Of course, you're not an idiot. Otherwise you wouldn't know how to navigate to this page; but then again, it doesn't take much to arrive here. Well, this page serves as a guide to people who don't quite get how to make full use of BenJi Audio Systems v2.

To begin, you would need:
+ Mozilla Firefox ver 2.0 and above (Click HERE to download and install)
+ Javascripts (if you have no idea what this is, you probably have it)
+ Adobe Shockwave Player (Click HERE to download and install)
+ Adobe Flash Player (Click HERE to download and install)

NOTE: If you insist on using Microsoft Internet Explorer, please click HERE to jump straight to the guide for BenJi Audio Systems v2 on Internet Explorer.

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Now that you have everything ready, let's begin.

When you arrive at this blog, you would see this alert prompt:


This asks you whether you want music to be played while you're at the blog. If you do not want music, click "CANCEL". It would bring you to the blog immediately, with the media section looking like this:


If you clicked "OK" at the previous prompt, you would be directed to the next prompt:


At this stage, BenJi Audio Systems v2 has already recorded that you want music to be played. Now the system asks if you would want the randomly selected music to be played; or would you prefer to choose a song from the system's list. If you want the randomly selected song to be played, click "OK". This would bring you straight to the blog, with the media section looking like this:


If you clicked "CANCEL" at the previous prompt, you would be directed to the next prompt:


At this stage, BenJi Audio Systems v2 has already recorded that you want background music, and that you wish to make your own selection from the system's list. The songs available in the system are shown in the prompt, and to make a selection, simply key in the numerical value representing the song into the prompt area. Clicking "OK" would bring you straight to the blog, with BenJi Audio Systems v2 playing the song that you have chosen:


This ends the automatic configuration for BenJi Audio Systems v2.

There is, however, one "secret" configuration for the "advanced" users. This is the BenJi Audio System "Enhanced" Mode, or otherwise known as "Config 3".

Config 3 acts like iPod Shuffle, playing random songs continuously. It plays a random song for a user-specified duration, before the page refreshes and the system plays another random song, before the page refreshes and the system plays another random song, before... (you get the drift)..

To access "Config 3", simply click "BAS Config 3" under the "LINKS" tab on the right. Alternatively, you may manually edit the browser's URL in the address bar (the one with the "http://www. ...")... First, locate the string "benjiaudiosystemsconfig=". There should already be a value behind "benjiaudiosystemsconfig=", being "0", "1", or "2". Then, simply replace the "0", "1" or "2" with a "3", resulting in an end result of "benjiaudiosystemsconfig=3" in the address bar. Then press "Enter".

Once the page loads, you would see one prompt:


This prompt prompts the user to define a specified duration before the page refreshes. Depending on the user, he/she might choose to key in any numerical digit(s). A good estimation would be 4 minutes for a song to play once, and 8 minutes for a song to play twice. Then again, you're the boss; you decide.

Upon keying in the numerical value, you would be directed straight to the blog, with the media section looking like this:


This tells you the time at which the page would refresh, giving you notice so that you would not have a heart attack when the page suddenly refreshes.

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And this is the end of all there is, as of now, of BenJi Audio Systems v2. And now, for those who refuse to move on and insists on sticking with the slow and virus-prone Microsoft Internet Explorer:

BenJi Audio Systems v2 for Internet Explorer.

When you arrive at this blog, you would see this alert prompt:


This asks you whether you want music to be played while you're at the blog. Click "OK" if you want music, and the media section would look like this:


If you do not want music, click "CANCEL", and the music section would be looking like this:


Please note that Microsoft Internet Explorer does not support many of the scripting used in BenJi Audio Systems v2. To enjoy the full capability of BenJi Audio Systems v2, please view this blog in Mozilla Firefox.

And that'll be the end of the guide to BenJi Audio Systems v2.Please feel free to direct any inquiries via email to me, and i would try my best to solve any problems that you might come across. Thank you.