Can I download my music files to floppy disks and take them over to my friends computer and burn them on a CD?
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A floppy disk only stores 1.44MB of information, a typical MP3 music file is about 1MB for every minute of song - unless it's a really short song you're not going to get it on a floppy disk.\n\nIf you don't have a CD writer then you could try copying to an external hard drive, linking the two computers together, e-mailing your files and opening the e-mails on your friends computer.
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If you are using Windows XP, simply go to the file that the songs are on, right click, go to send to, select the drive.  \nMost dvd's will work the same way a cd does, some won't so it might help.
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You can do it through (Dell) MusicMatch CD burner.  avi's, mpeg's, etc.  But you have to "upgrade" to be able to burn a data disk.  It's about $20, and they just send you a code.  See if you can just get someone else's code.\n\nIf you don't have MusicMatch, see if your CD-burner program has that feature available.
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Do you mean a floppy disc?
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Your computer needs a rewritable drive on it, if it does you should be able to burn your music files to a CD with Windows Media Player (or a similar program).
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you need cds and a drive that can burn them\nyou also need a program to run this
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I'm not sure if you're meaning a floppy disk or a cd, but what I used to do was press the 'Enque' button or however you spell that and line up all the songs you want.\nThen what you do is press 'Save As' and go from there.\nNow that I think about it...\nMaybe you /can/ use floppy disks from there...
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You could just burn the desired tracks to a CD, then use iTunes (or any other CD ripping software) to rip the CD.\n\nIf you really want .wav files, make sure your software is set to rip to .wav (and not MP3). If you use iTunes, go to Preferences -> Advanced -> Import, and select WAV encoding.
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If you're willing to pay a little bit for it, DUCK SOUP at The Grove sells a record player that transfers to cd.  Depending on how many LP's you plan to transfer, that may be the way to go.\n\nNo idea on the legalities involved, alas.
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limewire doesnt burn cds, it only downloads the songs for you. from there, you can burn them using any burning program you have (assuming you also have a cd burner)
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Download yahoo music engine. it is pretty easy you just open a playlist and copy and paste or drag the music files into the list. Then burn the playlist to cd.
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Not on a CD unless it is rewritable (which are lousy for copying music).  A CD is a WORM (Write Once Read Many).  Next time add the songs to your hard drive then, when you have what your want, burn the CD.
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Since you no longer have a PC the least expensive way would be to take it to a shop and have them burn the files you need on CD's.  If you had or possibly have access to another PC the procedure is pretty straight forward.  Connect this drive as a slave drive.
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No, but you should rip the cd, not burn it - use Windows Media Player - insert the disc and select rip - follow the onscreen prompts x
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Yes, there are several sites that allow you to do so. One is www.musicdownloads.com
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Yes - as long as you have a CD drive - it's easy through iTunes. Check ou the Help feature in iTunes and it will tell you how. It's no sweat & you'll love it. You'll also be able to make custom CDs of your library from it if you have a CD burner.
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Using a cd burning program, you can get one at http://www.downloads.com