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Downloadable Media Collection

Tutorials & Tip Sheets for Using the OverDrive Media Collection

New to using the OverDrive portion of our downloadable materials collection?
Check out some of our tutorials and tip sheets. The Tutorials are short videos that show you the screens you will see along with some tips to help you with your downloads.  The tip sheets are instruction sheets you can either print out and follow or open in a separate Internet Explorer Window and follow along.


Tutorials

Tutorials are Flash files each running 2-3 minutes long. (Requires headphones)


Testing your MP3 Player
Connect your MP3 player to a computer and run this short test to make sure it will download audio books or music.

Downloading an Audio Book
A brief demonstration of how to download an OverDrive Audio Book using a library computer.

Downloading the Remainder of a Book
This demonstration shows how to download additional parts of an audio book and how to clear items from your MP3 Player.

Downloading OverDrive Music
OverDrive makes music available for download.  Most of this music is classical music.  Note:  It can take as long as 15 minutes to download a CD.


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Tip Sheets


Tip sheets require the Adobe Acrobat Reader

Downloadable Formats
A brief description of the various formats, what type software they are compatible with and if items can be downloaded only at the library or also at home (1 page).

Installing OverDrive Console on Your Computer*
If would like to download OverDrive materials at home, you will need to install this small program first.  (2 pages) *cannot be installed on library computers.

Checking Out and Downloading an OverDrive Audio Book
Step by Step instructions.  (2 pages)

Testing OverDrive eAudio Books Download at the Library
Not sure if your MP3 player will work to download files at the library?  Here are step-by-step instructions for testing your player.(2 pages).


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Last Updated: February 18, 2009