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All audio files on vitalcoaching.com are in MP3 format. Here is some more info about these MP3 audios

Test your media player

MP3 files

How to use MP3 audios

Media players

MP3 players - special tip

Download an MP3 file to your computer

Burn your MP3 files to a data or music CD

How to create a music CD with Windows Media Player

How to create a data CD

Trouble downloading an MP3 file to your MP3 player or Ipod

Ipod and Itunes users - How to ad an MP3 to your Itune library

Compatibility - Specifications - Instant access - Guarantees

Non techies - Important info for you!

If your MP3 takes too long to start playing

Windows XP settings - How to maximize your experience

Zip downloads

Troubleshooting

Support

Test your media player

Simply click on the link below to test your media player:

Test your media player

This should open your Media Player and start playing the file automatically.

If you click on the link above and nothing happens, all you need to do is download and install an updated free copy of Windows Media Player on your computer.

In some cases, it can take a couple of minutes for your player to start! Be patient... This can happen especially if you use Itunes/Quicktime which is the default media player for Mac users.

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MP3 files

All audio files on vitalcoaching.com are in MP3 format.

This is today's most used audio format on the web.

To listen to your MP3 audio talk simply click on an audio link on this site, your e-book or the MP3 file you downloaded. The media player installed on your computer should start automatically.

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How to use MP3 audios

PC users:

• To listen to an MP3 - Simply click on the link.

• To save the MP3 to your computer - Right click the corresponding link and choose "Save Link As..." or "Save Target As..." to save the file to a location on your computer.

MAC users

• To listen to an MP3 - Simply click on the link.

• To save the MP3 to your computer - Use Option + Click and the "Save to Disk" command to save the file to your computer.

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Media players

To listen to your MP3 audios, you do need a media player (it is a software - usually already installed on your computer) or an MP3 player:

• Test your media player

• If you use windows: your media player is already part of your system. (You can access it via:  start > all programs > windows media player). To download your free Windows media player online or update your existing version follow this link: Windows media player Recommended

• If you use Mac: your media player should as well already be part of your system. You can download the latest version of your media player on the following links: Itunes, Windows media player (a Mac version is available on their download page)

• More player options: Itunes (For Mac or windows), Real player

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MP3 Players - special tip

Get one here

If you don’t have one, get yourself a MP3 player.

MP3 players are now available from any tech shop for as little as $30.

To buy an MP3 player, check your local tech shop or follow this link MP3 players to get one online.

Once you have it, simply download the talks you are interested in to your MP3 player and listen to them in your own time.

When your MP3 files are already on your computer, you can as well copy/paste your MP3 files on your MP3 player.

You can then take vitalcoaching.com's audio talks with you wherever you go.

This is a great way to immerse yourself in your favorite topics.

You will be free to listen to these audio talks when you are in nature, driving somewhere, in a flight or before going to sleep.

It is a powerful way to maximize the benefits you get from these MP3 Audio clips!

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Download an MP3 file to your computer

• PC Users - You must Right-Click the corresponding link and choose "Save Link As..." or "Save Target As..." to save the file to a location on your computer.

• Mac Users - Use Option + Click and the "Save to Disk" command to save the file to your computer.

• Note - You may also need to disable any firewall software you are running that may block access to the download.

• Links in e-books - To download your MP3 file from an e-book (PDF) link, simply click on the link. This should open your media player. On your media player, follow: >file >save as... to save your file on your computer or on your MP3 player.

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Burn your MP3 files to a data or music CD

Most Media players or CD burners (like Windows Media Player, Itunes, Real player, Winamp or Roxio) normally offer you the choice between Data CD or Music CD when you want to burn your files on your CD:

• Data CD - !Recommended!

The MP3 files are kept in MP3 format. For play back on your computer or a CD player with MP3 CD option.

This MP3 CD option is available on most recent CD players but not on the older ones. This means for instance that if you want to play your Data CD in your car's CD player, make sure that your CD player is a recent model (last two years) and offers the Data CD option.

Because MP3 files are relatively small, you can put dozens of hours on just one CD.

• Music CD

This is the traditional CD which usually plays on your CD player. All CD's you buy from music shops are in that format.  Use this option if you plan to play your audios on CD player mainly. The CD's will play on your computer as well.

When you burn your MP3 files to a music CD, The MP3 files are first converted to another audio format. The new audio files are much bigger than MP3 files. This means that you can only put a maximum of 90 min on one CD.

If you purchased an MP3 audio program which contains 4 hours of audios, and you want to create music CDs with them, you'll have to use three CD's to burn all the content.

Because of the respective size of the files, if you have the choice between the Data CD and the music CD format, it is highly recommended that you choose the data CD rather than the music CD format. That way, you'll be able to put all your program's content on just one CD.

Simply open your file(s) with your media player or CD burner, select your preferred option and follow the step by step instructions on your media player or CD burner.

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How to create a music CD with Windows Media Player

Follow these instructions step by step:

• Download the MP3 files to a folder on your computer. You need to either download them the ZIP package availabel for some of the programs or download them one by one.

• Open Windows media player - Make sure you have the latest version - in your windows media player panel : Go to > Help > check for updates. Intall any eventual latest update.

• Go to > file > open - Select all the files you want to open.

• Click on "Burn" - Middle top.

• On your left click on the link which says "Now Playing" - The files you just opened should be there.

• Select the files you want to burn and simply drag them to the "burn list" area on the right.

• Insert a "Blank" CD.

• Click on "start burn" on the bottom right.

• Wait until the process is complete! That's it! Your Music CD is ready.

These instructions are valid for version 11.0 - August 2007

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How to create a data CD

To create a data CD, you simply need to put directly your MP3 files on the CD. No burning via your Windows Media Player is required.

