Sony Pysc mp3 player?
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If the files are mp3 format, you just need to copy and paste them from whichever drive they are current in (usually the c: drive), into the mp3 player drive, (usually the e: drive) Trust me though, if you use the Sony software, SonicStage, it will make things a lot easier, you can have it autoscan your computer for every music file, then import them easily onto SonicStage compatible devices (any Sony MP3) player. I have two Sony mp3 players, so hit me up if you have any other questions.
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go to http://coshed.com/generators/mp3player.php and follow the directions
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You need a USB driver.  They can be downloaded, all you need to do is put the name of your mp3 player plus driver and you should be able to get a download
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Try Sound Forge.\nwww.sonymediasoftware.com/products/soundforgefamily.asp
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I just bought a Creative Muvo v 100 1gb they are good mp3 players my son also has one.
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try MIDI instead MP3 has a greater size
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like already said, you can use Realplayer or other free software alternatives.  Media Player Classic, Real Alternative, Jet Audio Basic, VLC Media Player could probably do it too
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Depends on your mp3 player for one, the cheaper units dont have much for software. As a matter of fact a good many of them are simply recognized as flash drives. Its just a matter of copying and pasting mp3 files into it or out of it. Open "my computer" and plug the mp3 player in. You should see another drive pop up. Open it and   paste music into it or remove music from it or to simply clear it out delete files from it.
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1. Make sure that you have the cable connected properly.\n2. Try connecting to other available USB ports on the same computer.\n3. Did your MP3 player come with a software CD? If yes, try installing the software on the CD before you connect your MP3 player to your computer.
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I broke my tape deck in my car the day before a road trip (how lucky), and rushed out to get a mp3 player so we could have decent music on our drive.\n\nI ended up with a SanDisk Sansa 512MB from Best buy.\nIt has a reasonably easy program with it, and all songs I put on it were straight off my cds. I also had to buy the FM tuner though which was another 40 dollars. \n\nAll in all I'm pretty satisfied with it though. The software was easy to figure out, battery life is great, and it's little and cute.
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Any Portable Solid State (PSS) MP3 player works as both a USB pen drive and an MP3 player. My Aigo 208 1GB MP3 Player works fine as both, for example.\n\nMake sure it's solid state (rather than a hard disk) and it should work fine as a USB pen drive.
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download it from http://www.winamp.com/\n\nthanx
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I use Creative MediaSource AudioConverter.  It came with my sound card, but it was free.  It may work for you, regardless - I see no reason why it wouldn't work just because you don't have that type of sound card.  I get updates for it on creative.com, but I can't find a download section, unfortunately, where you could try it out.\n\nAlso, if you do a search on downloads.com for something like "wma to mp3" you will probably get plenty of results.  Good luck.
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Too many to name, go to download.com search mp3 converter, try some out and see what you like.  I personally use Power MP3 WMA Converter.
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I also use a creative mp3 player - \n\nfirmware updates cannot have an alternative apart from one provided by the manufacturer on their website.\n\nalternative upload softwares: - Windows Media Player \n                                                  Creative media source organiser\n\nfor further information please give more detail as to the make / model / firmware version\n\nhope this helps
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i have one... the new genration one. if you are going to get a mp3 player, screw the ipod and get the DJ
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A Sony VAIO laptop. The audio and video suck. Also a RCA Lyra MP3 player. They kept sending me firmware updates but it still didn't work. From now on Compaq and Rio for me.