When editing the id3tag info in the program, it takes like a minute for the program to change the info for each track after I have already entered in the info. That seems to be way too long just to edit the info. Is this normal? and is there a different way to edit the info?

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The software that comes with your player uses an online database from "Gracenote" (link below)to name the tracks. When you copy from a CD the software recognises the disk & looks up the database to find the track info, if you are not connected to the internet or your firewall software is blocking the request it will not be able to retrieve the track info & will just name the tracks "track 1" etc. You can rename the track yourself in the program by highlighting the track in the PC software and pressing the right mouse button & choose "property" this opens a window where you can edit the track title but not the file name. You can update the tracks you already have by connecting to the internet then highlight & right click as before but now choose "get track info", the software will connect & retrieve the track info and ask if you want to change it. There is a problem with language CD's as they will often not be in the database and you will need to name them yourself. There are many helpful programs available (some free) to rename the tracks (technically known as ID3 tags). Search on the web for "mp3 tag software". http://www.gracenote.com/music/

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first, next to the play stop buttons is a "pat" and "song".
click song, if you look right of tempo it has number 1, <take notice. now you click the very left button in this pic, (the playlist) find the line with number one and left click so it looks like this


exit the playlist and right click on the instrument u wanto use, click send to piano roll, thats where you put your notes,.make a tune or drum loop.this will go into the playlist number 1 chanel. go to the number one o the right of the tempo, (it has pat under it) an chang it to 2, open playlist, put a block like you did in pattern , right click the instro u want to use, send to piano roll, make ya tune, this will go into playlist number 2 chanel, in the playlist place them where you want them by the way. every time you go to piano roll and put a tune or something in that instrument will link to the pattern number and the pattern number links t the playlist. left click on the little oval ligh light next your instrument and make them all light up green,when u have done that go to to the icon next to playlist an choose view mixer, and right click on the Chanel next to master (insert 1),link to selected channels,click starting from...
now on the very right click of mixer where ther is numbers, click the arrow so a dropdown menu appears, pick your effect. (highlight what instrument you want to add an effect to in the mixer.) generaly not for master unless the effectss are compressoors soungoodizers and eqs and stuff, ( mastering tools) HOPE THIS HELPED

Hi,
A program, or an Application are both programs, but the former will be accessed through the program manager [PRGM] and the latter through application manager .[APPS] .If it is a program (in the context of the TI84Plus) you press [PRGM]. You see three menus [Exec [Edit] [New]. If there are any programs in the calculator, you should see them under [Exec] and under [Edit].

A. To RUN a program

1. To run a program already in calculator, you select its name under the [EXEC] menu and press [ENTER]. If you get an error message "undefined" it is most certainly due a variable or parameter used in the program without its being defined first.
2. This is programming error that must be corrected by editing the program.
   
3. Usually you get a QUIT or GOTO in the error message.
   
4. Press the number corresponding to GOTO and the cursor will be at the place where the error occurs
5. If a program is archived (it has an asterisk in front of it name) you cannot run it. It must be unarchived first.
   

B. To edit a program

1. To edit a program already in calculator, you select its name under the [EDIT] menu and press [ENTER].
   
2. If you are allowed to edit it, you will be able to enter, delete and modify commands.
   
3. To do so, you must know the programming language of the TI84Plus.
4. If a program is archived (it has an asterisk in front of it name) you cannot edit. It must be unarchived first.

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Speed Dial Keys
The fax number and other data for a particular destination can be programmed using a 3-
digit Speed Dial Number. This feature allows you to transmit a document to the
particular destination by pressing the Speed Dial Key, entering the 3-digit number and
pressing the START Key. You can program a fax number in any of the 100 Speed Dial
locations, number 001 to 100.
Entering
1 Press the PROGRAM Key and scroll through the
menus until you reach the DIAL REGISTRATION
Menu. Press YES to begin programming.
2 Press 2 or scroll down to the Speed Dial menu and
press YES.
3 Enter the number of the location you want to
program and press YES.
4 Enter the Telephone number you wish to transmit
to and press YES after checking to see its OK. If
you want to enter the sub-address, press the Down
Arrow Key.
5 You can press sub-address up to 10-digit.
REGISTERED! KEEP?
OK=YES (EDIT/DEL=NO)
EDIT *DELETE
-SELECT&PUSH”YES”-
DIAL REGISTRATION?
YES / or 1-6
2 SPEED DIAL?
OK=YES
SPEED DIAL =_
OK=YES
OK=YES (SUB= )
SUB=_
OK=YES

