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Close the dock
Minimize the dock
Select preferences
Scroll up or down to
show more widgets if
available
Software widgets
Check for update (internet
access required)
Before you begin using your RCA player, you’ll want
to copy your media files to the player. You can use
any of the following methods to transfer content:
• RCA
EasyRip
• Drag and drop files in Windows Explorer
• Software provided by online music stores
To transfer DRM-protected content, use the software
provided by the online music store.
The following sections explain how to copy
unprotected files to the player. For instructions on
transferring protected files, please refer to the
documentation for the software you use to transfer
the files.
Managing files on your RCA Player
Using RCA EasyRip
The RCA EasyRip software was installed
automatically the first time you connected this
player to your PC.
EasyRip lets you:
• Import music from CDs
• Organize your music library on your PC
• Create
playlists
• Copy files from your library to the player
• Copy files from the player to your library
• Delete files from the player
For instructions on organizing your library and
creating playlists, please refer to the EasyRip help.
To start EasyRip (using either method below):
• Click on the RCA system tray icon and select
RCA
EasyRip
from the menu.
• Double-click the EasyRip icon on your PC’s
desktop. The EasyRip dock appears at the side of
your screen.
To import music from a CD to the player:
1. Click
CD Ripper
on the EasyRip dock. The CD
Ripper window appears.
2. Load the CD into your PC.
• CD Ripper then gets the track names from the
Internet. (If it cannot get the names, you can
name the tracks yourself; see the EasyRip help
for instructions.)
• To import only selected tracks, click the
checkbox next to the desired track.
3. Click
Add Selected to Device
to start importing
music.
To load your media content into the EasyRip
library:
1. Click
PC Library
on the EasyRip dock.
2. Click
Import Media
.
3. Select the folder (with media files) you wish to
load and click
OK
.
