1. First, get into Naxos Music Library through the Allen Library's (or University Libraries') web page. (It will NOT work if you Google Naxos's generic site.) If you are off campus, you will be asked to log in with your university email login and password.
2. Click on Playlist (in the toolbar under the search box), then click Sign Up (in the Student / Members Playlists bar). If you already have a personal account, just click Log In.
3. Create personal playlist(s) in Naxos Music Library if desired (optional).
4. Log out when you're done. Now you have a personal account, and you won't have to repeat the above steps.
5. On your mobile device, log into the NML or Naxos Music Library app using the personal account that you created. You can browse private and shared playlists or type a search.
6. The iTunes app requires iOS 3.0 or later.

Your access to the NML mobile app has been temporarily deactivated because you haven't logged in to your NML Member Playlist account through your institution's access point in some time.

1. Go to Naxos Music Library through the Allen Library's (or University Libraries') web page. (It will NOT work if you Google Naxos's generic site.) If you are off campus, you will be asked to log in with your university email login and password.
2. Click on Playlist (in the toolbar under the search box), then click Log In.
3. Go back to your Naxos app, and your access should be restored. Contact Allen Library staff if you need further help.

Method 1: in your smart phone web browser, go to the Allen Library home page. Click the link for one of the databases. (You can also just click one of the links above.) You will be asked to enter your university email login and password. You will be able to access a simplified mobile version of the selected site.

Tips: when logging in, click Done (instead of Go), then click Login or Submit on the actual web page. Also, once logged in, using the Home icon may break your login connection; instead, use your browser's back button to return to the database's home page. In Dance in Video, you will not be able to create new excerpted clips; do this on a regular computer.

Method 2: send track links to mobile devices. (Links are active for 48 hours.) You can also access your playlists. Here's how to set up a selection on your mobile device:

1. When using Classical Music Library or Jazz Music Library on a computer, look for a cell phone icon ( "Send-to-Mobile") next to each title.
2. Click on the link to get a "shortlink" to send on your mobile device. (This enables playback.)
3. You can email or text message the link to your device, type it in, or scan it using a QR code (a special barcode readable by smart phone cameras).
4. When listening to audio on a mobile device, you will need a 3G data connection or better. Service is available for Apple iPhone or Mobile Device with Android OS.

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1. Finding the Static URL
   
   
   • Classical Music Library, Jazz Music Library, and Smithsonian Global Sound
     In CML, JML, and Smithsonian, first click on the "Embed and Permalink" button.
     
     
     
     Next, copy the Permalink. This is the Static URL.
     
     
     
     
   • DRAM
     In DRAM, copy the URL in the address bar of the player for an individual track. This is the Static URL.
     
     
     
     
   • Naxos Music Library
     In Naxos, click on the Show Static URL button on the left side of the individual CD page.
     
     
     
     The static URLs will now appear within the track listings on the right side of the page.
     
     
     
     
2. Including the Authentication Link
   If the following is not already at the beginning of the static URL, add it to every link:
   
   http://libill.hartford.edu:2048/login?url=
   
   The static URLs will not work off campus without this added to the beginning of the link.

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1. Enter Naxos through the Allen Library or University Libraries web site (or at http://libill.hartford.edu:2048/login?url=http://hartford.naxosmusiclibrary.com). Do not just Google it.
2. Click on Playlists (in the toolbar under the search box).
3. Browse playlists created by others, or click Login (or Sign Up) to create and access your own lists.

1. Visit www.NaxosMusicLibrary.com. (Do NOT use the Naxos links on library web pages.) Please ask a librarian at Allen Library for the username and password, which cannot be shared with students.
2. Click on Playlists (in the toolbar under the search box) to create or edit a playlist.
   1. Next, click the "University of Hartford Playlists" tab. (These are visible to students.)
   2. Optional: make a folder for your playlists by clicking "New" in the left column under "Folders." Use your Lastname,
   Firstname as the folder name. Click "Save."
   3. Click on "New Playlists." Use your course number as the new playlist name.
3. Now you can put some music in your blank playlist!
1. Using the Keyword Search box at the top of the page, search for and display a CD.
2. Select the tracks you want to add by clicking the check boxes to the left of the tracks.
3. Click the "Add to Playlist" button (below the Play Selections button on left of page).
4. A small window will open. Use its drop-down menus to set the "Tab" to "University of Hartford Playlists," the "Folder" to your name(if you made a folder), and "Playlist" to your course number. When you are done, click "Add to Playlist."
4. To edit your playlist (including change the track order), select "Playlists" in the tool bar, then click the playlist name. Use the pencil icon next to the playlist name to edit the list name.
5. Students will see playlists when they access Naxos through the library's pages and click Playlists. These playlists are also accessible through mobile devices.

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