How do I add multiple files to MAX Media Creator?

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Product: MAX Media Player
Platform: PS2
Type: FAQs
Originally posted: 06/08/2008
Last updated: 06/08/2008
Viewed: 965 times


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Open the folder on your PC where the target files are stored. Select the files you want by holding down the `CTRL` key on your keyboard and clicking the left mouse button to select/deselect files. Now drag and drop the multiple files into MAX Media Creator`s window.


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