M-Audio 24/96 DVR User Manual


 
MicroTrack 24/96
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< A virtual hard drive will now appear on your computer. If you’re using Windows, this new drive will be listed under My
Computer. If you use Mac OS, the virtual drive will appear as a hard disk icon on your desktop.
< To view the contents of the MicroTrack 24/96 CompactFlash card, browse the contents of the new virtual drive on
your computer. For Windows users, double-click My Computer, then double-click the drive. For Mac OS users, simply
double-click the hard drive icon shown on the desktop.
< A window will open showing all of the files contained on the MicroTrack 24/96 CompactFlash card. If you’ve only
made one recording so far, you will find only one file here. If you’ve made more than one, all of these files will be
found here.
< To copy the file from the MicroTrack 24/96 CompactFlash card to the computer, simply drag the file from the window
to the desktop of your computer or to any other location of your choice. When you drop the file in the desired location,
it will be copied to this new location. The original file will still remain on the CompactFlash card.
< To disconnect the MicroTrack 24/96 from the computer, you will first need to “unmount” the virtual hard drive as
follows:
For PC users, click on the “Safely Remove Hardware” icon located in the System Tray, which is in the corner of the
taskbar where the computer’s clock is displayed. After clicking the icon, click “Safely remove USB Mass Storage
Device” from the pop-up menu. In a few moments, a message will pop up stating that you may now safely
remove the hardware. You can now disconnect the MicroTrack 24/96.
For Mac users, simply drag the virtual hard disk from the desktop to the trash can. Don’t worry—this does not
delete the contents of the MicroTrack 24/96 CompactFlash card. This will simply unmount the drive. When the
icon disappears, you can disconnect the MicroTrack 24/96.
Installing Audacity Editing Software
The MicroTrack 24/96 package includes a CD-ROM containing Audacity, an audio editing program for both Windows and
Mac OS. You can use this program to edit your recorded files, apply effects, and save them in a variety of formats. The
directions below detail the process of installing Audacity for each operating system.
Windows:
< Insert the CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.
< The computer will automatically display the CD’s interactive welcome screen. If your computer fails to open this
window, you can manually open it by double-clicking the CD-ROM icon found inside My Computer.
< Select Audacity from the drop-down menu and click Install to begin the installation.
< Follow the installer’s on-screen directions.
< When the installer is complete, press Finish.
< Before starting Audacity, use your web browser to visit http://audacity.sourceforge.net to download all available
updates. This will ensure you get maximum performance from the program.
< Install the downloaded updates using the install directions supplied on the web site.
< Audacity is now installed and ready to use.