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CD-R Drives and Music from the Internet Did you know that you could use the Internet to locate music, download it to your computer, and create your own compact discs? All it takes is the right software, hardware, and a connection to the Internet. To learn more about creating your own CDs, review Making IT Work for You: CD-R Drives and Music from the Internet on pages 156 and 157. Then visit our Web site at http://www.mhhe.com/oleary, play the videos, and answer the following questions: (a) What is the title of the song that was selected for download from the Internet? (b) Describe the procedure for adding music files to the WinAmp Playlist. (c) Describe the windows that popped up after the Create CD button was clicked in the Adaptec Easy CD Creator program. View the Making IT Work Video TiVo TiVo is a device that, among other features, allows users to pause live television. Connect to our Web site at http://www.mhhe.com/oleary to connect to TiVo’s Web site. Once connected, explore the TiVo product and write a one-page paper that answers the following questions: (a) What are the basic functions of TiVo? (b) How could TiVo be an improvement on the traditional VCR? (c) What type of secondary storage does TiVo use? (d) How does TiVo receive updated television program information? (e) Would you use TiVo? Why or why not? www.tivo.com |
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