how can you download music to mp3 players?(details please)?
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Depends on the maker, Ipods for instance use itunes. Every mp3 player will have a CD that comes with it, and most you can just drag-and-drop into it's folder.
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Try this :-\n\nwww.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm
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DL from limewire and use your mp3 player software to transfer it.  I use sonicstage
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try www.download.com . search for "MP3 converter".\n\nThese are free:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0-1-0.html?qt=mp3+converter&author=&titlename=&desc=&dlcount=&daysback=&swlink=&gfiletype=&os=&li=49&dlsize=&ca=&x=47&y=7
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IF...you have an Ipod you go to limewire and then to library and click on all of the songs. Easier...Click top song in library and drag down until all songs are highlighted blue. THen click launch underneath the last song. Depending on how many songs you have it may take a while to transfer...anyway that is how i get songs from limewire to my ipod so mp3 should be similiar
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Plug the player unto a usb cable which has the other end connecting to your computer. In windows XP, the mp3 player's hardware profile will install by itself. If not use the CD coupled with your MP3 player to install the drivers.\n\nOpen 'My Computer'. Wait a few seconds for the "E:/" to appear.\n\nDouble click E:/\n\nCopy all the music files (mp3) you want from the "My Music" (or other folders that have your music files).\n\nPaste inside the E:/ window (empty space).\n\nWait for copying to complete. Right click on green arrow button of bottom right of the monitor screen. And choose "SafelyRemoveHardware". Unplug your MP3 player.\n\nOn said MP3 player. Voila! enjoy.
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You may need to download a converter,to convert mp3s into mp4s.Google search for music file converters.
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open windows media player, go to now playing, select open playlist, select from file, then click on you mp3 (has to be plugged in).
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Here is a range of options to consider\nhttp://www.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm\n\n///
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Check to see if there's a small plastic/metal card that came with your mp3 player.  256 mb.. 128..512 etc.  That's where it will store your music and if it's not in there.. then your computer can't download anything to it.
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1. Insert the USB cable into the USB port in the MP3 player\n\n2. Connect the other end of the USB cable to the USB port on your computer.\n\n3. Double click the "My Computer" icon on your desktop or open "My Computer" from the start menu.\n\n4. Go open the folder containing the music files you want to copy and double click to open the folder.\n\n5. Highlight the files you want to transfer to the MP3 player.\n\n6. Press Ctrl+C on your keyboard or go to the Edit menu and select Copy.\n\n7. In the "My Computer" window double click on Removeable Disk (E:)(Removeable disk drive letter may be different depending on diffeent PC configurations and number of devices connected)\n\n8. Select the target folder on the appropriate removeable drive letter and press Ctrl+V on your keyboard, or select the Edit menu and choose Paste to transfer the music files.
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sure u can do it. use the option mp3 audio . and just drag and drop files u want .there is a progress  bar indicating how much u can add on the bottom of the window. an average of 150-200 songs can add as mp3 format
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plug the player into a USB port, then use windows explorer to drag and drop files from your C: drive onto the mp3 drive (it should show up as a removable disc in explorer)...
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You can drag and drop it on to most MP3 players, like iTunes, and it will convert or prompt you to convert, depending on your settings.\nOr, if you use something that doesn't convert, you can download a decent audio converter from download.com.  Just serach for "WMA MP3 Converter" and pick something that looks like it will fit your need.  (Most will either be free or cost $15-20 to register after X days)
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This link may help..\n\nhttp://www.askdavetaylor.com/convert_wma_from_windows_media_player_into_mp3_files.html
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you didn't mention the format the songs are in but if you mean MP3 you can use any zipping program like winzip or winrar to zip them up and email them over.  Be warned though... many email server have an attachment limit of 10MB.  You might consider setting up an FTP server to upload them insted
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well, hopefully you have a cd drive on your computer. you can download a free program called CDex http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdexos/ and that will let you rip songs off of your CDs and turn them into MP3s.