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Grundig LED manual Trademarks, Grundig AG, D-90748 Fürth

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Grundig LED manual Trademarks, Grundig AG, D-90748 Fürth

Contents

Manual Software L.E.DWindows 95/98/NT Grundig AG wishes you a lot of fun with your MPAXX WelcomeTrademarks Grundig AGD-90748 Fürth Appendix Table of contents1. System requirements 2. Installing L.E.D 3.1. The Download/Play list window 3. Using L.E.D. softwarePage 3.1.2. Creating and editing a Play list 3.1.1. Making your own settings3.1.3. Loading music files onto the MultiMediaCard 3.1.4. Creating and processing programs MPAXX150 only Start Ripper/Encoder Exit Menu MultiMediaCard Check MultiMediaCard 3.1.5. The menus and the icon bar in the Download/Play list windowMenu File New Play list Open Play list Open recent Play lists Save Play list Save Play list as Print Play list Print MultiMediaCardDisplay Playlist Read program Write program Delete program Delete all entries Delete entry Menu Settings GeneralDisplay program Download overwrite Download append Download title Edit title Edit ID3-Tag Delete all Delete selected Menu ProgramMultiMediaCard Play list Save settings Help Icon bar 3.1.6. Player/Decoder0000 3.2.1. Ripper 3.2. Ripper/Encoder windowPage 3.2.2. Encoder Menu File Go to Download Exit Menu Encoder Delete all Delete selected 3.2.3.The menus and the icon bar in the Ripper/Encoder windowYou can make a variety of settings using the menus Menu Settingsdump1 to wavedump14. It is important to be able to change the default EncoderRipper/CD ROM Reload selected Icon barHere you can select the ripping mode generally speaking you should always choose the “Burst” mode because this is the fastest method. IfKnown problems 4. TroubleshootingRemarks about copyright laws AppendixWarranty Glossary