Edit/Deleting
1 If you wish to change any entry, a screen allows you to accept or change.
2 If you wish to change a Key that was previously
programmed, this message appears. Press YES to
keep this location as is, or NO if you wish to edit it.
3 If you choose NO, use the arrow keys to select
either EDIT or DELETE and then proceed with the
needed changes.
Group Dial Keys
Instead of their regular functions, any of the One-Touch Keys can be used as Group Dial
Keys. Destinations already stored for One-Touch, Speed Dial can be entered in a Group
Dial Key. Each Group can contain up to 50 locations.
Entering
1 Press the PROGRAM Key and scroll through the
menus until you reach the DIAL REGISTRATION
Menu. Press YES to begin programming.
2 Press 3 or scroll down to the Group Dial menu and
press YES.
3 Press the One-Touch Key you wish to use.
4 Press YES to accept your selection.
NAME=_
OK=YES
REGISTERED! KEEP?
OK=YES (EDIT/DEL=NO)
EDIT *DELETE
-SELECT&PUSH”YES”-

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most likely its using the id3tags to sort your music find yourself a good id3tag editor and try it that way

TIME/DATE ADJUSTMENT:
Press Function/Exit/Ch on the handset.
Press the up & down arrow keys until it points to 'program'
Press the Fwd/Edit > (yes key)
Press the up & down arrow keys until it points to 'tad program'
Press the Fwd/Edit > (yes key) the base unit will now display programming opitons.
Press '0'...'set time' is announced
Enter the time (hour & minute) using a 4-digit number
(Ex. To set 9:30 enter 0930)
Press * to select AM or PM
Press # repeatedly to set the day.

SELECTING THE NUMBER OF RINGS:
Press Function/Exit/Ch on the handset
Press the up & down arrow keys until it points to 'program'
Press the Fwd/Edit > (yes key)
Press the up & down arrow keys until it points to 'tad program'
Press the Fwd/Edit > (yes key) the base unit will now display programming opitons.
Press '2'...the current setting is displayed on the base unit
Press 0 or 2 or 7 to set the number of rings
(0='Toll Saver, 2=Two rings, 7=Seven rings)
Press Fwd/Edit (save key) a beep will sound
To return to normal mode press Function/Exit/Ch

I HOPE THIS HELPS! I copied it from my phone manual!
Best of luck!
Emma

On your old PC try this...

Some programs "not all", when they install on Windows, will log their serial # in the Windows Registry.
Click on the [START} button. Select [RUN} and type REGEDIT and hit the [ENTER] key.
The registry should open...

DO NOT CHANGE ANYTHING WHILE IN HERE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING!

We aren't going to change anything here, we are just going to look!

At the top of the Registry there is a menu...
Select {EDIT} then click on {FIND}.

In the search box type SERIALNUMBER.
the word serialnumber should have NO SPACES...
Once this is done press the [ENTER] key on the keyboard.

On the left will be folders with Program Names, on the right will be the info that you are looking for.
There is a TON on info in the Registry so take your time.
Press the [F3] button on your keyboard to see the next item found.
Slowly keep pressing [F3] until you see the program needed on the LEFT SIDE of the screen.
On the RIGHT SIDE may be the info that you are looking for...

Keep doing this until you have the info wanted then just EXIT out of the Registry...
Like I said NOT ALL programs put the Serial Numbers in the registry, but this is the first place to look.

To put names on the tracks, artists, albums, etc. You must put the track on a media player. (Windows Media is what I use), go right click on the track and select "Edit". From there, you can name the track, and if you have the MP3 plugged into the computer, it should automatically change to what the computer as it saved as.