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Michelle,
Here are the steps: 1. Open Hoster by double clicking on desktop Icon. 2. Click on Import Songs at top of screen. 3. Slide down and click on Import from CD. 4. When the Import window opens, Find the Brand box and fill in with name of company (Sound Choice, Chartbuster, Top Hits Monthly, etc.). 5. Find the DiskID box and fill this in. (DiskID consists of initials of company like SC, CB, etc. and the ID Number from the disk label.) There is a dropdown list that will show if you click on down-arrow to right of box and from that list you can select the correct one. 6. Insert the CD in the drive. 7. Click the Search Local Database button and wait for it to fill in the track list below. Then verify that it has the correct information. 8. Click Select All button. Each of the tracks will have a check mark in front of it and Ready in the Status column. 9. Click Next button to get the next available BookID (this is how you identify the tracks to add to the playlist). 10. Click Import Selected Tracks button and sit back while Hoster Imports the files to a folder (C:\MTU\KMA Files) on your hard drive. That is about as basic as I can get it. When you do this I am sure more questions will come up. But please post any further questions in your thread (Admin made it a new thread) Step by Step Help?
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Dale Douglass 2nd Generation Karaoke I am not a member of the MTU Staff.
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OK I have returned from the dart tournament.
Clerafication on the Geeks and in reference to earlier comments. At a local Dept. Store the geek I had discussion for help had no clue and I think knew lees then myself which isn't a whole lot so sorry if I offended anyone else. I installed the new 320 gig hd and reloaded XP Pro. I went inot the Bios and set the memory to 128 and backed the resolution in the settings to 16 bit. I downloaded net frame to 2.0 and installed direct x 9.0 and also a dvd program. I have upgraded to service pack 3 and reloaded Hoster 4.06. I was just focused on the videos right now and have not had the time ot check out the other problems sinde they were speroctic before and not all the time. Now I have tried the video, Pioneer Karaoke DVD adn still encounter an error problem which shuts down Hoster. If any help its code 0xc0000005. ![]() Thanks Mike |
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not mistaken and hope someone would correct me on this i think you need somekind of a codec ( not sure if that was the name ) in order for you to be able to import /download a dvd..
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BILLY O' WEEKEND.DJ Las Vegas, NV Last edited by billyo; November 23rd, 2008 at 08:07 PM. |
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