I have added a link to a YouTube video I made that might help you.
1. Go to mediaconverter.org
2. Go to the YouTube video you want in a new tab or a new window.
3. Select the URL of the YouTube video, and type Ctrl C simultaneously.
4. Go back to mediaconverter.org, and click "Enter a link"
5. Type Ctrl and V simultaneously. You should see the URL of the video in that box.
6. Click "OK".
7. "Go to the Next Step".
8. On the drop down menu, click mp3, then click Start. (I'm not sure if the other ones work)
9. While it downloads, you can watch TV or play a game or something, but LEAVE THE BROWSER OPEN or else it won't download.
10. Once it finishes, click "Download".
You now have the MP3 on your computer.
You need to download music onto your computer and then download onto the mp3. You can also buy music off of the internet.
Use iTunes, rip the cd onto it, then drag and drop the songs onto your mp3 players folder :)
first you would have to put your music onto itunes and then plug your mp3 player in and download them on it.
Yes it is! Just go to "My Computer". Then click on the device name you have in there. Ex: Philips GoGear Vibe. A list of songs should come up, the ones you want off of your MP3 just click and drag them to your Library. Unplug your device and if you can play the songs off your MP3 player without it plugged in, you have successfully synced music off your MP3 onto your computer. Hope that my theory works for you as well as it does for me!
If you are wondering where I find free mp3 music because you don't want to pay for music, I can tell you that I download my music off of reeebamp3music.
theres two switches on the mp3 but if you look closely you will see one says on and off then just flip it onto the on side
how to remove copy-protection off a MP3 i have to much music and now i cant remove it its sayin (COPY-PROTECTION PLEASE REMOVE IT)
you can find converters for that at newsvade.com
No. The MP3's on your MP3 player are stored as a series of 1's and 0's in the player's memory. basically, a 1 corresponds to a switch that is turned on, and a 0 corresponds to a switch that is turned off. Your MP3 player has millions of these switches, and adding music simply changes the pattern of which ones are turned on and which ones are turned off. The switches are already there-- adding music only changes their state. In short- no, adding music won't make your player weigh more.
It really depends on the type of system and mp3 player that you have. Most of the time you will need to have a dock attached to play music off of it.
You cant,'cause it's streamed off the internet.
you download limewire of the internet then once you have it you search the song that you want