User's Guide
Table Of Contents
- Creative Zen Micro User's Guide
- Contents
- Zen Micro at a Glance
- Accessories
- Transferring Music to Zen Micro
- Playing and Managing Music
- Adjusting volume
- Locking Zen Micro
- Selecting and playing music tracks
- Searching for similar tracks
- Selecting tracks with Zen Micro’s DJ
- Managing the list of selected tracks
- Shuffling and repeating the list of selected tracks
- Searching within a track
- Using bookmarks
- Listening to the radio
- Deleting radio presets
- Recording radio broadcasts
- Recording with the built-in microphone
- Playing recorded tracks
- Deleting tracks
- Viewing track information
- Viewing player information
- Using Zen Micro’s Organizer Features
- Storing Data Files in Zen Micro
- Personalizing Zen Micro
- Adjusting Vertical Touch Pad settings
- Setting the date and time
- Setting the alarm
- Using Zen Micro’s equalizer (EQ)
- Setting playback at a constant volume
- Labeling Zen Micro with your name
- Setting the backlight duration
- Setting the display contrast
- Setting the idle shutdown time
- Enabling Sleep Timer
- Changing the menu language
- Resetting Zen Micro
- Adding and removing main menu items
- About PlaysForSure and Windows Media Player 10 Update
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Safety Advice
- General Specifications
Importing Music into Creative MediaSource Player/Organizer 22
The time needed to successfully extract audio from a CD depends on:
■ CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive speed
■ defects, like scratches on the audio CD
■ error-checking features on the CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive
■ bitrate selected for encoding
To rip an audio CD using Creative MediaSource Player/Organizer
1 Click Start → Programs/All Programs → Creative → Creative MediaSource →
Creative MediaSource Organizer.
2 Insert an audio CD into your CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive.
3 In the Sources window, select [d:] Audio CD (replace d: with the drive letter of your
CD-ROM/DVD-ROM drive).
4 In the Task bar, click the Rip Now button.
TIP
■ If you have an Internet connection, you can set Creative MediaSource Player/
Organizer to automatically retrieve track information about the tracks being ripped,
instead of manually entering this information. For more information about this
feature, refer to Creative MediaSource Player/Organizer’s online Help.
■ The default bitrate for ripping to MP3 or WMA files is 128 kps and 64 kps
respectively. Higher bitrates yield better audio quality but result in larger file sizes.
To change the default bitrate, refer to the Creative MediaSource Player/Organizer
online help.