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Creating music discs

Adding tracks to your project

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Adding tracks to your project

There are several ways to add tracks to your projects. This section includes

the following information and procedures:

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Important information about protected audio tracks on page 213

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Using the Media Selector on page 213

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Adding tracks and playlists from your hard disk on page 215

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Importing tracks from discs on page 215

You can also record audio from an analog source. For more information,

see Recording from an audio input device on page 202.

Important information about protected audio tracks

Some audio tracks are protected by digital rights management (DRM)

technology which controls the ways in which you can use the files. For

example, DRM may allow you to add tracks to only some types of projects,

or it may prevent you from copying or burning tracks to disc. In some cases,

if you have purchased burn rights for a track, you may be limited to a

certain number of burns.

Music Disc Creator will only allow you to use tracks in ways that are

permitted by DRM. If you try to add or burn a track for which you do not

have permission, you will be informed by Music Disc Creator.

Using the Media Selector

The Media Selector lets you add tracks to your projects. You can keep the

Media Selector open while you work, either as a floating window, or docked

in the project track list area.

The Media Selector gives you several ways to find, manage, and select tracks

to add to your project. For example, you can browse for tracks in the My

Media or Folders views, preview tracks, or move or rename tracks.

To open the Media Selector, click Add Audio Tracks or Import from CD/

DVD.

For more detailed information about Media Selector and all of its features,

click Help or press F1 in the Media Selector.

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