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Musicmatch Jukebox – Frequently Asked Questions
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1.
What is the Music Center?
2.
What is recording (ripping)?
3.
What is the Playlist?
4.
What is bit rate?
5.
What is resample?
6.
How many songs will my player hold?
7.
How long does it take to transfer files to my portable?
8.
How to create a Playlist
9.
How to create MP3 files from music CDs
10.
How to send music to my portable player
11.
How to add playlists to my portable player
12.
How to remove files from my portable player
13.
How to resample files while transferring to a portable player
1.
What is the Music Center?
Finding popular Musicmatch features is easy with the Music Center. The Music Center combines
features such as listing to music files, creating music CDs and music files, finding music in My
Library, and discovering new music into one convenient location. Now the features you use most
are in plain view, all the time.
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2.
What is recording (ripping)?
Ripping is the process of copying commercial audio CDs into MP3, mp3PRO, WAV or WMA files.
These files can then be played on Musicmatch Jukebox, organized into Playlists, downloaded to
portable players, and burned to CD.
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3.
What is the Playlist?
One of the main components of Musicmatch Jukebox is the 'Playlist' screen. The Playlist screen
is where you create and save lists of tracks (a "playlist") for playback or burning to CD. You can
also save your playlists for future sessions and all saved playlists will be listed in this screen as
well. Saved playlists will have a file extension of .m3u.
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4.
What is bit rate?
Bit rate refers to the speed at which bits (of information) are transmitted, usually expressed in bits
per second (kbps). Generally speaking, the higher the bit rate, the better the sound quality of the
resulting file and the larger the file size. In a practical sense, a file that is 128kbps (kilobits per
second) is considered 'CD quality,' while a file that is 96kbps is considered 'near CD quality.'
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5.
What is 'resample'?
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