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`Enter MP3. Providing almost CD-quality audio together with a decentrate
`of compression, MP3 solves both the quality problem andthefile-size
`problem. Recorded at a decent samplingrate (as you'll see in a bit, you can
`use various sampling rates when recording MP3files), MP3 provides the
`high-quality soundthat audiophiles demand, but with enough compres-
`sion thatthe resulting files can easily be transferred from one computerto
`another and from a computer onto Palm-size PCs and dedicated hardware
`MP3players.
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`That's the key feature of MP3—quality with portability. But wait, there’s more.
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`In addition to the audio informationstored in an MP3 file, there's also a
`tag—a containerwith variousslots to hold key pieces of information about
`the MP3files. A typical tag would contain theartist’s name,thetitle of the
`song or audio item, thetitle of the album(if applicable), the genre, the year,
`and an optional comment.
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`Tags are great because they give you the powerto sort your MP3files by
`any of the pieces of informationin the tags. As you'll see later in this book,
`most of the MP3 jukeboxeslet yousort your collection of MP3 files by the
`informationin the tags. So you caneasily pull up everything in your
`Techno-Industrial, Nippon Pop,or Christian Metal collection.
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`Comparethat to WAVfiles. WAVs havea filename and nothingelse. You can
`sort them by filename, but you haven't a hopeinhell of sorting them by
`genre or artist. And WAVfiles of a quality comparable to MP3files are the
`same size as CDtracks. MP3 wins hands down.
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`What Can You Do with MP3?
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`Briefly put, you caneasily create MP3files from already-recorded music or
`audio (for example, from CDs) or audio you create yourself. You can save
`the files on your computer; play them back either on the computeror 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 removable disks(Zip, Jaz, Orb, and
`others). In essence, you can become a musiccreator and publisher. David
`Geffen, move over.
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`Winamplets you quickly view and change the track information,called tag
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`In the Playlist Editor, right-click a track andchooseFile Info from the con-
`text menutodisplay the MPEGFile Info Box + 1D3 Tag Editor dialog box
`(shownbelow)withthe informationfor the track. (From the main window,
`you can displaythis dialog box by double-clicking the track title.) Change
`the information as appropriate andthenclick the Save buttonto saveit to
`the MP3file. Youcanalsoclick the Remove ID3 buttonto remove the tag
`information from the MP3file.
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`Keep in mindthat you won't be able to increase the samplingrate of any
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`youcan decrease the sampling rate if you really wantto do so.
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`NOTE It doesn’t take any moretimeto rip tracks at a higher sampling rate
`than at a lower sampling rate. (In fact, with most ripping programs, ripping at a
`higher sampling rate takes less time because it requires less compression and
`less processing power.)
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`Get, Install,
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`MusicMatch Jukebox
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`We've included version 4 of MusicMatch Jukebox on the CDat the back of
`the book. To check for a newerversion, browse http: //www.musicmatch. com.
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`To install MusicMatch Jukebox, double-click the distributionfile. Install-
`Shield will walk you through a standardinstallation routine in which you
`accept a license agreement and specifyan installation folder andStart
`menugroup.
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`Thefirst item to note is the Question dialog box that asksif you want
`MusicMatchJukeboxto be your default MP3 player. If you’re using another
`MP3player (such as Winampor Sonique), you'll probably wantto just say
`No.If you'll be using MusicMatch Jukebox primarily orexclusively, select
`the Yes button. You'll then get the same question for m3u (Winampplay-
`list) files and CDs; make the choicesthatfit your situation.
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`Click the Finish button to close the Setup Complete dialog box. You'rejust
`about ready to rock. Double-click the MusicMatch Jukebox icon on your
`desktop to get going. Theillustration on the next page shows the main
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`the Enter the Key (Include Hyphens) text box and click the OK button.
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`® Youcan drag the windows around as you want,
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`@ You canresize the Music Libr‘ary windowby clickingits border and
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`NOTE To register your copy of MusicMatch Jukebox, choose Register >
`Enter Key to display the MusicMatch Enter Key dialog box. Enter the key in
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`to rip tracks with MusicMatch Juke
`1. Slota CDinto your CD drive (or DVDdrive) andcloseit. MusicMattt
`jukeboxwill read the CD. Ifyou're using CDDB, MusicMatchJukebor
`will retrieve the information for the CD from CDDB and will display
`the album's name,the artist's name, and the tracktitles.
