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`Enter MP3. Providing almost (TD-quality audio together with a decent rate
`of compression, MP3 solves both the quality problem and the file-size
`problem. Recorded at a decent sampling rate (as you'll see in a bit, you can
`use various sampling rates when recording MP3 files), MP3 provides the
`high—quality sound that audiophiles demand, but with enough compres-
`sion that the resulting files can easily be transferred from one computer to
`another and from a computer onto Palm-size PCs and dedicated hardware
`MP3 players.
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`That's the key feature of MPB—quaiity with portability. But wait. there's more.
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`In addition to the audio information stored in an MP3 file, there’s also a
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`ragma container with various slots to hold key pieces ofinformation about
`the MP3 files. A typical tag would contain the artist‘s name. the title of the
`song or audio item. the title ofthe album (if applicable), the genre, the year.
`and an optional comment.
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`Tags are great because they give you the power to sort your MP3 files by
`any of the pieces ofinformation in the tags. As you'll see later in this book.
`most of the MP3 jukeboxes let you sort your collection ofMPB files by the
`information in the tags. So you can easily pull up everything in your
`Techno—Industrial, Nippon Pop. or Christian Metai collection.
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`Compare that to WAV" files. WAVs have a fil'ename and nothing else. You can
`sort them by filename. but you haven’t a hope in hell of sorting them by
`genre or artist. AndWAV files ofa quality comparable to MP3 files are the
`same size as CD tracks. MP3 wins hands down.
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`What Can You Do with MP3?
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`Briefly put, you can easily create MP3 files from already-recorded music or
`audio [for example, from CDs} or audio you create yourself. You can save
`the tiles on your computer; play them back either on the computer or on
`portable players; sort them into collections or databases: and distribute
`them easily via the Internet (or other computer networks) or on conven—
`tional portable media such as CDs or removabie disks (Zip. Iaz, Orb, and
`others). In essence, you can become a music creator and publisher. David
`Geffen. move over.
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`you can display this dialog box by double-clicking the track title.) Change
`the information as appropriate and then click the Save button to save it to
`the MP3 file. You can also click the Remove ”)3 button to remove the tag
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`To install MusicMatch Jukebox, double—click the distribution file. install-
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`Shield will walk you through a standard installation routine in which you
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`menu group.
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`The first item to note is the Question dialog box that asks ifyou want
`MusicMatch Jukebox to be your default MP3 player. if you’re using another
`MPS player [such as Winamp or Soniquci. you’ll probably want to just say
`No. if you'll be using MusicMatch Jukebox primarily or exclusively, select
`the Yes button. You’ll then get the same question for tnSu {Winamp play-
`list} files and CBS: make the choices that fit your situation.
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`album's name, the artist's name. and the track titles.
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`notification disabled for your CD drive and manage to inserta
`fresh (ll) without Musich‘lateh lukebox's noticing.)
`4. (lick the Start [lecording'l‘mck button to start ripping.
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`3. To add lyrics. notes, or bios to the track. click the Lyrics. Notes. or :1:
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`4. To add a bitmap or IPEG picture to the track. click the Art buttonto '.
`display the Open dialog box. Navigate to and select the picturefiie.
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`Remove button. Select the check box to the right ofthe pictureifyujl
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`You can create as many music libraries as you want. iiyou prefer to have all
`your music in one music library. that's fine, but be warned that it may
`become unmanageabiy large. We suggest segmenting your music into the
`different themes. moods, or occasions by which you’ll want to play it. You
`can put any individual track into multiple music libraries, so creating
`music libraries isn’t exactly difficult.
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`have pix of Shania or Ricky on all your MP3 files. it won’t cost you
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`5. Select the type oftag that you want to add by selecting the ID3V1 and
`1D3V2 check boxes. Usually you’ll want to select both. [An IDBVl tag
`contains title. artist. album, year. comment. and genre data, while
`ID3V2 can add Information, lyrics, and a picture on top of that.)
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`6. Click the Update Tag button to update the tag or tags. The readout at
`the bottom of the dialog box will show you which file's tag Music-
`Match Jukebox is Currently updating. Iiyou're applying tag info to all
`the tracks from the Cl), it’ll take a little while.
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`7. When it's finished, MusicMatch Iukebox will display a message box
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`3. To remove a tag from the track. click the Remove Tag button.
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`9. Click the Done button to close the Tag Songs dialog box.
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`MusicMatch Jukebox's key feature is its ability to create music libraries that
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`About the CD
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`The CD in that natty cardboard sleeve to thelight ofthis page is stuffed
`with MP3 tools and music. (Read the readmefit—filespn th‘eCD for infor—
`mation on the software and music.) Here’s what yen: get.
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`More Than 150 MP3 Tracks
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`Nearly 10 hours of high-quality musicfieverything from goothing elec-
`tronica to cutting—edge metal.
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`MP3 Players
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`0 Winamp {Windows}
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`SHOUTcast Broadcasting and Listening Software
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`9 SHOUTcast DSP plugin for Winamp
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`(CD-Playing and Recording Software
`0 CDfSpectrum Pro with Hypnogenic Screen Saver, Kinemorphic 3D
`Screen Saver, and Psychedelic Screen Saver
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`Music Editing Software
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`0 Acid Pro Demo (Windows)
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`6 Mixman Studio
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`0 Sound Forge KP
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`Image Editing Software
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`9 Paint Shop Pro
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