Creative

MediaSource

Organizer

Finding and organizing songs

Keep your music database up to date

Transferring songs

Automatically playing multimedia content

cables to the Line Out connectors. You can then capture surround-sound movie/gameplay audio, and even audio content enhanced or upmixed with CMSS and EAX effects. For more information and usage details on Creative MediaSource Player and Recorder, refer to its online Help.

Managing a huge collection of audio CDs and MP3 files can be a headache. With Creative MediaSource Organizer, you can find any recording easily, no matter where it is stored on your hard disk or external storage devices. The following is a list of tasks you can perform with Creative MediaSource Organizer.

Creative MediaSource Organizer searches your hard disk to compile a database of songs available, called a “PC Music Library” or PCML. Once you have a PCML, you can sort it and search for songs. Searching is very fast due to a sophisticated engine and use of three search fields: artist, genre and album.

Once songs have been found, you can create playlists to automatically replay them in any desired sequence. You can also enter and edit extra information about each MP3 recording with ID3 tags.

As songs are added or deleted from your computer and other storage devices, your PCML will need to be kept up to date. The Media Sniffer will monitor specified folders on your hard disk for file changes, and update your PCML accordingly.

NOMAD users can use Creative MediaSource Organizer to transfer music files to and from the computer and other compatible devices.

Media Detector makes it easy for users to access multimedia content from various internal or external media. There is no need to hunt through a maze of different software to play different types of files.

Media Detector automatically recognizes the insertion or connection of CDs, VCDs, and external devices like the NOMAD Jukebox and NOMAD MP3 players. Upon recognition, the content in the media will automatically start playing without further intervention from the user.

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