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Using the LS-120 and CD-ROM Drives
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Certain applications or operating system software may
disable the eject button to prevent accidental damage to
the disc. If the eject button is disabled by the application
software, it will not operate.
Enhanced Business
Audio
CD-ROM drive models include an Enhanced Business Audio
subsystem that provides sound capabilities in the Microsoft
Windows operating environment.
The audio system allows you to integrate voice messages and
music directly into your computer files. Using the supplied
microphone, you can record sounds as data on the hard drive.
This sound data may be used in many ways; for example, you
can enhance presentation data with voice and music.
The audio system on Pentium II–based CD-ROM models
includes Spatializer 3D technology. This technology
manipulates the signal to sound as if there are two “phantom”
rear speakers.
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To take advantage of the Spatializer 3D technology, you
will need to use amplified external speakers.
Using Audio
Compact Discs
If you have loaded an audio compact disc and you want to
advance the disk to either the first track or the next track, click
Start, then select Programs, Accessories, Multimedia.
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Some software compact discs take control of the
hardware volume controls. If this occurs, adjust the sound
before starting the software.
