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34.5 Change an album's cover art
To change an album's cover art:
1. You need a portable hard drive or a USB memory stick with the
replacement cover art already stored on it. Connect this to the 8000i.
2. Select
Display, then select Music JB. (If the music jukebox is
already playing, just choose Select Music from the control panel.)
3. Select
Playlist/Library, then Music Library. The Modify Music
Library Item box is displayed.
4. The
View By button shows the current setting. If it's not set to
Album, select View By, then select Album.
5. Select the album whose cover art you want to change, then select
Edit Art to show the Art Image box.
6. Browse through the alternative album cover art images and select a
replacement.
7. Select
OK to automatically overwrite the existing album cover art.
8. When you are finished, press Return.
34.6 Create and name a new playlist
To create a new playlist:
1. Select
Display then select Music JB or, if the music jukebox is
already playing, choose Select Music, then Playlist/Library.
2. Select
Create/Edit Playlist. The Music Library box is displayed
with its listings, and a new empty Playlist is shown in the Playlist Name
box.
3. If you want to change the playlist name, select EDIT then use the
onscreen keyboard to enter the new playlist name.
4. Browse through the music library and select items to add to the new
playlist. Select Add to Playlist. Repeat this until you have all the
music you want on your new playlist.
5. If you want to:
ƒ remove one or more items from the playlist, browse through the
playlist, select the items, then select Remove from Playlist.
The items are immediately removed from the playlist
ƒ move an item to a different position in the playlist, browse through
the playlist, select the item, then select Move Track. Select Up
or Down until the item is in the required position in the playlist,
then select OK.
6. When you are finished, select Return. The 8000i saves the new
playlist.