How do you get a song to Windows Media Player?

Answer 1

First you have to download a song and then drag it to your windows media.

You can still create playlists by dragging songs or albums into the List pane, but Windows Media Player 11 includes two new options for creating and saving playlists. The Create Playlist link in the navigation pane provides one-click access to creating playlists. Simple save and naming capabilities in the List pane provide intuitive playlist creation right at your fingertips.

New playlists can also be created on the fly using the Shuffle Playlist feature. This feature makes it a one-click process to create a new playlist out of your favorite tracks. With a simple click of the Shuffle Playlist link, Windows Media Player generates a list of tracks weighted by highest ratings. With each click of the link, a fresh and completely new list of tracks is generated.

Answer 2

Click on your music player tap, and File and transfer them. If that doesn't work try highlighting the whole album and right clicking, see if there is an option that would let you. (I'm not sure if my information is completely accurate but I never have this problem...) OR If your MP3/4 is not an iPod product, transfer all your music to your computers Music folder, open up iTunes and on the iTunes "Music" tab click on "File" and click on "Add file to music". I hope this helps.

Answer 3

You can "rip" music from a CD or sign up for Napster to download music for a monthly fee. Ripping is simply copying the CD. Once you put in the CD the tool bar at the top of your screen shows the options Now Playing, Library, Rip, Burn and Sync. Choose rip. At the bottom of the screen it will say "Start Rip".

Answer 4

All you have to do is Put the CD that you are trying to play songs of from in your CPU and then Click "Rip CD"!

Answer 5

Assuming you have Windows Media Player 11, you just go to File>Add to Library and add the music files you want. Or just play the song you want to add to your library.

Answer 6

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