How do you delete songs on an mp3 player?
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Connect the thing, then follow the path:\nMy computer > Your player's icon (you might need to go through control panel instead of my computer) > right click > explore device > and you should get a window of everything on your player.  Drag what you don't want to the recycle bin, or group them and hit 'delete'
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i tunes can search for duplicate songs and eliminate them
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on iTunes,find the song in your library or on a playlist, right click the song, then click get info, theres four buttons in the window that pops up, click the one that say options, once in that part of the window, go down and put a check in the box that says stop time and put the time you want the song to stop at
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Assuming you've PAID to download a music file, you'd do this:\n\n1.  Download a file\n\n2.  When the file is downloaded, right click it and chose "Explore," which will open the folder where the file is.\n\nnow, an MP3 is a FILE, not a player.  Assuming you mean file, you need to download a music file by chosing "music" in the search screen, then search for a song.\n\nIf you have a PLAYER, you need to attach it (usually by USB) and open the folder in My Computer to copy and paste the file you downloaded in to the Player Folder.
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uncheck them! You will still see them but they won't play.\nThrow them all into a folder.\n\nor my 13 year old son just said that you can delete them from your playlist but opt to keep the files , not move them to the trash. iTunes 7.0.2
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go to the control pannel and select the add remove program .\nfrom that select the software named music engine and select the button uninstall . that will b uninstalled
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Go "Home"\nPick "Account Settings"\nPick "Music Settings" and pick the way you want your music to start.\n\nTo make it start automatically UNcheck "Disable My Player from Automatically Starting"
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Go into my documents. Open the My music folder and delete the songs u ripped. When windows media player can't find the file it will delete them.\n\nFrom windows media player, right click on song, then delete. \nIt should give you the option, just to delete from media player, keepin the file in the My Music folder. Or the chose to delete both.
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Open Window Media Player then :\n1- Go to Tools and choose Options.\n2- Then choose Privacy.\n3- Then Click on Clear History.\nand if you want you can uncheck the choice "Save file and URL history in the player" .
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try Windows Media Player menu> Tools> Options> Rip Music> then select mp3 from the Format: list.
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simple, go to control panel and select add/remove programs. Scroll down to Musicmatch and select remove. vola..it goes away. Alternate mechanism, check uninstall on the program. :)
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From the iTunes program (computer), right mouse click and select "Clear".  When asked, you may choose to keep the file and just remove from the Library.\nOnce removed from the Library list, you then synchronize your iPod and it will be removed from the iPod.\n\nHappy listening.
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Google the following : \n\n?intitle:index.of? mp3 "Your song name"\nor\nintitle:index.of + mp3 + "Your song name" -html -htm -php -asp -txt -pls\n\nSurprisingly effective for certain songs, and regular download speeds.
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Depends on the song. some songs are bigger files than others. However. I also have a program called Musicmatch Plus.  It has an MP3 converter that converts MP3's to MP3Pro.  Which in effect many times cuts the size of the file in half.  Have not found an MP3 player yet that didn't recognize the file.
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the easiest way is to create seperate playlists.  click on the little= sign on the bottom left and drag and drop from the library
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download songs into the windows meadia player and then save it in the file which will download it in your mp3 player. but first of all u must have the wire so as to download the songs inside.
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1) click on the start button\n2) find folder titled "my music" should be right there...but I have xp system  (or on desk top double click on "my computer" double click on "documents" and then double click on "my music")\n3) highlight all the music you want deleted.\n\nThis way is easier then actually going through the media player.  Unless you are not wanting to get rid of all your music from you computer.  That'll be a bit more diffecult.  You'd have to do almost the same thing through the media player.\n\nI hope I helped even a little...Good luck!