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Copying files from CDs into computer files is called ripping. It can be done with Windows Media Player, various software, and with online converters. For more information and for links to websites where downloading such software or converting online is possible, you may go to
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Select File > Add Media to My Library from the Rhapsody menus.
The "Add Media to My Library" window will open. If you have in iTunes library, you will be given the chance to import it now.

Select Match your iTunes local tracks to subscription tracks from the Music Guide if you wish. This will cause Rhapsody to look at the local (downloaded) tracks in your iTunes library, and attempt to match them with streamed tracks from the Rhapsody library. When a match is found, the streamed track will be added to My Library.Click Yes to import your iTunes library. Click No to skip this step and move on to the next.

After your iTunes library has been imported (or this step has been skipped), the "Local Media Import" window will open.
Select Scan for music in this folder, Scan for photos in this folder, and/or Scan for videos in this folder. You can search for any or all three media types.
Click theBrowse button to change the folder you want to import from.Deselect Include all subfolders if you want to. (Default: Selected)Click Import.Click Finish.