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The following table shows a list of the voice commands used to play music, with a description of the purpose of each.
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Play Anything |
Used to play all media. |
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Play Music Play Media |
Used to be guided through selecting music. |
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Play Album Play Artist Play Genre |
Used to choose from available albums. |
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Play albumPlay artistPlay genrePlay album by artist |
Used to listen to a specific album. |
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Next Track |
Used to play the next track in Windows Media Player. |
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Previous Track |
Used to play the previous track in Windows Media Player. |
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Play |
Used to play the current track in Windows Media Player. |
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Pause |
Used to pause the current track in Windows Media Player. |
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Stop |
Used to stop the current track in Windows Media Player. |
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Turn Shuffle On |
Used to randomly play tracks. |
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Turn Shuffle Off |
Used to stop randomly playing tracks. |
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What Song Is This What Track Is This |
Used to hear information about the current track. |
Remarks
While listening to any music, you can push the Voice Command button to interrupt and say
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That Oneto choose the current option
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<choice>to choose an option
Examples
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Play Artist Play Scott Bishop Band Play Album by Scott Bishop Band Play Rock What track is this? Stop |
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