Windows Media Player uses WMA format most of the time. This needs to be converted to MP3 format for playing on MP3 player. All to All - Audio Conversion Wizard is a good program to covert WMA to MP3. Your mp3 player will have a usb cable to connect to the computer, then drag and drop the MP3 song files to the drive on MY Computer that is your MP3 player. If your player is not showing up, then reload the drivers disk for the player onto the computer so it can recognize your player. this is not the same question dumb butt!
Yes, if you download it to the computer, it can play on Media player.
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Yes, depending on the MP3 player. Some MP3 players are recognised as a 'usb flash/thumb drive' or a 'hard drive' when you plug them into the USB port. In this case, you can just plug the MP3 player into the computer, and then copy or drag and drop the MP3s into the player. In some other cases, you can use other media players or software to transfer songs to the player (e.g. foo_pod will transfer files to a Ipod without itunes)
well i wanted to know the same thinguntil i found out it is sort of like copy and is what you have to do. i have to go.
To transfer your tunes to a variety of portable music devices, use Windows Media Player. you can choose what type of music you are into and the kind of song that you want to transfer.
Yes.
MP3 players connect to the computer with a USB, firewire, or whatever cable came with the player. Software also usually comes with the player, or you can use Windows Media player as long as the MP3 player is a recognized device in Windows. In most software packages, it's a drag and drop thing to get the tracks onto the player. Connect your MP3 to the computer. Then load up Media Player and go onto "Copy onto CD or Device". Your MP3 should come up as one of the devices. Then select the songs you want and click Copy Music. EASY!!!!!
From what I understand, you can not.
drag the songs to your itunes or windows media player
Connect your Zune to the drive. Something will pop out on your screen: click "Take no Action." Then you can click on the songs you want to put on your Zune from Windows Media Player and click on "Transfer Songs". If this doesn't work, you need to ask somebody else. Hope it works!
you can copy but not cut the songs, then you can have them both on your mp3 player and your computer. my mp3 player can store more than 500 songs and it is quite nice look. i bought it on shoppingkool.com, really cool.
Here are the easy instructions on how you can transfer the songs to an mp3 player. Install relevant media software like for instance Sony Walkman MP3 requires Sonic Stage Software. Connect MP3 player to computer using a USB or firewire cable. Next, follow the instructions to customise preferences. Load the media files from your computer into your music library. Sync the files from your library to mp3 player. Once the syncing is complete, you can eject the media player and disconnect it from the computer.