I am looking for an MP3 player that can transmit to car speakers(FM) and record live. Which is the best one?
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The Philips Mp3 is really good and can be plugged to the car, other than that the Ipod is your other choice.
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Magic.\nNo seriously: What type, does it plug in through a USB cable? Most mp3 players are compatiable with Windows Media Player 10.  Simply Open your Media Player and click that tab that says SYNC, and then create a playlist to listen to, and transfer it over to your device.  If you give more info such as the type of mp3 player, type of computer and all that good info, I could be more helpful.
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You will need MP3 Pocket players, there are alot of them.\n\nI am using PocketMVP on my Siemens SX66\nThere is also WinAmPAQ and others\n\nGet them from Pocket PC software sites below
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Use Real Player.  Always works for me.
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the FM transmitter with USB is for charging any portable item you might have, ie, iPod, cell phone, mp3 player etc.\n\nYou cant turn a portable drive into an mp3 player. why ? the portable drive has no OS or software capabilites to play the songs. If it was that easy Apple, Roxio and all the other mp3 players would be in big trouble.
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The mp3 player on my cell phone was the same way, you either want to upgrade your Operating Software or not use your mp3 player...lol
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Any MP3 player will work.
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with a cd writer on your computer you can use musicmatch to write cds of mp3\n\nIt is a great day to be alive!!\n\nGood Luck and God Bless!!
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Windows Sound Recorder won't do it, because it only handles files up to a minute long.  Quality is not really an issue, because digital audio is digital audio-- the recording software just stores it.  If you want to mess with it after recording it, that's another story, but in general, anything that can record it successfully will produce the same results, quality-wise, depending on your hardware (especially the microphone!).\n\nThere are lots of apps out there; some are free, some are inexpensive, and some are very expensive indeed.  GoldWave is a good choice: inexpensive, been around for years, quite versatile.  Adobe Audition is more powerful and more professional, but more expensive.  Those would be my strongest recommendations.
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Audacity is free and very good: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ \n\nI use this for editing MP3s and making podcasts etc.
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Audacity is a good choice for this sort of thing -- it's free and works on just about any operating system. You also need a microphone if you don't have one. I'm using the Samson C01U at the moment, but any mic will do. If you are going to send your samples as MP3 files, you'll also need LameLib. Audacity's website provides instructions on how to get LameLib and how to make Audacity talk to it (it's not difficult). Good luck!
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Use DB Poweramp! If you burned all the .mp3's from the SAME album they will work...I'm guessing you didn't and some are aparently protected and you do not have the license...If I'm mistaken...oh well...anyways, use DB Poweramp and you will never use anything else!
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Well to make a mp3 CD for your mp3 player in your car . Download NERO they have a free basic version . I made one recently with 170 songs on it . PS i had to type a A4 page with all the song names and numbers .
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I heard a RUMOR that an iPod with digital camera is coming out. Also, wait a week after christmas, the RAZR will probably come down in price if you are looking in to it.\n\nI recommend you try other MP3 players, iPods are only good for listening to music....but have no built in radio, mic, radio/voice recording abilities, or you cant rent music (ie pay 15 bucks a month, download as many songs as you want. you can listen as long as you have a membership).\n\nTry Creative Zen (www.creative.com) or iRiver players (www.iriver.com)
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Is the CD player in your car MP3 compatible?  Probably not.  What you need to do is burn them in CD Audio format.  You won't be able to put as much on one disc, but it should work in your car.
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Do a Google search on "MagicSofts Sound Capture"\nI got mine free, and  it records ANYTHING that travels thru the soundcard <so make sure you don't have any system beeps while you're recording...they'll show up on your mp3s>
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You should get a better subscription service like Yahoo! Unlimited. ITUNES and the IPOD are both conspiracy (lol) people get them based on what they look like and the fact that other people have them. In reality pod's are the worst mp3 players not only in the convenience department but the technology is filled with bugs and errors.