how to download music
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Your computer software should include some kind of music library. Either download music from online or by ripping music files from CD's you own. Save your chosen tracks to the library. Copy or drag tracks to the MP3 player. I discovered I have to go back and sync all of my old tracks when I add new ones.
1265479
Just use Windows "drag and drop" feature as if you were moving files between any other folders. No special software such as iTunes needed to place mp3 files on the device.
1265480
Plug in the device and go to windows media and click synch. It should show the name of the device and how much space it has. You can go over to songs in your library and drag them to the synch list and press start synch and they will be converted to mp3s and put onto the device. By the way,you can also drag whole albums over to the synch list.
690532
Try downloading a converter program. Convert your mp3s to .wav format then import.
1930164
It works like a basic USB thumb drive, just drag and drop files. You could easily just 'add folder' and name it "So-and-so's playlist" and add all of the songs you want on there. No software needed
1955474
First if your playlist is mp3 make sure your car will play them. Second what I did was download my list onto my laptop then transfered them to CD's. it may take sometime depending on how many songs you want to download. Cloud should help you step by step to download and your computer music program should offer step by step help to put them on your thumb drive. Hope this helps if you still need help try to find a local computer place to help.
723115
Yes Yoy can download any MP3 file. I rip audio books and transfer them to the player as well as music.
2270924
Yes you can. The music saves to a file in your computer and you can easily then copy it into iTunes.
926793
Are you referring to the disk or the zip files? If you're not aware, the files can be downloaded from Akai's website also.
1012357
You have to "rip" the CD into mp3 format but there are several free programs that do this. The one I use is freeripmp3. Then just put the music into whatever sync program you are using (iTunes or Windows Media Player) or just put the songs into the music folder on the iPod and you are good to go. You can purchase mp3s through Amazon, too, and sync them the same way. Amazon mp3s are DRM free.
516489
You need to have music loaded into a folder on your computer. You can download music from the internet on Amazon, itunes, etc or you can load CDs onto your computer. Once the songs are in a file on your computer you can plug your mp3 into the usb drive and open the folder that pops up (or under my computer) and then copy&paste; from your music into the mp3 player folder. Good luck!
1044990
Connect via usb to computer download your music from there I also downloaded sharebear which helped transfer music that I had in my amazon music cloud account make sure U have an Sd card placed within and if there is music on it prior it will get picked up. griffinyak@msn.com
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It doesn't require any set up. It's as simple as moving files to a usb drive. Simply connect it using the provided usb cable & navigate to the music folder. Locate your mp3(music) files on your computer, select and drag them to the music folder on the player. After they have been copied to the player, eject it and turn it on. It will ask if you would like to refresh. Select yes and give it time to do so. After this is complete; you can begin listening to your songs.
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In iTunes, go to Help, Index Tab, MP3, and select "Saving a copy of a song in a new file format" and follow the directions (by selecting MP3 as your format). Note: this is not just for importing new music as it may appear in the description. You have to change the Import Settings in Edit, Preferences, General Tab before you can change the format in your Library. The entire collection can be reformatted by Selecting All, Advanced, Create MP3 Version. Good Luck!
364643
A USB to your computer. It works with your music files. I use Windows Media Player. When you plug it in it opens the program and you drag songs onto the sync list, then click sync, and in a few seconds the music is loaded.
1404592
I'm not sure. I usually download music from YouTube on my laptop. From listentoyoutube.com. It's free off there in mp3 formats
1114290
I use iTunes to organize and convert my music to MP3s and then drag and drop the music into my Zen. Although if you are ripping music straight from the CD, use the Creative Media Explorer for that, it's a lot simpler and you can rip it straight from your CD to your Zen
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I haven't tried it yet but the best answer I have seen is download music or whatever, to your SD card then put it in your tablet. As far as part 2 of the question I haven't researched that yet. I am getting my info by putting a question in my computer search engine then looking at results. wish I could be more help than this.
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Its drag and drop. If u mean drag and drop as in say you drag something from iTunes to your music folder that works