Is there software that would allow me to play synchronized music from PCs in different rooms of my home?\n\nI have three PC's in my house that are always on. On one of the PCs I have 7,000 MP3s. I would like to use a music player that is networked so that if I select a song on one PC it will automatically play on the other PCs.
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if your pc's are networked you should be able to accsess all your file from any pc , best to get a wireless router , try maplins if in uk or radio shack in us.\ngood luck
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My guess is that your friends have older computers with USB 1.1 connections. Generally speaking, if your computer is a Pentium 4 or newer then you have USB 2.0 which is much faster. Playing music off USB 1.1 would work but takes a little time to load. And a good size video would not play. On USB 2.0 it would work fine.
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Try Quintessential Media Player.\n\nIt is free.\n\nThe best part is Low system requirement & plenty of audio playback.\n\nMust Try then decide.\n\n\nAnd enjoy the power of yahoo Answer !\n\n\nhttp://quinnware.com
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Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.
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yeah thats not hard at all.  Goto my documents. then right click on the my music folder, or whatever folder your music is in.  There should be a sharing option. Click that.  Then in the middle of the popup box there is an option to share with network users and all users of the computer. That should fix it.
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Google for a program called Audacity. It's free and will capture anything your pc plays. You can then save the file as Wav or Mp3 and burn to disc with nero or whatever program you use.
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Windows media player works great. Download mediaplayer 10. It is free.
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I am not sure whether this is what you are looking for, but I love Pandora. It is called a music genome project - and what you do is basically the following: You sign up and fill in a form in which you list the bands and styles of music you like. Pandora will then be able to play you music of your favourite bands and also suggest similar style music which you may not yet have heard. It's free and it's great. I listen to it every day at work - no ad breaks, no talking. You can create several stations, by the way, so that you can have different stations for different music.\nTry it out here: http://www.pandora.com/
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I can suggest 3 solutions\n\n- get a USB to USB datalink cable (costs about 5 - 8$)\nso you can connect the 2 PCs\n- another solution would be - remove the CD burner from your brothers PC and build it in your own. You need some skills and the agreement of your bro. ;-)\n- 3rd and maybe cheapest way. Put all your music files in one zip file and then send it to www.sendspace.com. Then connect your bros PC to the internet and download the zip file from there.
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u cont get it...........if ur mediaplayer giving problem thn use winamp or other other player............
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You should use the format that fits your needs better.\n\nIf you want to use the CD on different players, you should use audio CD format (WAV files) this will ensure you can use it with a wide range of players. The main drawback is that you can only fit about 70 minutes of audio on a regular CD.\n\nIf you have an MP3 player, you can use this format, but it wont play on regular CD players. The main advantage is that you can fit 700 minutes of audio encoded at 128 kbs.
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You can upload MP3 files to the service that you're using (preferably in a new folder), and then you'll have to link to the music files so that people can play them in their web browser.\n\nYou could try using either Geocities, Tripod, or Freewebs to get started.
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GarageBand is great for a cheap program. My neighbor has a band and he uses it. I love Macs BUT the Mac Mini is crap. Save a few extra dollars and get a iMac or Macbook. Remember to get more memory!
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Just use a cd-rw.  That's it.  good fun :-)
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It depends on your computer.  If you have a low-end system, then obviously having other applications opened while you are gaming will slow your performance because you are using more resources.  If you have enough RAM and a fast enough processor to play the games while listening to the music, then it will work fine.  I generally use Windows Media Player 10 or Creative MediaSource Player to listen to music while I play Call Of Duty online.\n\nHOLY CRAP!! Like, 6 people answered while I was typing this!!  I guess there really ARE other people in the world as bored as I am right now. :)
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Have a look at RealVNC: http://www.realvnc.com/  You would set the jukebox up as a VNC server and run a VNC client on your desktop.  A window will appear on your desktop allowing you to control the jukebox.  I reccomend that you set the server to a lower display resolution than the client so that the client window will fit nicely on your desktop.
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hey!\ni needed the same help! i have a PSP and couldn't figure out how to load music onto it, here's how:\n\nbuy PSP media manager\nsimply drag & drop the songs you want from the MY MUSIC folder: it's that simple. just like licking titties