HP m380, m476n Creating CDs to Play on Your PC, Click the Audio Projects tab 3 Select Jukebox CD

4Insert a music CD. Select View and then select your CD-ROM drive to view the tracks on your CD.

Or

Click Find Music, and then click Browse to find music files on your hard disk drive that you want to record.

5Select the tracks you want to record, and then click Add.

NOTE: You can press Control (Ctrl) on your keyboard to select more than one track.

6Click the Burn icon when you have added all the audio files to your music CD project.

7Click Yes.

8When prompted, insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc.

NOTE: If you want to play your music CD in your home or car stereo, use a CD-R disc. CD-RW discs may not play in some stereos.

9Click OK. It is best not to use the PC while recording.

10Click Done when recording is complete.

Click ? and then select RecordNow! Help for more information about recording music CDs with the RecordNow! program

Creating CDs to Play on Your PC

1Click Start, choose All Programs, CD (DVD) Recorder, RecordNow!, and then click RecordNow! again.

2Click the Audio Projects tab.

3Select Jukebox CD.

4Click Find Music, and then click Browse to find music files on your hard disk drive that you want to record.

Or

Click Find Music, and then click Scan for Music. RecordNow! searches your PC for all music files and places them into the Music on System window.

NOTE: RecordNow! scans for all audio files, even the sounds from your operating system. If you don’t want to display some of these sounds, you can select the Options icon (wrench), and then select the Audio tab. Select Hide audio files shorter than (in seconds), and then type in the seconds.

5Select the tracks you want to record, and then click Add.

NOTE: You can press the Control (Ctrl) key to select more than one track.

6Click the Burn icon when you have added all the audio files to your music CD project.

7Click Yes.

8When prompted, insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW disc. If the CD-RW disc is not blank, RecordNow! prompts you to erase it and then automatically begins writing to it when it is erased.

NOTE: If you want to play your music CD in your home or car stereo, use a CD-R disc. CD-RW discs may not play in some stereos.

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