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Before anything else, I'd like to give some pointers on how to use Internet Amp. If you're familiar with the software Winamp, which is used to play mp3s, then this guide is just a repetition of what you already know, since Internet Amp use the same set of buttons. Below is an enlarged image of Internet Amp:
Actually, if you would point your pointer to any part of the Internet Amp, it will display the names of that particular part of the amp. Here are the various part of the Internet Amp and their functions:
- Header -- The name of this cute program. Also, clicking this will prompt a new window which would show where you can download the program.
- Elapsed/Remaining Time -- will show, by default, the time that elapsed since the song is played. Click on it and it will display the time remaining until the end of the song.
- Track Position -- the position of the nub relative to the whole bar will show how how the time till the end of the song.
- Previous Track -- will play the previous song.
- Play -- will start playing the current song.
- Pause -- will pause playing the current song.
- Stop -- will stop playing the current song.
- Next Track -- will play the next song.
- Random -- as with Winamp, clicking this button will randomize the order of the song to be played.
- Repeat -- as with Winamp, clicking this button will repeat the order of the song to be played.
- About -- will show the author of the program.
- Volume -- controls the volume.
- Balance -- controls the balance of the volume between your speakers.
- Play List -- will prompt a new window, which will show the songs to be played. From that window, you can press the button beside each song title to play that particular song.
- Song Title -- show the title of the song being currently played. If the title is long, a scroll bar will appear.
Remember that Internet Amp 2.02 currently works only on Internet Explorer 4 and above.
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