If you do not see movement in the VU Meter, then Replay Music is not detecting any audio. This lets you know that Replay Music can "hear" the audio to record.
To ensure Replay Music is recording, look for the VU Meter graph moving rapidly at the bottom left of the main screen. After you're done recording, click the STOP button.If you have chosen so in Settings, the song will be sent to the iTunes or Windows Media Player library. Replay Music will save the music, tag it, get album artwork, and get lyrics. Play music in your browser or music player program.Alternately, click the Guide tab at the left to browse different online music sources. Open your browser or music player program.If you know the artist, album, and genre ahead of time, you will be presented with an option to enter that information at the start of a recording session. In Replay Music, click the RECORD button.Open Replay Music by clicking the Replay Music icon.Here's how Replay Music appears when you open it:
IMPORTANT: When recording, be sure to open Replay Music first, THEN open the music player program or browser you're using. Additionally, you can drag & drop your existing music into Replay Music 7 to be "tagged" with song information, album artwork, and lyrics. When the song is over, Replay Music 7 will lookup the song and album information, grab appropriate album artwork, and download the lyrics. When music plays, Replay Music 7 will start recording the audio.
If you are unsure where to go for online music, or if you want to explore new sites, check out the new Guides feature on the left side of the interface. Launch Replay Music 7, press the Record button, and then visit a high-quality streaming music service. You can record from multiple online sources at the same time without worrying about audio overlap, and your recordings will be tagged with song info, album artwork, and even lyrics. Replay Music 7 expands on Applian's many years of recording online music.
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