Audio Files Preferences

Audio Files Preferences creates and maintains audio categories and files for Media Player.

1. Click Preferences from the Menu Bar.
2. Click Audio Files.
3. Enter or edit audio file settingsaudio file settings.

   Field Name	Description	Details
   Category	Creates and maintains audio categories.	Categories are added per Inspire edition and language; therefore, if the same category is desired in multiple editions and/or languages, it must be added per edition and language.
   Audio File	Creates and maintains audio files per category.	Audio files are added per Inspire edition and language; therefore, if the same audio file is desired in multiple editions and/or languages, it must be added per edition and language.

4. Click Add to add a category or click on the category to edit and click Edit.

   Note:  The categories provided by Inspire cannot be changed.

   • To delete a category, click on the category and click Delete. A dialog box appears asking you to confirm the deletion. Click Yes.

     Note:  The categories provided by Inspire cannot be deleted.

     Tip:  Click No to cancel the deletion.

     Note:  If the category was deleted, any assigned audio files were removed from the selected category only. If the audio files were assigned to other categories, they're still assigned to those categories including List All.

5. Enter or edit category informationcategory information.

   * Denotes required field

   Field Name	Description	Details
   Category Name*	Describes the category.	Must be unique.

6. Click OK to save the category.

   Tip:  Click Cancel to discard the changes.

7. Click on the category in which to add or edit audio files.
8. Click Add to add an audio file or click on the audio file to edit and click Edit Audio File.

   Note:  The audio files provided by Inspire cannot be changed.

   • To delete an audio file, click on the audio file and click Delete Selected. A dialog box appears asking you to confirm the deletion. Click Yes.

     Note:  The audio files provided by Inspire cannot be deleted.

     Tip:  Multiple audio files can be deleted by pressing and holding Ctrl while clicking audio files.

     Tip:  Click No to cancel the deletion.

     Note:  If the audio file was deleted and the category selected was List All, the audio file was removed from all assigned categories. If the audio file was deleted and the category selected was not List All, the audio file was only removed from the selected category.

9. Enter or edit audio file informationaudio file information.

   *  Denotes required field

   Field Name	Description	Details
   Audio File*	Identifies the path including drive, folder, and filename of the audio file.	Only .wav and .mp3 audio files are supported. Enter the path or click Select Audio File to locate the audio file and click Open.
   Display Name*	Describes the audio file.	Must be unique. If the display name is blank and the audio file is located via the browser, the filename automatically defaults.

10. Click OK to save the audio file.

    Tip:  Click Cancel to discard the changes.

    Note:  The audio file was saved to the selected category as well as the List All category.

11. To assign audio files to different categories, click the List All category.
12. Click on the desired audio file or to assign multiple audio files, press and hold Ctrl and then click on the desired audio files.
13. Press and hold the left mouse button and drag the audio files to the desired category. Release the left mouse button.

    Note:  The audio files provided by Inspire can only be assigned to categories not provided by Inspire. The audio files not provided by Inspire can be assigned to any category.

14. Click OK to save the settings for this session and return to the currently displayed screen.

    Tip:  Click Cancel to discard the changes and return to the currently displayed screen.

    Tip:  Click Apply to save the settings for this session but remain in the Preferences menu.

    Tip:  Click Restore to Inspire Defaults to revert the aforementioned Inspire defaults back to their original default settings.