Where can I find additional music cd's (or whatever) to use? Downloaded app? CD's?
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Have never downloaded app but bought most of my singing cd's from Amazon. We do a lot karaoke and Amazon has a good variety to choose from.
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There are already plug-ins for Last.fm and other audio streaming sources available on DivX Labs in the DivX Connected section. I'm sure there is more to come from the community.
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It comes with Virtual DJ LE CD, which you'll have to download for it to work. Cheers!
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To add to what everybody has already said below, for best results, I only use MUSIC (as opposed to DATA) CD-RWs, b/c they (CD-RWs) can be used over and over again. They are more expensive of course, but I'm fine with that.
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I used iTunes and it was easy for me. You should be able to just load the cds you want to listen to onto iTunes and then drag them over to the shuffle (within iTunes).
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Perused the manual under USB media..nothing is mentioned as far as music file formats...
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You need to get on Apple.com and download I-Tunes for PC. This will allow you to put CD's and buy songs offf the I-Tunes store also.Good Luck
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I thought it was on the CD but am not certain. The application software has a "help" which might be of benefit to you as well.
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i think i had the manual if you want it i could search for that and send it to you, or i could find a page where i download some stuff to play mine? See yaa
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I prefer using forScore. It's much cheaper than musicreader's desktop app that's needed for transferring music, and does the job well. The recent upgrade of the app has fixed any reservations I previously would've had about recommending it.
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I actually have my mp3 music on the computer and download it there. Then I hook up the mini usb to the USB and I can open the folder to view contents (you should get a windows pop-up) and then just drag music from my music folder to and/or from this folder.
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Gregory, I didn't even use them because the add was very misleading or I misunderstood the description. I believe that you need an SD card with music on it in order to use this device. There should be a USB cord that comes with it. Hope this helps.
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HDTracks (dot com) an amazing place to get HD (96k,24bit etc) music of all types...
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It is written in the manual if Windows, Media GO and x-application is available. If you want to download music from your computer, please purchase it from sure that you can use this software.Thank you.
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The Playbook already has a built in Music player which is great. You can browse by genre, artist, album etc. It also has a build in music store. It can play multiple music types such as mp3 and wma. There are more but you'll have to check.
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sadly i don't think there is one. you need to use the cd that comes with the package
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Since albums = LP's rather than CD's in my mind I'm going to presume you're referring to what's colloquially known these days as 'vinyl'. What I've done is purchased a copy of Microsoft Plus! Media Edition. I think I paid $40 for it and downloaded the app from the Microsoft site over five years ago. The program serves as a nice adjunct to Windows Media Player. It contains an app which allows you to convert vinyl to either .wma or .mp3 file format. On the hardware side of things all you'd need is a stereo cable to hook up to the receiver of your stereo system and your computer. Another nice feature is that it also contains a CD jewel case label maker as well. Since albums = LP's rather than CD's in my mind I'm going to presume you're referring to what's colloquially known these days as 'vinyl'. What I've done is purchased a copy of Microsoft Plus! Media Edition. I think I paid $40 for it and downloaded the app from the Microsoft site over five years ago. The program serves as a nice adjunct to Windows Media Player. It contains an app which allows you to convert vinyl to either .wma or .mp3 file format. On the hardware side of things all you'd need is a stereo cable to hook up to the receiver of your stereo system and your computer.... » Read More Since albums = LP's rather than CD's in my mind I'm going to presume you're referring to what's colloquially known these days as 'vinyl'. What I've done is purchased a copy of Microsoft Plus! Media Edition. I think I paid $40 for it and downloaded the app from the Microsoft site over five years ago. The program serves as a nice adjunct to Windows Media Player. It contains an app which allows you to convert vinyl to either .wma or .mp3 file format. On the hardware side of things all you'd need is a stereo cable to hook up to the receiver of your stereo system and your computer. Another nice feature is that it also contains a CD jewel case label maker as well. « Show Less