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- Page 1 PC USERS MANUAL...
- Page 2 MD-Port PC users manual • Windows 98 • Windows 2000 • Windows ME • Windows XP...
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Page 3: Getting Started
USB port and plug the supplied USB cable in. Now plug the MD-Port I/O into the other end of the USB cable. We recommend you don’t plug the MD-Port I/O into a USB hub - other devices on Getting your MD-Port I/O going is as simple as plugging it into a primary USB port of any computer running the hub may interfere with the USB audio data, causing pops and clicks in your recordings. - Page 4 USB port and plug the supplied USB cable in. Now plug the MD-Port I/O into the other end of the USB cable. We recommend you don’t plug the MD-Port I/O into a USB hub - other Windows ME devices on the hub may interfere with the USB audio data, causing pops and clicks in your recordings.
- Page 5 For all of the MD-Port I/O’s recording operations, the volume is set by the Line Balance slider. To get to the If the music through your headphones sounds distorted, lower the MD-Port I/O Wave Balance volume Line Balance slider, double click the standard volume control icon to open the Speaker control panel. Go to control or the media player volume control until the music starts to sound clean and undistorted.
- Page 6 In the Directory field, type in a folder name or use the folder icon to choose a folder. We suggest but it also records tracks individually from a NetMD recorder. Combined with the MD-Port I/O, it makes for a you actually create a new folder so you can easily find your recordings and work on them later.
- Page 7 Trim function. To open the Trim screen click on the To do this either unplug the MD-Port I/O from the USB cable, or select your soundcard as preferred magnifying glass icon or go to Edit, then Trim Tracks. In the window that opens, the top section shows playback device in the Multimedia Properties control panel for Windows 98SE, Sounds and Multimedia how your total wav file looks.
- Page 8 Help and then Content and Index in LPRipper. Please note that it is important you familiarize yourself with this manual as Xitel Technical Support can only offer limited assistance surrounding this software.
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Page 9: Troubleshooting Guide
Unfortunately not all of them adhere to the naming conventions that the operating system is expecting to see, which is why even after the MD-Port I/O has been installed you are not able to select USB Audio Device as the preferred playback device in the Multimedia Window. Since your computer manufacture has made these alternations, there isn't any way Xitel nor Microsoft can assist in providing any patches to correct the things. - Page 10 Check with the vendor of your soundcard to get the latest Next to the speaker icon it should say MD-Port I/O. In the Device Volume section, put the slider to high. drivers for your hardware. If the soundcard you have came pre-installed in your system, check with the Check also that mute is not selected.
- Page 11 CFB Software. All other trademarks are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. Xitel reserves the right to change specifications of the MD-Port I/O™ or bundled items without notice. Product may differ slightly from that displayed on the box. Warranty on Xitel products is one year from date of original purchase and is not transferable.