I-JAM Multimedia I-Jam IJ 100 - Manual (Page 40)

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Yes. You can use your personal, unique key on up to three separate installations of MusicMatch Jukebox.
I am getting a message that tells me I have missing shared files. How can I fix this?
Most .dll files are shared files. It is possible that when uninstalling software or setting up your computer you deleted a
shared file or perhaps, have not yet installed it. This is most likely a Windows 95/98 file. Sometimes uninstalling and
reinstalling MusicMatch Jukebox will find the missing shared file.
Why do I get a 'Conversion Error 1' or 'Conversion Error 3' message when I try to convert MP3 files to WAV
format?
The MP3 file you are converting is not a standard format. There are a number of formats that MusicMatch Jukebox cannot
currently convert.
One such format is an RIFF/WAV MP3 file, which contains a RIFF header before the MP3 data begins. A converter for this
file format can be found at:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Peaks/3311/
This is the way it works:
- Download the utility from the web site above and install it.
- Locate the file(s) you want to convert that are causing Error 1.
- Change the .MP3 on the file(s) to .WAV
- Run the utility and locate the file you have renamed.
- Click the 'Convert to *. MP3’ button.
If this utility recognizes the file format as "unknown" then the file is in a different format and we do not currently have a
solution for you.
How can I burn my playlist to a CD-Rom?
Files burned to CD need to be in WAV format to be able to listen to them on your traditional CD player. MusicMatch
Jukebox can convert MP3 files to WAV format.
You can burn your MP3 files to a CD for storage purposes and listen to them on your MusicMatch Jukebox player as MP3s.
To burn files to CD, you will need to use CD-Rom burning software, which is usually available with the purchase of a CD-R
drive. MusicMatch Jukebox does not yet burn files to CD.
>Frequently Used Terms
MP3 (MPEG Layer 3):
MP3 is an audio file format. Audio files can be quite large, which is why it hasn't been practical to store music on PCs. An
MP3 file is an audio file that has been compressed (anywhere from one fifth to one seventeenth of its original size) with little
or no loss in sound quality. That means a great sounding file, in a package small enough that it can be downloaded and/or
stored on your computer.