how can i play music files from my second harddrive?
114079
In Media player right click LIBRARY. TOOLS. Search for media files (or just press F3) Then tell it were your songs are.
544742
It's really easy. Take the very small san disk and put into the one that has the USB connector on it. From there plug it into your USB port. From there it will show up on you pc as a removeable HD. Drag the songs onto that HD. The only catch is they have to be slower than 160 bps which means if they are really high quality songs you need to change that and if you dont know how find someone who can. If you d/ music look for songs that are slower/lower quality than 160 bps. Hope that helps.
808767
in theory running two sound cards is possible on any machine as long as they dont conflict with each other on the various resources, ie the i/o range and the irq you can check and set these via the control panel of windows, not sure about linux though.
84216
try a file sharing system such as limewire
978521
You can take the hard drive out of the computer and connect it to another working computer - set the jumper of the back to 'slave'.  That way it will get added as a secondary drive and you can copy all the files you need to that other computer.
550623
You can't have two media players set to play the same kinds of files, for instance mp3 files. A conflict developes and weird things happen.
330589
If you have an ipod, you can just use it exactly like an external hard disk drive to transfer your music. \nDon't add the songs through itunes, just add them to the ipod icon in finder. Then plug it into the pc and copy the files off it.\nIt will only work if you have a pc formatted ipod though. Macs can read a mac or a pc formatted ipod, but pc's can only read a pc formatted ipod.\n \nYou can connect 2 macs together with a firewire cable and transfer everything super fast, it's really easy, but i'm not sure if a pc can do this. Unfortunately a lot of pc's don't have firewire.\n\nYou could also network them together using a crossover ethernet cable, as long as your pc has an ethernet port.\n\nBuy a pack of cheap blank cdr's or dvd's - bit of a hassle but it's cheap.
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Yes..use Windows Media Player, simple and sufficiant.\n\nLive Music online is called "Streaming Audio", all media players are able to do this..it just depend which filetype/program it uses to open it.\n\nNitrogen.
759158
The only viable option besides copying to the hard drive is the Disc Stakka from Imation. See more info here: http://www.imation.com.au/products/disc_stakka/index.htm\nhttp://www.imation.com/products/disc_stakka/index.html\n\nAdded the U.S. link. My mistake.
304303
you dont... you down load the song files..... THEN you use windows media player or what ever cd burner software you own....
1044274
go to http://coshed.com/generators/mp3player.php and follow the directions
335779
if u have windows then u can use windows media player.
1108165
Well.. with an external hard drive you need to plug it back into another computer to play it so if you want to listen to your music without plugging it into another computer then I recomend gettign one of those little 1-5 GB MP3 players. Most(if not all) of them not only can store MP3's but also regular old files. But if you're looking into backing up your whole computer then sure get an external hard drive, but if it's just a few directorys get something smaller. Anything more would jsut be a big waist of money.
153451
When looking at you Library there should be a choice in the middle that says exsplore. That will bring up a box with all your songs in it. Sent them to Your Windows media and burn.
210444
first locate the folder of the downloaded music.\nthen add that folder to your library.. simple..
903689
There are many possibilities to this.\n\nIf this other computer is on your network then simply go to the file on your hard drive which contains the music files you want.  Then right click the file and click sharing and security.  Then check the box that says share this file on network.  Then go to the other computer on your network, open up Network Places and open up the user with the file right click it, copy it and then save it to a new file and then go to itunes and import the files.\n\nIf the computer is not on your network then you will have to copy them to a disk or to a jumpdrive
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You can'tdo it directly, unless you have the license to do it.\n\nA workaround is playing the file in one computer, connect the output (headphone) to the input of another computer (microphone) and recording the input sound as MP3 in the second computer.\n\nYou must only do this if you have the permissions from the copyright owner, if not you are violating the copyright and some one can sue you for doing this.