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You need to demonstrate and let the students play fully with at least 1 music, 1 DVD playback and 1 audio recording.

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On the <emphasis role="strong">Application</emphasis> menu, point to <emphasis role="strong">Sound &amp; Video</emphasis> and then click <emphasis role="strong">Rhythmbox Music Player</emphasis>. A welcome screen is displayed.

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Launching Rhythmbox

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The main window of the Rhythmbox Music Player opens. Now, you will be able to organise your favourite music using this window.

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To start playing music in Rhythmbox, you need to first select the music source from the <emphasis role="strong">Source</emphasis> list. By default <emphasis role="strong">Library</emphasis> is selected as the source when you open Rhythmbox for the first time.

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Library is the main source available in Rhythmbox. You can import all your music files into the Rhythmbox library and can start playing immediately. You also use the music files in your library to create smart customised playlists and play-queues. To start importing individual music files, right-click <emphasis role="strong">Music</emphasis> and click <emphasis role="strong">Import File</emphasis>. It displays the <emphasis role="strong">Import File into Library</emphasis> dialogue box.

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In the <emphasis role="strong">Import File into Library</emphasis> dialogue box, navigate to the folder from which you want to import the files. Select the files that you want to import and click <emphasis role="strong">Open</emphasis>.

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Selecting the Files to Import

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Nice to Know:

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While importing music files from your music collection, Rhythmbox also imports the metadata tags associated with the files. These tags are used by Rhythmbox to categorise the music files by genre, artist, album, title, and track number.