How do I transfer music to my portable devise?
478624
the songs will not pass because they are protected, or the next time have it hooked up when you are dling and tell it to dl there in the portable device
330589
If you have an ipod, you can just use it exactly like an external hard disk drive to transfer your music. \nDon't add the songs through itunes, just add them to the ipod icon in finder. Then plug it into the pc and copy the files off it.\nIt will only work if you have a pc formatted ipod though. Macs can read a mac or a pc formatted ipod, but pc's can only read a pc formatted ipod.\n \nYou can connect 2 macs together with a firewire cable and transfer everything super fast, it's really easy, but i'm not sure if a pc can do this. Unfortunately a lot of pc's don't have firewire.\n\nYou could also network them together using a crossover ethernet cable, as long as your pc has an ethernet port.\n\nBuy a pack of cheap blank cdr's or dvd's - bit of a hassle but it's cheap.
1138856
Use iTunes to import and then burn from your library.  You can choose what type of compression(if any) you want to use.  Another option would be to use Toast.
144686
Install Itunes and Ipod software on your PC. Then connect the Ipod, when you connect the itunes software will ask "This ipod is linked to another library, would you like to replace the files and link to this librarry"... SELECT NO... if you say yes, then you'll lose all the songs.\n\nOnce you know the ipod is connected, copy the files. \n\nOr else, try this, dont know if it'll work, \nas soon as you connect your ipod, your system will identify it as an external storage device. once its connected, open it through "My Computer" and copy the files to any desired location
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If you have XP it will do it without additional software. For music use Window media player, For files you can right click on it then send to (then letter of drive)\nOtherwise you will need Nero software (which is good to have even with XP)
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http://www.portablefreeware.com/?c=12&sc=66
240875
if your phone has an MP3 player on it you have to connect with bluetooth or with some of the newer phones you can connect a usb cord and you get a program like windows media player or Rio music manager and then you pick your songs and transfer it. It should say on your phone tho
702438
unfortunately that is quite a pain.\nDefault only lets you transfer photos, but to transfer music, you will be required to change your bluetooth destination folder. (on your phone). If its similar to my a900, it will be under the tools/settings menus.
69780
create the playlist in limewire, then save it. go to the folder you saved it to and drag and drop into your i-pod. it's pretty simple.
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1) Put the stick into the USB Port.\n2) Go to My Music or where-ever the music is saved.\n3) Highlight the file you want, right click and click copy.\n4) Go to my computer.\n5) Click on the drive the USB stick is.(It may be removable disk/drive)\n6) Paste it into the drive.
328868
download the songs of your choice from a sorce i.e limewire or bearshare or any other source and either use your data cable or bluetooth dongle and send it to your phone
425251
Make a Back-up of the file and try changing the .psw to .doc. If its a PDA Or Pocket PC then the transfer software should do it.
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easiest would be a P2P fileshare program like Limewire.  \n\nA "legal" download would probably be avalable from apple's ipod download store.\n\nYou might get lucky searching for it on google.\n\nGarth's website?
11620
im almost 100% sure that you cant. you need itunes to transfer the songs...and xbox dosnt have itunes.
880112
anything that fits on the disc will be able to go on it. i do not recommend using one for music. They are horrible. You should look into a USB Flash Drive. They hold more files and are better for traveling.
305674
go to cooltoad.com, under music, upload ur files
449627
you can't, you have to have the music saved on your hard drive!