anyone out there know how to transfer songs from my download site to windows media player?
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you hit launch and it shoud pop up  and ask where you want to save to what file and then just right click and add it to a playlist
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You sure you really wana know? OK here it is. \nYou should be able to do it via your real player to get real player if you do not have it visit my source below.  \n\n1. Go on my library in Limewire and select the track you wish to transfer. \n2. Enqueue that track and it will appear in the box below in a box named mp3 playlist \n3. Click the track and save it in your documents in your music. \n4. Open your music and the track should be there,\n5. Right click the track and click open with real player.\n Your real player will open and begin playing the track.\n6. Then go to "file" and "add tracks to my library"  a new window will open click the selected track again and it will then be on your real player.\n7. Theres a columb on the left of the real player Plug your mp3 player in to your tower an click removable disk a new window will come up \n8. At the top of the left coloumb there should be a box with your music tracks in.\n9. Click your selected tracks and click add to device. Thats It!!\n\n Good Luck
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You need to transform them in MP3 format, they are not going to work as WMA, to do that look on the internet for a converter, there are thousants. Also you can try one think and it my work go to in a folder at tools&#92;folder options&#92;view and here deselct the box that is saying hide the extension for the known file types, after that rename the extension of your songs in MP3 instead of WMA. Put them on a disk and try to see if they are working.
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Windows Media Player... free from microsoft
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try adding this code....its what i used on mine......put in the url where your music is ...where it says link to your music file here...good luck...ps...this is not a link just cut and paste the whole thing\n\n<embed name='RAOCXplayer' src='http://www.yourlinktoyourmusicfilehere.wav' type='application/x-mplayer2' width='200' height='50' ShowControls='1' ShowStatusBar='0' loop='true' EnableContextMenu='0' DisplaySize='0' pluginspage='http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/Downloads/Contents/Products/MediaPlayer/'></embed>
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Put them in your My Music folder in Windows Media Player and make a playlist there. Or right click on the file and it should say send to...burn list then WMP can burn them. YOu can also use Nero to burn them.
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put your music on a playlist on limewire and go to File and click Import on iTunes and go to my documents then my music and my playlist and click on that and you'll find you playlist there and click on it and it will import your songs
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If you are talking about from a CD to MP3 format, you can use Windows Media Player 10, I have found that to be effective.  You'll have to go into the options and under Rip, you'll want to set the default format to MP3 otherwise it'll rip them into WMA files that can only be read by Windows Media Player and not most MP3 players.\n\nOnce you have those options set, you put in your CD, then go to the Rip tab and if you have an internet connection, the songs will all be labeled appropriately and you just click the little button that says "RIP".\n\nThe default location for the ripped MP3's is My Documents, My Music, and it creates a file folder titled by the album and artist.
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Go to Tools -> Options and choose the Copy Music or Rip Music tabs (depends on which version you're using).  Set the format to MP3.  \n\nIf you're not using Media Player 10 then you'll have to buy a MP3 plugin at\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/getmore/plugins.aspx#MP3Create\n\nUnless you're stuck with Windows 2000, go on an upgrade to Windows Media Player 10.  It's free.  Just go to Help -> Check for Player Upgrades to get started.
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If your running windows media player 9 or 10, it has a tab or button that says "download to cd or device".  Now the obvious part is that you'll need app software for your mp3 player installed, or you may have to select from a drop down list.   Winamp has its own download source built-in,  in the media library marked as portables.  any other couldn't say, don't use  Good Luck!
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The songs have set default to Winamp. To change that Open Window media & then click on now "now playing list". scroll to "open playlist" & then "from file" browse to reach the location of the song files then load it either one by one or all together. Next time dont open them in winamp.
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Use Windows media player to choose the songs you want to a burn list. It will burn an audio CD that you can play.
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This is a very simple process.  Go to google and search "sound file converter".  There is a great amount of free programs designed for just his purpose.  I will give you a recommendation on a program once I find one, okay?  Please refrain from downloading until then.\n\nOn a different note, are you wanting to transfer them from the CD to the computer?  If so, email me and tell me what version of Windows Media Player you are running.
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Have you tried downloading the media player software from Microsoft?
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Open windows media player first. from there open all the music files. It works.
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Rip them using Windows Media Player 10 and they will be in .mp3 format.\n\nOr use DBPowerAmp http://www.dbpoweramp.com
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you might be better off just either 1) putting them onto your player as wma files or 2) burning them to a cd, then ripping them from there as mp3s\n\nthis is what it says on walmart.com:\nCan I transfer the music I download to a portable player?\n\nYes, you can, as long as the player is able to play WMA files encrypted with Digital Rights Management software. (Note: Apple iPods currently do not play WMA files). Please refer to the documentation that came with your player to determine if it is compatible with WMA-format music and the DRM encryption.