I have been using URGE, but now I don’t see the tab for it. What happened?
URGE is no longer available as a service in Windows Media Player. Downloaded tracks that you have previously purchased will continue to play in Windows Media Player. Subscription tracks may no longer play once your URGE subscription has expired. URGE has offered to transfer user accounts to the Rhapsody service. For questions about your account, please see the URGE website or URGE FAQ.To see a list of other stores that are available in Windows Media Player, click the Browse all Online Stores command beneath the Online Stores tab. I’m having trouble with my URGE account, who should I contact?
Please see the URGE website or URGE FAQ. What happens to my downloaded and purchased tracks?
Downloaded tracks that you have previously purchased will continue to play in Windows Media Player. Subscription tracks may no longer play once your URGE subscription has expired. If I want to acquire more music online and add to my Windows Media Player music library, how do I do that?
Several online stores are available that offer music and other downloads. To see a list of available stores, click the Browse all Online Stores command beneath the Online Stores tab. Can I uninstall the URGE software?
Yes. Do one of the following:
Windows Vista Windows XP How do I identify tracks that I’ve previously acquired from URGE?
Do the following: All songs from URGE appear in the “MTVN†stack. How do I distinguish URGE subscription tracks from purchased tracks?
Do the following: An Information icon (a small, blue “iâ€) will appear beside each subscription track in your library. If you hover your pointer over the icon, a message will appear that says “You must get more burn rights before you can burn this file.†Items without an Information icon beside them are purchased tracks. For more information, see Using protected files (DRM) and Understanding Play, Burn, and Sync Rights.