Bose Wave PC system Owner's Manual page 23

Figure 17
Example music finder win-
dow for a data CD
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Recording CDs when disconnected from the Internet
If your computer is disconnected from the Internet and you insert a CD into the CD-ROM
drive, the track titles are numbered because CDDB information cannot be downloaded. How-
ever, you can record the CD and get CDDB information the next time you go on the Internet.
The next time you connect to the Internet, select the CD player, insert any CD and click the
Get Track Info button. This automatically updates the Wave/PC
mation for all previously recorded CDs. Now, when you use the Music Files player to find
these recorded tracks, they will no longer be numbered, but have actual titles.
Playing your recorded CD tracks
After recording your CDs, click the Music Files button to find your recorded tracks and start
playing them. See "Selecting the Music Files player" on page 27 for instructions.
Playing MP3 CDs
To play MP3 files from a CD, insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive and click the CD button.
The MP3 files found on the CD will be displayed in the music finder window. See the example
in Figure 17.
Click the plus sign [+] to open an album or collection of MP3 music. Select the file you want
to play and click the Play Selection button. The file currently playing is highlighted.
Using CDDB
The Wave/PC interactive audio system uses the CDDB
from CDDB, Inc. to get the artist, title, track, credit, and other information about the CDs you
play. This service is FREE and automatic. The first time you use the service, the Wave/PC
software application automatically registers you with CDDB. You do not have to re-register,
unless you want to change your registration information or settings.
To change your CDDB registration information:
Right-click on the blue background of the Wave/PC application window and select
CD info>CDDB Registration.
To see or edit the full CDDB
Right-click on the blue background of the Wave/PC application window and select
CD info>Extended information.
For more complete instructions on using the CDDB service, see the CDDB help page
(www.cddb.com/cddb2info/using.html) on the Internet.
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Operating the CD Player/Recorder
2 information for a CD:
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database with CDDB infor-
2 Disc Recognition Service SM (DRS)
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