how do you put music on an sd card? I can't figure out how to download music to an sd card, so if you know, please let me know, thanks!
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i got a new android but cant figure out how to put amazon music from my old phone on to my new phone. I never used cloud drive. is there any hope for me?
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Office Depot sells an Xtra-Drive which is a USB based shell in effect that you can just slip your SD card in a slot, then plug it in and drag and drop or copy using My Computer. All you need is a front panel USB port. Works wonders. The adapter costs about 7-10 bucks. I forget exactly.
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You will need memory card reader with a computer in order save music files into the card like USB thumb drive. You can just drag file like you did on the USB thumb drive.
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1. Insert the SD card into your memory card reader.2. Use "Windows Explorer" to find out the drive letter that your card reader is using.3. Download music to that drive letter or use Windows Explorer to drag and drop your music files to that drive letter.If your computer is like mine you need to follow the "safely remove hardware" function after using your card reader so that your computer will reboot the next time properly.
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Just a heads up - Lots of people are finding it impossible to write files to an external sd card in the Galaxy s, myself included. It's not Samsung's fault, it's Android's newest kit kat operating system that prevents this. I wish I'd known that before I bought it. My new Galaxy s is boxe back up and will be returne tomorrow (bought it from a big box store).
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A 2G card is pretty cheap, so maybe, but I only paid $80 for my 4G Zen from Amazon. Realize that the files on the card are not integrated into the music menu, they're separate, on a separate menu. Although I have not tried an SD card yet personally, I have read that you can't navigate away from that menu without stopping the music.
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Sorry...wish I could help...I just put all my music on SD cards...works really well...If this is a new machine return it...If it's an older machine might just need a lens cleaning.
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That is correct. You can simply put a microsd card in the headphones that contains your mp3s, and the headphones will allow you to play them. The only issue I have had with this is that it plays them in order. You can skip to the previous and the next mp3, but I have found no way to jump to next album, or to play random. This has lead me to the conclusion that I either need to put less on the sd card, or randomize the order on the card, as I don't always want to listen to them one album at a time.
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The 4GB card inside has no content, didn't even get it work in the first place. So mad now..Hope someone else could upload the sdcard content to me via Internet and I could try to download to the sdcard and try...
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I know that you can put the music into folders but I did not do that. I would just dump the mp3 files on to the card and use it that way.
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Thank you for your help Jason, I was actually able to get my card working by just opening the unit in My Computer (go figure). My question now is how to exit from the SD card games. The games work fine, but the Home button returns me to the start of the game I am in rather than the main menu. Further presses of the button do nothing. I have to power off and back on (a longer than necessary process) to get back to the main menu. Is this "normal"? Is there a fix?Thanks again. -John
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I successfully use a SD card. Never tried anything else. Don't see how you could. Can you transfer your MP3/4 files to an SD card?
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it's really easy to switch over music. I made a file on the computer and took off most of the music and added more. you can keep all the music and add more. there is a spot for a mini card if you want to add lots of other music.
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You can transfer a song from the card to a computer. I did it. The instructions are in the manual on mixing and saving to the card. The machine makes a .wav file. iTunes and other programs can convert .wav to MP3.
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Thanks!! You answered the specific question I had in mind: downloads from limewire. Its one of the main reasons I was hestitating on the ipod. I wasn't sure how restrictive it was (like, can you only upload things onto it from itunes, etc.) But now I know. THANKS!!!
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I'm Not sure How to explain how I did it.. but I changed the format of the File and then added it to my mp3 player. So I just wanted to let you know it can be done.. You may want to get someone who knows a little more about computers and converting files to come and help you guys out...
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Unfortunately, no you cannot add any SD card to the phone. It comes with 8GB only. However, there is another why to add a memory. Get any flash drive and buy an adapter called "memory-stick-on-the-go." Just connect that to your phone (this goes where you charge your phone) and connect the flash drive. Any music that you have on that flash drive will appear on the phone. It's a great phone. I recommend it. Hope this helps!
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Through much trial and error I figured out the same points that you mentioned. The trickiest thing was getting the card in exactly the right position. Also it appears that the music files have to be in a folder called "My Music" that one has to create on the card. If the folder is called "Music" then the phone never finds the songs.
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Check your formats the file types supported is limited as is file size the sd card is mostly for music
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If you want to put together a playlist, what I do is a look in the device itself for each song I want to add to the playlist and then I press the bottom part of the control pad and then press the second option option there: "Add to playlist," and then press the center pad and that's it. Not difficult at all! I couldn't find a way to do it in the computer and then transfer it to the mp3. Good luck!