track or digital file.
 Track/Item Forward: Click to move to the next CD-Audio track or digital
file.
 Eject: Click to open the drive’s tray.
• Adjust Position: Click and drag to adjust playback position within the CD-Audio
track or digital file.

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Selecting the Default Drives
Figure 2 illustrates how to select the default drives for playing and writing.
Figure 2: Choosing the Default Drives
To select the default drives for MVP 2000:
1. On the MVP 2000 main window, click on the Options button. You see the
Plextor Manager 2000 Settings window.
2. Click the General tab to view general options.
3. In the upper drop-down list box, select the MMC-compliant drive (whether from
Plextor or not) to use as default CD player.
4. From the lower drop-down list box, select the PlexWriter as the default for
writing (recording) to CD-R or CD-RW media.
5. Click the OK button to close the options dialog box.
The default CD player drive can be any Plextor or generic MMC-compliant drive.
The default CD writer must be a PlexWriter drive from Plextor. The player and
writer can be the same PlexWriter drive.

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Playing an Audio CD with CD/DA Player
To play an audio CD:
1. Insert the audio CD into a Plextor drive or an MMC-compliant non-Plextor drive.
2. In the MVP 2000 main window, flip the CD/DA–A/V rocker switch to the
CD/DA (upper) position.
3. Click the Play button.
Playing Digital Files (Audio and Video)
To play a digital audio or video file:
1. In the MVP 2000 main window, flip the CD/DA–A/V rocker switch to the A/V
(lower) position.
2. Click the Open Files button and select the file you want to play.
-or-
Click on the Playlist button (it looks like a jukebox) and load a playlist that you
previously saved.
3. Click the Play button.
Viewing or Changing Media Types and File
Formats
MVP 2000 supports a number of media types and file formats for input and output.
During installation you can decide if the following media types and file formats
should be associated with MVP 2000 for playback: MP3, WAV, WMA, CDA, AVI,
and MPEG video. Audio CD discs (AudioCD format) are also associated with
MVP 2000. You can double-click on any of these types of files to play the file.
To view or change the media type or file format associations:
1. In the main MVP 2000 window, click the Options button. You see the Plextor
Manager 2000 Settings window with tabs for options.
2. Click the Associations tab. You see the Associations screen.
3. Check one or more boxes to enable the associations, or uncheck boxes to disable
them.