Hi all,
I have placed all of the MP3 audio files from an MP3 Bible into a
single folder on my desktop. All of the files for the entire Book
are correctly and sequentially numbered and automatically placed in
order in that folder. I hit enter on the first file which begins to
play in WMP. A
DayStar Promotions wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> Question:
>
> What do I need to do to the Bible folder in order to make the
> computer's media player play the files one after the other without
> stoping - just like what naturally happens when you were to put the
> original MP3 CD into your CD drive.
>
>
Hi John. Firstly, launch Windows Media Player. Next tab until you come to
"shuffle" and be sure it is turned off otherwise your files will be played
in a random order. Once you have made sure the shuffle is turned off go to
the folder where you have your bible files stored and open it. You have
Hi John,
You need to select all files by pressing ctrl+a before pressing enter.
Regards,
Barry Chapman
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Subject: MP3 audio files
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