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Importing a playlist To ensure the audio tracks for the AQA GCSE Music Listening Tests (second edition) play back in the correct order for the tests, Rhinegold has created an iTunes playlist, which will re-order the tracks. You can find this playlist file (which will have a .xml file extension) in the ‘Supporting material’ section of the AQA GCSE Music Listening Tests (second edition) page at www.listeningtests.co.uk: 1) Once you have purchased all the audio tracks, visit the AQA GCSE Music Listening Tests (second edition) page at www.listeningtests.co.uk. In the ‘Supporting material’ section at the bottom of the page, download the playlist file to your computer from the website, remembering where you have saved it. 2) In iTunes, go to the ‘File’ menu, then ‘Library’, then ‘Import playlist’. 3) Search for the playlist file that you saved in Step 1, select it, and click ‘Open’. 4) The playlist will appear on the left-hand side of the iTunes window, and the tracks on the right-hand side. The tracks will now be in the correct order for the AQA GCSE Music Listening Tests (second edition). (A full track listing is printed at the end of the Teacher’s Guide for the AQA GCSE Music Listening Tests.) 9
Once you’ve downloaded the tracks to your computer, you can decide how to distribute them to best suit your needs. If you have downloaded the tracks to a classroom computer, you can simply play them through your speakers. If you need to carry them around with you, you can burn them to CD, download them to your iPod or other MP3 player, or transfer them to a USB data stick. Below are instructions on how to burn them to CD. Burning a CD in iTunes 1) Once you have arranged your tracks into the desired order, you can burn them to an audio CD – click on ‘Burn Disc’ at the bottom right-hand corner of the iTunes screen. 4) If the playlist is too long to fit on one CD (up to 80 minutes of music), a warning window will appear. You can choose to burn more than one CD, with the playlist split across them, or to cancel the project – you can then either break the playlist up yourself, or delete tracks in order to make it shorter. 10 2) Insert a blank CD-R into your CD-burner. 3) In the window that appears on-screen, select ‘Audio CD’ and, if you’re happy with the other details, click ‘Burn’. 5) Once the project has started successfully, a progress bar will appear at the top of the iTunes screen. 6) When the CD has been finalised, it will appear in the ‘Devices’ section of the left-hand column, with the track details on the right-hand side of the screen.
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