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that connect the two inside your computer. Quality-wise, it really doesn t seemto matter much if you use digital or analog; it ll probably sound the sameeither way. But if you at least want to know what your options are, follow these steps: 1.If you re still in Media Player s Options dialog box, click the Devicestab. Otherwise, choose Tools.Options from Media Player s menubar; then click the Devices tab. 2.Click the icon that represents the CD drive you use to copy music; then click the Properties button. The Properties dialog box for thatdrive opens, as in the example shown in Figure 17-7.3.To copy in Digital, select Digital under the Copy option. You can alsochoose Error Correction, which allows Media Player to correct anyflaws in the CDs (such as crackles and pops caused by scratches) tobe corrected. Figure 17-7:The Properties dialog box for a sample drive4.Click OK after making your selections. All the settings we ve described up to now need only be set once. They willthen be applied to all CDs you copy in the future. Just make sure you click OKin any open dialog boxes to save your settings and close the dialog boxesbefore copying your first CD. Copying a Music CDWith all your settings in place, you re ready to start copying music CDs to yourhard disk. The procedure is pretty straightforward: 1.If you have a dial-up modem, make sure you re online (so Media Playercan get media information from the Internet). 2.Insert the CD you want to copy into your CD drive. 3.If you see a message asking what you want to do with the CD, youhave two choices. If you want to start copying right away, click Copymusic from CD using Windows Media Player; then click OK. If you wantChapter
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