Can you send windows media songs on yahoo mail? if so how?
457343
yeah, it's illegal...\nbut you would attach a song just like any other file.
495995
Download Yahoo Music Engine. I think it comes with it.
806073
Tools, options, file types, select all, apply , ok. \n\nFrom the Windows Media Player toolbar of course.
469635
upload to where? What music file?
395544
Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.
1046452
It depends... if you're using a personal email address (Yahoo, Hotmail, Comcast, whatever) you can as long as they're not too big. One or two songs per email, not the whole album--- 10mb is a good rule of thumb for maximum attachment size.\n\nIf you're using a corporate/work email address, possibly but probably not. Many companies have policies that these files can't be sent through company email--- too big, and not work-related. The machines that enforce these policies can check inside a zip and see what's there, and will also often be able to catch the mp3 even if you rename it to .doc or something.\n\nSo ask your friend to keep the messages small and send them to you at home, and you should be fine!
673435
Yes you can! Here's the link: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/default.mspx .
670255
up load them on to a host website search on yahoo for upload music
166081
The most common problem I've seen with this is people trying to send the file directly from the CD. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE! always make sure you rip the track from the CD that you want to send. Use something like Music Match JukeBox after you've ripped the track then try to attach the resulting file to your e-mail. Don't forget where the ripped file was saved, and try to encode it at 96kbps for good sound quality and good file size.
349900
You need a microphone. On XP.. Start, Accessories, Entertainment, Sound Recorder. Save your message as .wav file, then attach it to your e-mail.\nIf you have Yahoo, there is a Voice Message section directly through e-mail.
290539
I'm not sure but I don't think Yahoo! gives you the option to burn music to a cd, alot of them now have strict rules I think they might only let you rip it onto an mp3 player.
1116640
I listen to music off of yahoo
59842
Yes, there are several sites that allow you to do so. One is www.musicdownloads.com
763939
Assuming you're referring to WinAmp and not WinZip, some Windows Media files HAVE to be played with Windows Media Player.
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You could use the windows recorder application, and send it as an attachment.\nIn WinXP:\nStart>All Programs> Accesorries> Entertainment> Sound Recorder.
1083606
Do it on windows media player
21386
"iPod: While the Yahoo! Music Engine lets you transfer your MP3 and AAC files to the iPod, you CANNOT transfer Y! Unlimited subscription music or other WMA files."