Rhapsody Player Controls

Use the Rhapsody player controls to control and customize music playback with Rhapsody.

	Play	Begins and resumes playback of the currently-queued track.
	Pause	Pauses playback of the currently-queued track. Click again to resume playback.
	Stop	Stops playback and resets the track to the beginning.
	Forward	Skips forward to the next track listed in the Play Queue.
	Back	Skips back to the previous track listed in the Play Queue.
	Volume slider	Drag the volume button to adjust volume. Volume level is indicated by the shaded bar.
	Mute	Temporarily sets the volume of Rhapsody to zero (Mute: On ). The current track continues to play unless you stop or pause it. Click again to return volume to its previous level (Mute: Off).
	Tracking bar	Drag the tracking button to move the playback closer to the beginning or the end of the track.
	Progress meter	Indicates the time the track has played/indicates the total track length.
	Rating	Click a star to rate your track.
	Repeat	Plays the tracks queued in Play continuously, until you choose to stop playback.
	Shuffle	Plays the tracks queued in Play in random order. Note: Repeat and Shuffle can be used together or separately.
	Equalizer	Displays the audio equalizer.

		Turns your equalizer on and off; depressed button is on. Note: In some cases, using the equalizer will slow down your computer. Turn the equalizer off to return your computer to its normal speed.
		Presets: A drop-down list with preset custom slider settings (such as Bass Boost, Blues, and Classical). Select a preset to adjust the sliders to that setting. Set the drop-down list to Custom to apply your own equalizer settings.
		Reset: Clears the current setting, and returns all sliders to the middle position.
		The frequency sliders let you adjust the gainAmount of audio signal amplification. (+ or -) for specific frequency ranges, adjusting audio output to your own preferences. Drag the frequency slider buttons to adjust the levels.
		Gain: Increases or decreases the overall gain of the incoming signal before you adjust it with the equalizer. (Similar to the pre-amp on a stereo system.)