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Brilliant Ipod

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ISBN-10: 0132211653

ISBN-13: 9780132211659

Edition: 2006

Authors: Dan Ford

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Book details

Copyright year: 2006
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 256
Size: 6.18" wide x 7.91" long x 0.55" tall
Weight: 0.704
Language: English

Table of Contents
Understanding Digital Music
Understanding how computers read music, introducing Wavs, MP3s and MIDI (4pp)
Stereo/Mono signals (2pp)
Frequency (quality) (3pp) (BOXOUT quality information i.e. CD quality, acceptable quality etc)
Soundcards (2pp) (BOXOUT - Common soundcard terms)
Speaker systems (including basic stereo set up, earphones, and surround sound) (4pp)
Optimising your computer to play music: Audio properties in a computer
Advanced audio properties - establishing best speaker set-up Advanced audio properties - establishing best performance set-up (5pp)
File extensions, setting up Microsoft Explorer to display them and understanding miscellaneous sound files (4pp) (BOXOUT - choosing the correct file type and compressing advice)
Setting up a default music player in Microsoft Explorer (2pp)
Sourcing Music (possibly retitle to Recording Music)
Customising the volume screen (3pp) (BOXOUT - what each slider in the volume screen corresponds to)
Formats and attributes in Windows Sound Recorder (4pp)
Recording, and playing back a signal in Windows Sound Recorder plus reading sound image information (2pp)
Understanding sound information displays (mono and stereo) (2pp)
Editing in Windows Sound Recorder (3pp)
Adding effects/enhancements (4pp)
Saving an audio file in Windows Sound Recorder (1pp)
Previewing your sound file in Windows Explorer (1pp)
Loading the sound file from Windows Explorer into Windows Media Player (1pp)
Playing Music on your iPod
Opening, playing and saving files in iTunes(4pp) (BOXOUT - what file types are accessible with iTunes?)
Basic play operations (4pp)
Creating, saving and opening playlists (4pp)
Selecting a source folder (2pp) (BOXOUT - Managing your music)
Customising your IPod environment - display modes (view modes and skins ) (4pp)
Using enhancements - equaliser and 'SRS Wow Effects' (4pp)
Using, changing and downloading visualisations (4pp)
Downloading Music from the Internet
Introduction to Windows Media Guide WMP (3pp)
Subscribing to Premium services WMP (3pp)
Using the radio tuner in WMP (3pp) BOXOUT - most popular internet radio stations
Searching for and downloading music - WMP (3pp) (BOXOUT - searching tips)
Downloading album information in WMP (2pp) (BOXOUT - Brief relevant copyright information)
Introduction to Napster including operating platform (2pp) (BOXOUT - trivial facts about Napster)
Downloading and opening Napster programme (4pp)
Running a search, choosing the best song file for your computer and downloading songs in Napster (4pp) (BOXOUT - Bit rate information)
Alternatives to Napster and Windows Media Player (3pp) (possibly mention Kazaa, E-donkey?)
iTunes
Introduction to iTunes interface (2pp)
Opening and playing files in iTunes (2p)
Basic funtions (previous, next, scan backwards/forwards, shuffle, volume) (4pp)
Creating, saving and playing playlists (3pp)
Searching for and downloading songs (3pp)
Searching for and downloading albums and finding album information (2pp)
Selecting songs for burning to CD (2pp)
Burning music to CD plus options (2pp)
Burning Music CDs
Advice on choosing the most suitable recordable media (3pp)
Introduction to 'Copy to CD or Device' in Windows Media Player (2pp)
Change 'Copy From' route (2pp)
Selecting audio quality and implications for computer resources (2pp)
Creating a compilation CD in WMP - one-time and playlists (3pp) (BOXOUT - Differences between MP3 disks and audio disks)
Introduction to Nero Express and copying entire CDs (2pp) (BOXOUT - brief relevant copyright information)
Nero Express - creating compilation CDs (3pp)
Creating a combined audio and music CD (3pp) (BOXOUT - Using DVDs to store music)
Using your iPod
MP3 players, memory sticks/keyfobs and hybrids (3pp) (BOXOUT - Chosing between them)
Choosing an iPodplayer (3pp) (BOXOUT - Memory requirements)
Installing and opening software and introduction to interface (4pp) (BOXOUT - how different versions of Microsoft Windows read USB devices)
Changing song names and information (categorisation) in WMP and Microsoft Explorer (3pp)
Connecting your iPod to your computer (2pp)
Selecting songs and uploading them to your iPod (2pp)
Uploading songs to your iPod in iTunes (4pp)
Uploading songs to a keyfob/memory stick and memory advice in Microsoft Explorer (3pp)
Editing Music - Audacity
Importing digital files from your computer and digitising tape and vinyl recordings (3pp) (BOXOUT - further advice on level/gain setting)
Using noise reduction tools on an entire track (4pp) (BOXOUT - further advice on noise reduction)
Using cut, copy and paste controls (3pp)
Using volume fades and inserting additional files (3pp)
Using pitch shifter to alter the song's pitch without affecting speed (2pp)
Multi tracking a second audio source (2pp)
Understanding and applying compressions (3pp) (BOXOUT - further advice on compression)
Understanding and applying equalisation (3pp) (BOXOUT - further advice on frequencies/equalisation)
Exporting audio as an MP3 or Wav file (2pp)
Sharing your Music
Find a reputable music web community (2pp)
Signing up to a community (3pp)
Chatting with other music enthusiasts on a music community website (3pp)
Creating your own page and uploading your music to a music community website (3pp)
Getting feedback on your music (2pp)
Netiquette on music web communities (2pp)
Copyright information and advice (2pp)
Keeping abreast of changing music technology (4pp)
Great music internet sites (4pp)
Possibly add Chapter or sections on how to download software - players/recorders