how do i import music from my cd onto media on player?
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you'll need to rip the Audio CD to mp3 or something first.   and the best program in the whole world that can do that is http://www.exactaudiocopy.de (a bit complex to configure), http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net (for newbies)
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You can't download music to a CD.  Music can be downloaded to your computer hard drive, and then played by any number of audio players....or burned to a CD for use elsewhere.
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Just copy the mp3's to a CD it should play automatically
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If you are talking about from a CD to MP3 format, you can use Windows Media Player 10, I have found that to be effective.  You'll have to go into the options and under Rip, you'll want to set the default format to MP3 otherwise it'll rip them into WMA files that can only be read by Windows Media Player and not most MP3 players.\n\nOnce you have those options set, you put in your CD, then go to the Rip tab and if you have an internet connection, the songs will all be labeled appropriately and you just click the little button that says "RIP".\n\nThe default location for the ripped MP3's is My Documents, My Music, and it creates a file folder titled by the album and artist.
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YES GO ON MEDIA PLAYER UPLOAD THE MUSIC FROM YOUR IPOD THEN COPY TO CD
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the song u hear from your cd is not in digital format so if u put the cd in your pc cdrom, what u see is a shortcut to the song. U need to "rip" the song out - actually converting it to digital format - usually .wav first then convert it to MP3 which is smaller by about 10 times in size so that it can fit into player such as Mp3 etc. Otherwise a song in your cd is about 40Mb that's why your cd audio only have about 20-30 songs at most.\nTo do all these conversion u need all the softwares mentioned by the others...\nbut i think it is easier if u go download the MP3 direct. There are tons of MP3 in the internet and u can find all the songs u want - it is a little illegal but everybody is downloading so it is up to u .....
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Simple!!\nIf u r using Windows XP! open Windows media player! u'll find an opetion to Rip ur CD Into MP3 Form.
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First put your audiobook in a playlist. Then to create a CD (to be played in regular CD player):\n"\nIf your computer has an internal CD-RW drive or SuperDrive, you can make your own audio CDs containing the songs you add to a playlist. (Some external CD burners may also work with iTunes.) You can listen to the audio CDs you create in iTunes in most consumer CD players and on your computer. \n\niTunes converts the songs to standard audio files before writing them to the CD. You can fit about 74 minutes of music, or about 20 songs, on a 650 MB CD-R disc. Some discs allow 80 minutes (700 MB) of music.\n\n1.\n\nChoose iTunes > Preferences, then click the Advanced button at the top of the window and click Burning.\n\n2.\n\nChoose Audio CD as the Disc Format.\n\n3.\n\nTo have all the songs on the CD play at the same volume level, select the Sound Check checkbox.\n\n4.\n\nClick OK.\n\n5.\n\nSelect the playlist containing the songs you want to burn to the CD, and make sure all the songs you want to include on the CD have a checkmark beside them.\n\nYou can only burn a CD from the songs in an iTunes playlist (not from a playlist on an iPod), and only checked songs are included. For instructions on creating a playlist, click "Tell me more."\n\n6.\n\nClick the Burn Disc button in the upper-right corner of the iTunes window.\n\n7.\n\nInsert a blank CD-R disc and click Burn Disc again.\n\nIf you plan to play the CD on a consumer CD player, you need to use a blank CD-R disc, not a CD-RW disc.\n\nIf the playlist contains more songs than will fit on the CD, iTunes will burn as many songs as will fit on one disc, and then ask you to insert another disc to continue burning the remaining songs. (You can see the size of the selected playlist at the bottom of the iTunes window.)\n\nIf the playlist contains any songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store, you can only burn the playlist seven times.\n\nIf the playlist contains songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store and includes a very long song (longer than a CD), you may see a dialog telling you that you need to put the long song in its own playlist, and then burn that single-song playlist separately.\n\nIf the playlist includes Audible spoken word content with chapter markers, the chapters are burned as separate tracks.\n\nIt takes several minutes to burn an audio CD. You can cancel the burn by clicking the X next to the progress bar, but since you can use CD-R discs only once, you won't be able to use the CD after canceling.\n"\n\nFor MP3 player, you would just copy the files to the MP3 player, assuming the files are in MP3 format. If not follow these steps for the files that are not in MP3 format:\n\nTo convert a song's file format:\n\n1.\n\nChoose iTunes > Preferences, then click the Advanced button at the top of the window and click Importing.\n\n2.\n\nFrom the Import Using pop-up menu, choose the encoding format that you want to convert the song to, then click OK to save the settings.\n\n3.\n\nSelect one or more songs in your library, then choose Advanced > Convert Selection to MP3, Convert Selection to AAC, Convert Selection to Apple Lossless, Convert Selection to AIFF, or Convert Selection to WAV. (The menu item changes to show what's selected in your Importing preferences.)\n\nTo convert all the songs in a folder or on a disk, hold down the Option key and choose Advanced > "Convert Selection to," then choose the folder or disk containing the songs you want to convert. All the songs in the folder or on the disk will be converted except songs you purchased from the Music Store. (Purchased songs are encoded using a protected AAC format that prevents them from being converted.)\n\n\n\nThe files are in the folder "Music", "ITunes Music" and then a sub folder depending how you named things in itunes.
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You can use a torch and a magnifying glass to encode music to a CD. Simply focus the beam of light with the lens onto the silver side of the CD and flash the light in time to the music, this will burn in the tune ready to play on any CD player.
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You'll need to select a media format, i.e. Windows media player or whatever. Put a CD in the burner, and a small window should pop up asking you what you what you want to do.\n\nYOu should select copy data to CD\nthe windows media player will open\nthen you go to the program, copy it into the player\nhit record\nit should burn it right onto the disk.\nIf it has copyright stuff, you may have trouble, sometimes they only allow the program to be on one machine.
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I am assuming that you are using Windows Media player because you said library.  To make an audio cd you would need to right click on the song, and then select Add to, then Burn List.  After you put all the songs that you want on there then you click the Burn Tab at the top and then the start burn button on the left.  If you wanted to make a cd burner, but don't have Nero or anything like that, but are running Windows XP then right click the file and click send to and chose what ever drive your burner is and the wizard will help you from there.
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well, hopefully you have a cd drive on your computer. you can download a free program called CDex http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/ and that will let you rip songs off of your CDs and turn them into MP3s.
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Rip the music from the audio CD into desired quality (at least 64 kbps).\nGroup all of the MP3 you want to transfer in one folder.\nOrganize the ID3 tag for each MP3 file.\nCopy MP3 files to your device.
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You have to have a mp3 conversion program such as iTunes and you have to import the CD onto your computer's hard drive,  when you're importing the CD, you should have the preferences set to .mp3 conversion, because sometimes it's on .mp4 in iTunes.\n\nhere's where you do it in iTunes:\nAdvanced - Convert selection to mp3\n\nIf it's not on mp3, you can change it in iTunes - preferences - advanced - importing
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I use Windows Media Player to put Cd's into hard drive. If you have Windows xp you can find it with the search function on your start menu if its not conveniently visible elsewhere. Once its displayed, put you CD into the CD or DVD bay. A dialog box will appear. Highlight Copy CD with windows media player (into hard drive) and the play list will appear on a displayed page that appears. Click out the check marks beside the song you don't want to copy. You can play the songs by clicking Library on Windows Media Player and then double clicking on the first, or whichever song you want to hear. What I haven't told you will be evident as you go.
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Go to Media Player and then insert your CD and what ever media you have songs on and then 3rd option on Windows media player where it says Rip. and that should do it.
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Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.