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GETTING STARTED
  1. Player Requirements
  2. How to get a Player if you do not have one.
  3. Setting your Player Preferences
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GETTING STARTED

Getting Started In order to take advantage of all the media the Electronic Press Kit has to offer, you will need a media player. Once you have downloaded a player, you can then listen to all sound clips, tracks and interviews, in addition to watching music videos, previews for films and more.

1. Player Requirements

PC users: You must have Windows Media Player 7, Real Player 7 or Higher, or Quicktime 4 or Higher.

Mac users: You must have Quicktime 4 or higher.

2. How to get a Player if you do not have one.

For PC:

Windows Media Player



Real Player

For PC and Mac:

Quicktime Player

Once you have downloaded the file from the website, make sure you close all other open applications before installing it. Opening the file will guide you through the installation process.

3. Setting your Player preferences.

-Usually the preferences best suited for your system are autoselected when you first enter the preferences page. However, you can change them if you want by pressing the "Change Player Prefs" button at the bottom of the menu bar in the lower left corner of your screen. This button is also on the player.

-The choices in the player preferences window are as follows:

connection: hi (DSL/Cable)
low (Dial-up)

media player: Windows Media Player
Real Player
Quicktime
Default Player (uses default system player)

Changing your "connection" to either "High" or "Low" determines whether the media available for preview will be presented in "Hi" quality, or relative "Low" quality.

-Changing your player somewhat controls the type of media that will be delivered to you. For example if you select Windows Media as your player, the media you view will be delivered to you in formats Windows Media Player under- stands. Selecting the default player will launch your machines preferred player.

-These preferences do not affect media that is available for download. Preferences only control how Preview media is presented.