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Supported music file types
We recommend that you use the highest definition files
possible for best audio performance. Smaller compressed files
can still sound good but contain much less audio data. You
will be able to play most file formats including:
We do not support WMA or DRM files.
Want to know more about music file formats?
A full description of file formats and their strengths and
weaknesses is available at
www.simpleaudio.com/support/faqs
Step 5
Search for music libraries
The Desktop Controller will automatically search for the
default iTunes library stored on your computer. If your Desktop
Controller does not detect a music library automatically,
perhaps its default location has changed.
If this happens you
can search for it manually.
If you want to access a library manually, select
Access new
library
then navigate to any folder on your computer where
music may be stored. Select the library you wish to access,
ensure the check box is ticked and press
next
to start
indexing. Press
Finish
at any time to complete the setup.
Music will appear in your Desktop Controller as it is being
indexed.
What kind of music libraries can I add?
You can access iTunes libraries, Windows Media Player
folder libraries and many other folder-based libraries.
Set up your Desktop Controller
Do we move, copy or change music?
It’s good to know that your Desktop Controller will never
move, copy or change music, wherever it’s stored. Instead
it creates a list of all the music libraries it can find (this is
called indexing). It presents them to you in the main
window of your Desktop Controller.
