Music
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My songs will | Make sure your songs are in a supported format. Locate the songs on your | |
not play. | HP Digital Entertainment Center and determine the format. Some common | |
| supported file types are MP3, Unprotected WMA, AAC, WAV, and AIFF. Audio | |
| files must be in a supported format to play in iTunes, Windows Media Player, and | |
| Media Center. | |
| Check the properties for the audio file to determine whether the file is in Protected or | |
| Unprotected WMA format. iTunes cannot import or play WMA files that are | |
| protected by Windows Media Digital Rights Management (DRM). Windows Media | |
| Player cannot play .aac files. | |
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I cannot hear my | Some models and hardware configurations require that you turn on your TV and the | |
music after I turn | HP Digital Entertainment Center to hear your music files. | |
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I cannot add music | You must open iTunes or Windows Media Player with your keyboard and trackball | |
files to the iTunes or | to add music files to your music library. After you add your music files, you can | |
My Music music | access them with the remote control in Media Center. | |
library by using | To add music files to iTunes music Library, see “Adding Music to the iTunes Library” | |
my remote control. | ||
on page 71. To add music files to Windows Media Player Library, see “Adding | ||
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| Music to My Music Library” on page 79. | |
| To open iTunes or Windows Media Player, click Start, choose All Programs, and | |
| then click iTunes or Windows Media Player. | |
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Codec errors are | Codec is an abbreviation for | |
occurring when I | hardware used to compress and decompress digital media. | |
play certain files. | If you get a codec error when playing an audio file, open the file in Windows | |
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| Media Player. If you have configured Windows Media Player to automatically | |
| download codecs and the correct codec is available, then your file should play. You | |
| must be connected to the Internet to download the codec file. | |
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190Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Reference Guide