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Using your Rhapsody MP3 Player
A Rhapsody MP3
Player is a portable device designed to work seamlessly with Rhapsody.
Add a Rhapsody
To Go membership, and you can get the
very most that Rhapsody has to offer. Of course, you can do all the things
with a Rhapsody MP3 Player that you can do with any compatible portable
device--transfer tracks and playlists,
and listen to music on your device through Rhapsody -- but a Rhapsody MP3
Player does so much more.
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How do I transfer Rhapsody Channels to my Rhapsody
MP3 Player?
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How do I rate tracks on my Rhapsody MP3 Player?
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How do I purchase tracks on my Rhapsody MP3 Player?
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How do I add Rhapsody Channel tracks to my device
Library?
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How do I create a playlist on my Rhapsody MP3
Player?
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How do I delete tracks, playlists and channels
from my device?
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How do I renew subscription tracks on my Rhapsody
MP3 Player?
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Click a header to learn more about the Rhapsody MP3
Player.
A Rhapsody MP3 Player is
made to use every aspect of Rhapsody. Drag
and drop tracks and albums from the Music
Guide, playlists from Playlist
Central, and even Rhapsody Channels to
your device. With the appropriate membership, it's all yours to transfer
and take with you, for free.*
If you like a track, you can choose to purchase it. Don't like a track? Give it the ban rating (
) and
you'll never hear it again. When you connect your device to your computer
while you're signed in to your Rhapsody
account, the tracks in your Rhapsody Channels will be refreshed, your
ratings will transfer to My Library, and anything
you want to purchase will be added to your Purchase Bin (
) in the Sources area.
Every Rhapsody track you add to your device comes with the album art
and Music Info that you see in the Music Info area of the Rhapsody
Player Controls.
The Rhapsody MP3 Player lets you know when you need to reconnect to
Rhapsody to refresh your licenses for the downloaded
tracks you've transferred. Look for the colored dot (usually near the battery
indicator) on the screen. You can also see your full subscription
status information anytime by finding your Account information, usually via the Settings menu on your device .
*Not all the music on Rhapsody is available for download and transfer.
Some tracks may need to be purchased before they can be transferred.
Tip: Right-click your portable player in the Sources area for the following right-click options:
- Device Options
- Create New Playlist on Device
- Authorize/Deauthorize
- License
- Format Device
- Disconnect
When you transfer a Rhapsody Channel to your
Rhapsody MP3 Player, you are transferring over three hours of music from
that Channel's normal song list. Channels on your device play just like
they do on Rhapsody - you can skip forward, but not back. Like the song
you're hearing? You can add it to your device library or On the Go List,
or even add it to your Purchase Bin (
)
in the Rhapsody Sources area. Every time
you connect to Rhapsody, you get a fresh selection of tracks for each
Channel, programmed by our talented editors. You can add any Rhapsody
Channel to your device, including Artist Channels, Custom Channels, and
My Rhapsody Channel.
You cannot add live, streaming radio
stations to your Rhapsody MP3 Player.
See your Rhapsody MP3
Player documentation for more information about your device, the device
library, and the On the Go list.
Your Rhapsody MP3 Player
will warn you when your subscription tracks
(downloaded Rhapsody tracks that have been transferred to a portable player or device)
(including Rhapsody Channels and Dynamic
playlists) need to be renewed. (To renew your subscription tracks,
simply connect your device to your computer while you are signed in to
your Rhapsody account.)
There are two places on your device to check
your subscription track status:
- The status icon
on your device screen.
A green dot will appear (usually next
to your battery icon) after you have renewed your subscription tracks.
If you do not connect your device to your Rhapsody account during the
next thirty days, the dot will gradually change from green to red. When
the dot is entirely red, your subscription tracks have expired, and you
must connect your device or you
will not be able to play them.
- The Account screen in your device menu.
The Account screen (usually accessible from your device Settings menu) will display:
- The date you
last renewed
- The date your
subscription tracks are due to expire
- How many days
you have left before you must reconnect your device to your Rhapsody account
Note: See your Rhapsody MP3 Player documentation
for more information about your device menus.
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