# CD Player Manual V2.6

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CD Player is the Compact Discs (CDs) audio player for GNOME

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CD Player Manual V2.6
Febrièr de 2004

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CD Player Manual V2.5
Agost de 2003

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CD Player Manual V2.4
Abril de 2003

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CD Player Manual V2.3
Genièr de 2003

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CD Player Manual V2.2
Agost de 2002

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CD Player Manual V2.1
Julhet de 2002

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CD Player Manual V2.0
Mai de 2002

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This manual describes version 2.5.2 of CD Player.

## Feedback

To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the CD Player application or this manual, follow the directions in the GNOME Feedback Page.

## Introduccion

The CD Player application enables you to play audio Compact Discs (CDs) on your computer. You can use CD Player to perform the following tasks with audio CDs:

- Play, pause, stop, or eject a CD.

- Move through the tracks on the CD.

- Adjust the output volume from the CD Player.

- Edit the track information.

## Per començar

### To Start CD Player

You can start CD Player in the following ways:

Menut Applications

  Choose Multimedia CD Player .

Linha de comanda

  Execute the following command: `gnome-cd`

### When You Start CD Player

When you start CD Player, the following window is displayed.

#### CD Player Window

Shows CD Player main window.

The CD Player window contains the following elements:

- A display area that displays details about the CD that you are playing.

- A Volume control slider that enables you to control the output volume.

- A Position slider that displays the progress of the current track. You can move the slider forwards or backwards to move the play to a different position on the track.

- A Shows Preferences button. button that enables you to open the Preferences dialog.

- A drop-down list that enables you to view the names of the tracks on the CD and move to a track.

- A Shows Open track editor button. button that enables you to open the Track Editor dialog.

- A button area that enables you to play the tracks on the CD.

## Utilizacion

### To Play a CD

To play a CD, insert the CD in the CD drive of your computer, then press the Shows Play button. button.

The application displays the following information in the display area:

- Time elapsed on the current track.

- Name of the artist.

- Title of the CD.

### To Move Through Tracks

To play different tracks on the CD, perform the following actions:

- To move to the next track on the CD, click on the Shows Next track button. button.

- To move to the previous track on the CD, click twice on the Shows Previous track button. button.

- To display a list of the tracks on the CD, click on the drop-down list located below the display area. To move to a track on the list, select a track from the list.

### To Fast Forward a Track

To fast forward a track, click on the Shows Fast forward button. button.

### To Rewind a Track

To rewind a track, click on the Shows Rewind button. button.

### To Pause a CD

To pause a CD that is playing, click on the Shows Pause button. button. To resume playing the CD, click on the Shows Play button. button again.

### To Stop a CD

To stop playing a CD, click on the Shows Stop button. button.

### To Adjust the Volume

To adjust the output volume of the CD Player, move the volume slider to specify the volume level you require. The volume slider is located to the right of the display area in the application window. Move the slider upwards to increase the volume. Move the slider downwards to decrease the volume.

### To Edit CD Information

To edit the CD information, perform the following steps:

1. To open the Track Editor dialog, click on the button. The Track Editor dialog is displayed, see .

2. To edit the name of the artist, edit the contents of the Artist text box.

3. To edit the title of the CD, edit the contents of the Disc Title text box.

4. To add comments about the CD, the genre of music, and the year the CD was produced, click on the arrow next to Show advanced disc options.

5. To edit the title of a track, click twice on the track in the Title column of the track table, then type the new title.

6. To add additional information about a track, select the track in the track table, then click on the arrow next to Show advanced track options.

7. Type the additional track information in the Extra track data text box.

8. To save the changes on your local computer, click Save.

#### Track Editor Dialog

### To Eject a CD

To eject a CD, click on the Shows Eject CD button. button. This action stops the CD if the CD is still playing, and opens the CD tray.

## Preferéncias

To configure CD Player, click on the Shows Preferences button. button.

CD Player Device

  Use this text box to specify the name of the CDROM device. Click Apply change to save a change to this setting.

Start playing CD when CD Player starts

  Select this option to start playing the CD in the CD drive when you start the CD Player application.

Attempt to eject CD when CD Player exits

  Select this option to automatically eject the CD in the CD drive when the CD Player application exits.

Available Themes

  Use this list box to select a display theme for the CD Player. The themes available are as follows:

  - Pas cap

    Provides standard buttons and allows the standard Gnome Theme to show through making CD Player match your other applications.

  - lcd

    Provides standard buttons and a gray background in the display area.

  - red-lcd

    Provides standard buttons and a red background in the display area.