not supported, but otherwise it will simply upload any compatible file, regardless of whether it's already available in the Google Music store. Note that uploaded tracks are converted to 320kbps MP3. That's good enough for most but if you're an audiophile with a collection of lossless FLAC it means a drop in quality. Uploading will begin as soon as Music Manager detects new compatible files in the monitored folders. Progress can be monitored by hovering the mouse cursor over the Music Manager icon in your system tray, or by opening Music Manager itself. Uploading can take a long time depending on the size and content of your library, and connection speed of course. Google does now offer scan and match, automatically adding songs which are already available in its database to avoid the need to upload, but otherwise it can take some time. Be prepared to leave your computer on overnight, perhaps for several days, in order to complete the process. Playing and managing music The web interface is self-explanatory. Switch between categories such as genre and artist using the links in the left panel, play controls are at the bottom, along with shuffle and repeat. For further options click the artist or album name in the main track listing window. If you hover the mouse over an album cover or an individual track a drop-down menu can be opened where you can do things like add to playlist, download and edit the tag information. When editing you are able