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Choose the correct Output Mode for your system: MP3 to PCM for most systems, or MP3 to MP3 for those
systems that feature onboard MP3 decoding, such as many current Harman Kardon A/V receivers. Then, click
on the “OK” button to enter your selection.
If your home audio system is capable of internal MP3 decoding, either choice has advantages. By choosing the MP3 to
PCM mode, your audio system will perceive the data stream to be no different than the data it might receive from your
CD player, and you will be able to select available DSP or surround sound processing modes
to increase your audio enjoyment. However, by choosing the MP3 to MP3 mode, although you will only be able to play
the selections in traditional stereo mode, you will free up your computer’s processing unit from the task of performing the
MP3 decoding.
Launch the Windows Media Player from either your desktop or taskbar shortcut, or by double-clicking on the “hk” logo
in your systray and clicking on the “Open WMP” button. Select the “Media Library” button.
A screen similar to the one shown in Figure 5 will appear.
systems that feature onboard MP3 decoding, such as many current Harman Kardon A/V receivers. Then, click
on the “OK” button to enter your selection.
If your home audio system is capable of internal MP3 decoding, either choice has advantages. By choosing the MP3 to
PCM mode, your audio system will perceive the data stream to be no different than the data it might receive from your
CD player, and you will be able to select available DSP or surround sound processing modes
to increase your audio enjoyment. However, by choosing the MP3 to MP3 mode, although you will only be able to play
the selections in traditional stereo mode, you will free up your computer’s processing unit from the task of performing the
MP3 decoding.
Launch the Windows Media Player from either your desktop or taskbar shortcut, or by double-clicking on the “hk” logo
in your systray and clicking on the “Open WMP” button. Select the “Media Library” button.
A screen similar to the one shown in Figure 5 will appear.
Figure 5 – Windows Media Player Media Library
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