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11-13-2003, 06:34 PM
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Music
I just got my SageTV all setup and running. Works great except I can not figure out how to setup my music files with it. I have a lot of MP3s located in one folder and also I started using iTunes. I would like to figure out how to only hav emy iTunes music to work and then maybe on another system later on to have my MP3s and iTunes running side by side.
How is this accomplished? Thanks! 
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11-14-2003, 05:49 AM
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Sage will just support mp3 files. Isn't iTunes encoded in some ACC format? If so, those won't work. You need to add the directory in which your mp3 files are at in detailed setup. You will add a library path.
Gerry
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11-14-2003, 05:57 AM
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Thanks for the info. I wa looking somewhere for the path but did not even see it in the detailed setup.
When I get home after work I will play with it more. Maybe that explains why the shows recorded on my C: drive instead of my D: drive even though the program is installed on my D: drive. My C: drive is just my OS and nothing more so there is virtually no space on it. I would like to see 2.0 have a way to have programs like iTunes to be 100% intergrated with it where you can do everything flawlessly via remote. iTunes can do ACC or MP3. But you can always convert from ACC to MP3. Thanks again for the info!
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11-14-2003, 09:09 AM
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You can define any drives/folders for import through Detailed Setup > General.
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