how can i transfer media player songs to my  onto "yupp" to put on my mp3 player?
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if you have an ipod you would go to itunes.\n           1. click file\n           2.add a file to library\n           3.browse for song and click open\n           4. it should transfer
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if its from your MP3 PLAYER:(will only work for windows XP)\nConnect player to computer--->Let windows recgonize it-->go to my computer--->Look for your MP3 player (most of the time named Removeable disk)--->double-click on your MP3 player's disk---> Look for your music--->go to my music (in my documents)--->copy music in you mp3 then paste into my music.\nThis is what you have to do with the PSP,which is a MP3 and WMA player UNLIKE the DS (i don't get why people say the psp sucks,while the DS has the power and processing power of an N64,who would still want old school technology,the PSP is better then the PS2 so it is like a PS3. PSP also has more features such as:\nInternet\nWatch  movies (it is in UMD format)\nSave & View Photos\nSave & Play MP3 and WMA\nUse an internet browser to go to websites \nSave & Play MPEG-4 Videos\nPlay UMD games.\nHigh-Def LCD screen\n\n\nYes i know this has nothing to do with the question,i just wanted people to know that THE PSP IS BETTER!!!!!
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u cont download songs with media player. If there is availability to listen songs........right click on songs and select openwith media player.
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download from limewire or try these:\n\nhttp://www.mp3shits.com\nhttp://www.mpeg-search.com\n\nthen connect your mp3 player to the computer, copy paste!\ndone!
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first locate the folder of the downloaded music.\nthen add that folder to your library.. simple..
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idk if ur mp3 player is capable
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Using Hero Mp3 to convert
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burn them on a cd, then upload them to a different music program. There, they'd either show up as mp3, or you'd have an option to convert them.
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After, you've downloaded your songs you go to library and click on the explore button.  That'll take you to Shared Files and then click Play them all and that 'll take you to the media player, then you click on library there, what should show up is the now playing list.  When you get that press the sync button, and voila!  ooh, make sure your MP3 is hooked to the computer before you do all of this or you'll be waisting your time.  Ooh, and listen to the songs before you put them on your MP3, becuase the songs could tampered with or just plain crap.  Have fun. I'm downloading "Rock Lobster" in a minute.
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you have to have songs downloaded to your documents and a cord that tranfers the songs to the MP3 player
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go to www.download.com and search for .rm to .mp3 converter. You will find many softwares there and some are free too!!
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download the the tune from limewire to windows media player then burn it
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yes you can. if you cant plaay  SOUND FILES then you need a codec. mp3s can be played on ANYTHING you need a wma converter or a codec. i have no idea where to get one it pisses me off too..
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depends on music files you dwnload your audio codec is not compatable with certain files upgrade codec audio latest versions at windows for your player
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with my mp3 player, i just to to my music folder in the my documents folder. I pick a song and right click on it and pick send to. I just have to send to my mp3 player.
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You can upload MP3 files to the service that you're using (preferably in a new folder), and then you'll have to link to the music files so that people can play them in their web browser.\n\nYou could try using either Geocities, Tripod, or Freewebs to get started.
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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.