Help With Jukebox MP3's

If you cannot hear music when you click on the links of the song titles, it may mean that you have not selected a default mp3 player or that you currently do not have an mp3 player installed.

iTunes

If you prefer to have iTunes as your default player and already have it installed, here are the steps to make it your default player:

1. Click Start>Programs>itunes, then open (launch) iTunes

2. Click Edit>Preferences>Advanced

3. Click the box that says, " Use iTunes as the default player for media files"

4. Click OK then close iTunes program

5. Restart your computer

The player should now launch when you click on the links and the mp3 file will automatically download into your player.

Windows Media Player

If you prefer to have Windows Media Player as your default player and already have it installed, here are the steps to make it your default player:

1. Click Start>Programs>Windows Media Player, then open (launch) Media Player

2. Click Tools>Options>File Types

3. Select box "MP3"

4. Click OK then close Media Player program

5. Restart your computer

AOL Users

AOL uses a cheesy player that will skip and garble if you browse to other pages while playing an mp3 file. If you want to improve your listening in AOL, you must first change AOL settings before setting either of the above players as a default player:

1. Launch AOL

2. Click settings>Multimedia Settings

3. Uncheck box that says "Use AOL Media Player for supported file types"

4. Uncheck box that says "Use AOL Media Player as default CD Player"

5. Restart Computer, follow instructions above.

Free Downloads of MP3 Players

Download Windows Medial Player Free

Download iTunes Player Free

Other MP3 Player Software

If you are using different media player form the ones listed above, and are having trouble with the default settings, email the Webmaster to get personalized help on setting the defaults on your player. Email your player software program info here.