The musician that creates the music has the right to make money. If the musician chooses to give it away for free, then it is legal.
Free Music Archive, and Noise Trade offer free music, however, these are usually older songs or relatively unknown artists.
Filetopia and Ares are two music and video sharing programs, all you have to do is download it (its free) and create a share file with your music.
itunes it is about 99 cents/99 pence to get one kinda expensive but itunes is really good quality even better than CD quality that's how good itunes is so its worth ur money
go on bear share .com its FREE .... download it and your good to go
Well, it the music is free, then it is legal to download.
Check out Spotify, not really downloading, but you can at least stream stuff.
"please help me to load my recorded music to computer to save music and to burn cds" Edit: It all depends on which type of recorder you're using. If you can't record directly to CD's, then I'll assume you aren't using a BR-1200 or BR-1600, since those units usually have CD burners built into them. If you're using a standard BR-532, BR-864 or BR-900 without a CD burner, then you'll need to transfer the media from the Smart Card memory to your computer. To do this, you'll need a card reader. These are generally very inexpensive to buy, and some newer computers come with card readers built into the PC tower. Secondly, you'll need to convert the .BR format to .WAV/AIF format so that it will be usable on your computer. You can download a free converter from the Boss website listed below in the 'Related Links' area. After following these steps, you should then be able to burn your recordings directly to CD.
You treat it like any other burn--first you run it under cold water, and then after the burn is cool, put on some burn ointment (if you have any). Then, bandage the burn AND KISS IT BETTER! :)
The file types may not be determined by by the DVD disc but the DVD burner. Take an example, if you want to convert and burn a wma video file to DVD, but your DVD burner doesn't support that format, so you couldn't do that. My DVD burner supports many popular video formats like AVI, MPG, MPEG, WMA, MOV, DAT RM and so on. You may download it and read more details about how to burn DVD in the link. Wish it helps!
it burn at 420 degrees Fahrenheit
If this is on an Apple computer, I can't help you, but purportedly they have built in software to do this. If your computer is running Windows XP or Vista and you just want to save pictures to a CD, you should be able to "Copy and Paste" your picture files to the CD drive (i.e. your D drive) in file Explorer. After you've 'pasted' your pictures to the drive and put a blank CD in the drive, right-click on the drive in Explorer and select "Write files to CD". If you want to create a video (wmw) of your pictures (you can add a soundtrack as well) that can played on computers with Windows Media Player you can use Windows Movie Maker. It may be already loaded on your computer, or you should be able to download from the Microsoft website (www.microsoft.com). If you want to create a video that can be played on a (newer) DVD player, you need a DVD burner (drive) which almost certainly would have come with some software to create and burn videos. You can also create a VCD video that can be copied to a CD and played on newer DVD players, although it's somewhat hit and miss on what DVD players support what 'home-made' media.
you do not legally download the Sims 2 for PS2
Yes, you can. But you need to download the files ( video or movie) from the internet to your computer, then burn it to DVD on your computer. First, run the DVD burner Second, load files to DVD, insert DVD disc, make some operations like editting the effects.. Third, click burn button.
You'll need to get on a computer that has connectivity and download the drivers from there, then burn them to CD (or floppy if small enough), and then use that to install the needed driver.
yes.you can download with the help of CD .Improvement: here is how ..first get a blank CD ,and drag the downloader for game on the CD folder burn then go to other computer put disk in there you go
You can download the iso and burn it into a disk
no it is not illegal you can get it off diffrent sites legally
You have to download the program "iTunes" to your computer. Once it is fully installed you must connect your iPod to your computer with the USB cord that is included with the iPod. Then you can burn music from CDs into iTunes, transfer songs on your computer into iTunes, and buy music from the iTunes store (this requires internet).
Email it to yourself then download it from your email to a computer and burn it to a disc :)
There are only a few steps to learn to burn DVD movies. First, one will have to download the movie on the computer. Next, one will simply have to download the software to burn DVD movies on a CD.
Actually many programs could be used to download movies and videos from the internet. But if you want to burn it to DVD, you will need a DVD burner to do this job.
Yes, if you purchase it from say, Microsofts website, you can just down load it onto your computer then burn it to a DVD as an .iso or onto a USB stick ready to install with Boot Camp.
download the music on your computer and then put an empty cd in and click on the button burn and it will put the music into the cd