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*There is an ESP switch on the back of the device to choose this option. This only affects Audio CD skip
protection and is available to help increase battery life.
The CD seems to stop during playback, is this normal?
Yes. This is part of the skip protection and battery life protection. When the CD is stopped, the RioVolt
plays songs from memory. This serves as absolute shock protection during this time as the disc is not even
spinning!
How do I encode, "rip", the songs from my CDs so I can listen to them
on my RioVolt?
We have included the Real Jukebox(PC) and ITunes (Mac) programs for your use, but there are many
encoder programs available on the Web, many of which are free. To install the programs available on the
RioVolt CD:
1.) Put the CD in your computer's CD-ROM drive.
If it does not autorun on your PC, click Start, Run, type in D:\setup32.exe, and click OK. If your
CD-ROM drive is a letter other than D, type in that letter.
If it does not autorun on your Mac, double-click the RioVolt CD icon that appears on your desktop and
then double-click Install.
2.) When the installation splash screen displays on your monitor, click Install and then the program you
wish to install.
3.) Follow the instructions on the screen to finish the installation.
4.) Refer to the Real Jukebox Help or the ITunes Help document available within the program for
instructions on how to use the program, including how to encode MP3s, create and manage playlists,
and download digital music files from their website.
Where can I find digital music files on the Internet?
There are many websites that offer legal copies of digital music for downloading. For example:
www.real.com or www.rioport.com. To download your favorite tunes from the Internet, go to your
favorite digital music website.
1.) Select the category of music you prefer.
2.) Browse through the provided track lists by artist or title, depending on the website.
3.) Select the music file you wish to download. Price of the download, artist information, and file size may
be included with the song track's name, but if not, clicking on the music file should produce this
information.
4.) Click Download.
5.) When the File Download screen appears, select Save this program to disk and click OK.
6.) When the Save As screen appears, select the destination folder on your hard drive and click OK. The
music file will then be saved to your hard drive.
How do I burn my own CDs?
There a number of programs available on the market that can be used to create CDs of your own. The
online Help documents available within those programs contain instructions on how to create CDs. You
should also refer to the documentation that came with your CD burner and its accompanying software for
instructions on its use in any platform.
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