is it a good idea to transfer the music on my computer to a usb drive?
954275
if you want to take ur music to other computers.  companies sell usb drives that are mp3 players.
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you can downlaod to any brand they run on windows so when your working with it, its pretty easy all you have to do is copy the music and mp3's from your pc and paste them onto the drive that the pocket pc is on
198882
Try Limewire.  It's a great program, easy to use and lots of music.  You don't have to share your files if you don't want to, and there's even an in-program music player so you can hear the music you've just downloaded without having another program open.
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Someone mentioned iTunes which is the easiest way but if you don't want to use iTunes, you can also us Winamp with the ml_iPod plugin.  I only mention this because some people seem to hate iTunes, I know, it's hard to believe but I thought I would throw that option out there.\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/\nhttp://www.mlipod.com/
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i personally use copypod, which is shareware (you can only use it for a couple weeks before you need to pay), but i've heard that winamp can also copy your music back for for free (but i don't know how!)
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I wouldn't advise doing that, the point of FLAC files is that they're CD quality, as opposed to mp3 etc which is far from CD quality. So, in doing the conversion you'd be throwing away all this nice FLAC audio quality that you've got right there for no reason. And I say no reason because the latest version of WinAmp supports playback of FLAC files without any plugins or other nonsense, so just install the latest version and you can play your files back in WinAMP with no hassles.
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Yes, those items are useful for doing the task you are performing (and they are all the same thing, simply named differently).  The price will vary depending on location (I would check websites of nearby computer stores to check for sales, since those items are often on sale).  The size is dependant upon what you are transfering.  If you want to transfer a large amount of data, or large items (such as movies or songs), then you might want to get a 1 GB or larger drive.  If you are only transferring some documents, a smaller one will suffice.
408489
Purchase a USB Cable.  You can tranfer files that way.
76055
use any of the free music converters available
558188
For bast music you can go to www.mp3000.net.It is safe.I download music from there
157191
You can do it from your data cable put your usb data cable into your pc's usb switch and simply copy your mp3 and go into my computer and open your sd drive and paste it them.
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nope sorry i looked on limewire for ya maybe you should down load that program i get all my music from.... wwww.limewire.com Get the free one it is really easy to use
340140
you would need to share the folder you have in your music in and also pipe the sound from that computer to your input on your sound system, better system would use terminal server a rdp into your main computer and access the app and music and sound from the main computer.
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Plug it into your computer & check the recycle folder of that drive (mp3 player drive). Might just be there.
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Nope, Just dowload it and install it like a new program it will import your music and things right with it. It just installs over the top of it.
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I believe so, however some songs may not work and none of them would retain their original file name (they would all be named a bunch of seemingly random letters and numbers).  I haven't tried it, but if you hook up your ipod then go to the MyComputer Icon on your desk top you should see a drive letter (such as d: k: f: ect) that your ipod is.  double click on that and drag and drop all the files from there to your harddrive.
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dont listen to the poster who said the ipods are copyrighted. that is wrong.\n\nbasically, i got a new laptop recently, and transferred my music this way:\n\nattach ipod via usb to old laptop. open ipod settings. click box for 'use ipod as a disc drive'.\n\nyou can then click on 'my computer', and will be able to drag and drop your music files onto the ipod, then attach it to the new laptop and drag and drop them into a file of your choice on there.\n\nits easier to transfer all music files if you empty the actual ipod of your current music first, as it frees up the space to transfer most of them at once - if not, you have to do it a few times over as the music already stored is taking up the room.\n\ni hope this has helped.