Crash Course In Musicmatch Jukebox; The Player; The Recorder - TerraTec SiXPack 5.1+ Manual

Crash Course in Musicmatch Jukebox.

With the program Musicmatch Jukebox from the firm Musicmatch, you can not only play various
formats, but also create your own MP3 files, archive them and burn them to CD. Actually, the
program and its cleverly designed graphic interface are by and large self-explanatory, but still,
we would like to give you a brief introduction so that you can achieve your goals quickly and
efficiently.

The Player

Whether MP3 or Windows Media files - simply "drag n' drop" them into the playlist or player
window or over "File" -> "Open". For playback on the PC a soundcard is of course required. Co-
incidentally, TerraTec can also help you in this regard.

The Recorder

Clicking on the record button in the player will bring you to the recorder. With the recorder you
can for example read audio CDs and directly save them in MP3 format onto your hard disk. In
the recorder options you can adjust the quality (bit-rate), activate the support for variable bit-
rates and make other configuration changes. Important for insiders: Obviously, the original
Fraunhofer MP3 algorithm is used to ensure the best possible quality. You can also record a
signal from your soundcard (for example the Line In signal) into MP3 format directly in real time.
These and more settings can be found in the "Options" menu (see photo above, the player).
If you want to transform an audio CD into MP3 format then follow these steps:
If you can, you should connect to the Internet so that Musicmatch Jukebox can access CDDB
(CompactDisc Database) – then the titles, artist, and album info are automatically saved as ID
tags in the MP3 file. Otherwise handwork is required, but even that is incredibly easy. Load a
MP3 file per drag n' drop into the playlist window of the player. A simple right mouse click on
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