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# Welcome
# Welcome
## [[Installation]]
## [[Installation]]

Revision as of 20:13, 8 February 2008

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  1. Welcome
    1. Installation
    2. Getting Started
  2. kJams Lite
    1. Connecting a Microphone
    2. Preferences
    3. Importing existing QuickTime, Audio+G, bin/cue, or Zip files
    4. Ripping from a CD+G or Audio disc
    5. Ripping Other Formats from DVD, LaserDisc, VCD
    6. Meta Info and File Tagging
      1. Freedb Access (includes MusicBrainz and TrackType)
      2. KJ Pro Access
      3. CDPedia Database
      4. CAVS Meta data
    7. Play Lists
    8. Target Mode
    9. Playing Songs
      1. Pitch and Tempo Shifting
      2. Vocal Reduction
      3. Graphics Channels
    10. Remote Control
    11. Converting Audio+G songs to a different format
    12. Exporting PlayLists, Orignal Files or iPod Video
    13. Removing or Deleting Songs or Playlists
    14. The Video Window
    15. Printing CD Covers
  3. kJams Pro
    1. Venues
    2. Singers
    3. Rotation
    4. Exporting QuickTime
    5. The Artwork Panel (2nd Video Window)
    6. Scripting
    7. Printing Song Books
  4. Burning Plugin
  5. kJams Menus
    1. File
    2. Edit
    3. Controls
    4. Advanced
    5. Video
    6. Window
    7. Help
  6. Tasks & Tips
    1. Consolidating your Library
    2. Moving your Library to another Volume
    3. Preset Playlists (Not "Smart")
    4. Keeping your Library in a Recoverable State
    5. Did you know?
  7. Contact & Office Hours
  8. Index & Glossary