Nokia 7710 Editing track information, Playlists, Creating a playlist, Adding tracks to a playlist

Editing track information

The track record for each track contains general information, including track title, artist name, duration, size,and type. You can only edit the track title and artist name.

1Right-click a track name, and select Edit... from the pop-up menu.

2In the Edit Track dialog, enter or edit the track information.

3Click Save.

Playlists

Creating a playlist

Nokia Audio Manager allows you to organise music tracks as a playlist. You can create and work with playlists in the Music Studio window.

1Select the tracks in the Music Studio that you want to add to a new playlist.

2Click Edit > Create New Playlist.

3In the Save as dialog box, select the Windows folder in which the playlist is saved, and enter the playlist name.

Adding tracks to a playlist

To add tracks to a playlist, do one of the following:

•Select tracks in the Music Studio window, and create a new playlist.

•Copy or cut tracks to the clipboard, and paste them into an existing playlist.

•Drag-and-drop tracks into an open playlist in the Music Studio window.

•Drag-and-drop tracks from Windows Explorer into an open Music Studio playlist.

To copy tracks into a playlist, in the Music Studio window, do the following:

1Select and right-click the tracks you want to add to the playlist.

2From the pop-up menu, select Copy.

3Right-click the playlist to which you want to add tracks, and select Paste.

Adding playlists to the Music Studio

You can group tracks and save them as a playlist. When you load a playlist into the Music Studio, you can play, edit, save, or remove it.

To add playlists to the Music Studio, do one of the following:

•Click Edit > Create New Playlist. If tracks are highlighted in Music Studio, they are automatically added to the new playlist. Select the Windows folder to which you want to save the new playlist, enter the playlist name, and click Save.

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