`Jigital Tracks buttonto displaythe
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`3. Select one or more tracks to record byselecting the
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`Click the None buttonto deselectall currently selectedtracks.
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`notification disabled for your CDdrive and manageto inserta
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`4. Click the Start RecordingTrack buttonto start ripping.
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`Keeping Everything You Need to Know ina
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`1. With a track selected in the Music Library, choose Options > Music
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`2. Enter informationfor the track by typingin the text boxes and by
`choosing items in the drop-downlist boxes.If you wantto apply the:
`same information to all the tracks from the same CD, select the chet
`box to theright of the text box or drop-downlist box.
`3. To addlyrics, notes, or biosto thetrack,click the Lyrics, Notes, or Bio
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`4. To add a bitmaporJPEGpicturetothe track,click the Art buttonto_
`display the Opendialog box. Navigate to and select the picture file,
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`Remove button. Select the check box to theright ofthe picture ifyai_
`want to apply thepicturetoall the tracks from the CD,Soifyou got
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`Build Music Libraries
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`MusicMatchJukebox’s key featureis its ability to create music libraries that
`you canuseto store, organize, and retrieve your musicfiles. By using music
`libraries, you can manage your music much moreeasily than schlepping
`thousands ofindividual files in and out of your MP3player.
`You can create as many musiclibraries as you want.Ifyou preferto have all
`your music in one musiclibrary, that’s fine, but be warned that it may
`become unmanageablylarge. We suggest segmenting your music into the
`different themes, moods, or occasions by which you'll wantto playit. You
`can put any individual track into multiple musiclibraries, so creating
`music libraries isn’t exactly difficult.
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`If you don't have the Music Library windowdisplayed, click the Music
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`5. Select the type of tag that you wantto addbyselecting the ID3V1 and
`ID3V2 check boxes. Usually you'll want to select both. (An ID3V1 tag
`containstitle, artist, album, year, comment, and genre data, while
`ID3V2 can add information,lyrics, and a picture on top ofthat.)
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`6. Click the Update Tag button to update the tag or tags. The readoutat
`the bottom ofthe dialog box will show you whichfile's tag Music-
`Match Jukebox is currently updating. If you're applyingtag info to all
`the tracks fromthe CD,it'll take a little while.
`7. Whenit’s finished, MusicMatch Jukebox will display a message box
`telling you the numberoftracks updated. Click the OK buttonto dis-
`miss it.
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`8. To remove a tag from thetrack,click the RemoveTag button.
`9. Click the Done buttonto close the Tag Songs dialog box.
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`About the CD
`The CDinthat natty cardboard sleeve to thetight ofthis pageis stuffed
`with MP3 tools and music. (Read the readme.txtfileson theCD forinfor-
`mationonthe software and music.) Here's what you get
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`More Than 150 MP3 Tracks
`Nearly 10 hoursofhigh-quality music—everything from soothing elec-
`tronica to cutting-edge metal.
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`MP3 Players
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`@ Winamp (Windows)
`@ Sonique (Windows)
`@ RealPlayer Plus G2 (Windows)
`@ MacAMP Lite (Macintosh)
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`@ SoundApp (Macintosh)
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`MP3 Ripper-Jukebox Software
`@ MusicMatch Jukebox
`SHOUTcast Broadcasting and Listening Software
`@ SHOUTcast DSPplug-in for Winamp
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`@ MP3Spy
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`CD-Playing and Recording Software
`¢@ CD/Spectrum Pro with Hypnogenic Screen Saver, Kinemorphic 3D 4
`Screen Saver, and Psychedelic Screen Saver
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`@ AudioCD MP3Studio
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`Music Editing Software
`@ Acid Pro Demo (Windows)
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`@ MixmanStudio
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`@ Sound Forge XP
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`Image Editing Software
`@ Paint Shop Pro
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`Compression Software
`® WinZip
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