• Download the MP3 files to a folder on your computer. You need to either download them the ZIP package availabel for some of the programs or download them one by one

• Select the files you want to put on the CD and copy them to your CD as you would do with any other file.

• That's it! Your data CD is ready.

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Trouble downloading an MP3 file to your MP3 player or Ipod

If you have trouble downloading a file directly to your MP3 player or Ipod, simply save the file first to your computer/hard drive and then copy it to your MP3 player or Ipod.

This is usually all you need to do.

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Ipod and Itunes users - How to ad an MP3 to your Itune library

You can easily add the MP3 files you downloaded to your iTunes library.

To add your MP3 audios to your iTunes library, drag the folder containing the audio files to the library heading in iTunes.

You can also drag individual MP3 files.

You can as well on the source pane, choose File > Add to Library and select the folder or MP3 audios you want.

If you use windows XP and have installed Itunes, your Itunes library folder is usually located in the "> My music" folder. You can as well ad your MP3's folder in that folder to get them to appear in Itunes.

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Compatibility - Specifications - Instant access - Guarantees

All MP3 audios are:

• Windows Compatible

• Mac OS Compatible

• Instant download + Instant access

All MP3 audio talks are accessible for instant listening (streaming) or download. Once you make your payment, you are instantly directed to a download or access page and sent a confirmation email with your download links.

With all MP3 files, you can either listen to your audio file straight away (streaming) or save your file to your computer or MP3 player (download) for future listening.

• 30 days money back guarantee

Yes! If within 30 days after your purchase you feel this material is not for you, we'll send you a refund! - The refund process is simple and direct!

• About your MP3 audio test drive

It can take up to a couple of minutes for your media player to open up and start playing. If your audio talk does not start, it is usually the sign that a player is not installed on your computer. Simply follow Windows media player to download your free copy.

If you have any question or concerns before buying, follow this link support.

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Non techies - Important info for you!

If you feel challenged by words like audio file, MP3 or Media player, please, listen to this.

Listening to an audio file is super easy!

You can try it right here:

Test your media player

If you can listen to this file, you are all set to have a great experience with your product!

Adding audio content to any of my products is a massive improvement.

Now, I took some essential precautions when doing this.

My first precaution is to give you a solid product!

I am like you: I expect things to work!

This is why I triple tested everything about these audio files.

I made sure that the audio factor does not take away the solidity of what you receive but strengthens everything about it.

The first thing to do is to test a file by testing your media player.

If for any reason you can’t listen to your file, check this link to download or update your media player.

The second important point is that I am committed to give you all the technical support you need if you face any problem.

I know that for some of you, technical terms sound like Chinese. This is why I don’t just deliver the product, I make sure that you can use it and enjoy every aspect of it as well!

I do believe that listening to these files is easy and direct for 95% of you. You tried it out. You know how it works. You know how easy it is.

Now, for those who have the slightest doubt, be assured that you can contact me any time by following the link below:

Support

You can use my support either before or after buying any product.

The last essential point is that all products on vitalcoaching.com come with a 30 days money back guarantee. In the eventuality that you are not 100% satisfied with what you bought, you will get a refund.

I want to say it again: the reason you have these MP3 files available in various products is because it makes a real difference.

Simply listening to an audio book or to some targeted tips and advices on key topics, gives you an extra boost and positively multiplies the benefits you get.

My only priority is your satisfaction.

I am sure that you will love it!

Remember that any product containing MP3 files is solid!

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If your MP3 takes too long to start playing

If you click on an MP3 link and it takes a couple of minutes or more for your file to start playing

This is often due to the fact that your computer uses Itunes/QuickTime to open the file.

Itunes/Quicktime this is the default media player for MAC users and it is often installed by PC users as an extra media player.

If you are a Windows XP user and you notice an unusually long time for your MP3 file to load and Itunes/Quicktime is installed on your computer, simply change your settings to set up Windows Media Player as your default player.

This is a very simple operation and will take only a minute.

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Zip downloads

Some of the MP3 audio programs can be downloaded as zip files. You get the whole set of audios at one rather than downloading them one by one.

When available, these zip dowanloads are clearly shown on top of your MP3 audio series.

How to use a zip file:

• Use your zip file to doanload the whole set to your Ipod, MP3 player or for CD burning - This is the best way to go if you want to save the MP3's to your computer, burn them to a CD or upload them to your Ipod or MP3 player.

• If you prefer to listen to or download the files individually - Simply Click on the corresponding links.

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Windows XP settings - How to maximize your experience

Set up Windows Media Player as your default player

For PC users only:

If you have both "Windows Media Player" and "Itunes/Quicktime" installed on your PC, these two players will usually "compete" to play your files.

If you use Windows XP, you will have a greater experience if you set your computer to play your MP3 files with "Windows Media Player" rather than "Itunes/Quicktime".

Windows Media Player simply opens much faster and gives you greater control over how to play your MP3 files.

To choose Windows Media Player as your default player follow these simple steps:

• Step 1 - Click on "Start" in your windows area

• Step 2 - Click on "Set Program Access and Defaults"

• Step 3 - Select the "Custom" option

• Step 4 - Under "Choose a default media player", select "Windows Media Player"

That's it! You are all set!

When trying to listen to your MP3 files, if the system opens again your Itunes/QuickTime media player instead of your "Windows Media Player", simply repeat this operation.

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Troubleshooting

If your media player does not start automatically, it is usually the sign that your media player is not installed on your computer. Refer to the media player section on this page to download your free copy.

For any other problem, do not hesitate to ask. Simply use the following link support to send your question.

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