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I have spent 7 hours today trying to copy a music cd on to my computer so that i can theen hopefully copy it to my mp3 player
I am getting desperate as i want the mp3 player for a 7 hour journey i am doing next week so any advice please but i am a novice and dont understand computer jargon
thank you
CherryNicole 04-04-2006, 19:35 How far did you get? What happened?
Savannah2 04-04-2006, 19:39 Try Audio Grabber (http://www.snapfiles.com/get/audiograbber.html) its free
wizzardofODD 04-04-2006, 19:41 an easy way ... 1st right click on ur desk top & create new folder .
then insert ur cd into ur cd rom .... then click start/my computer & then right click on the relvant drive which the cd is in & "open" this will open a new window showing all tracks on the cd.
then copy & paste the songs into the new folder on ur desktop , u can take the cd out then & drag & drop the files into ur mp3 using the software supplied with it in the normal way.
hope that helps , there are many other ways but if ur not up on how to do it thats about the easiest way
hi wizzars
thank you so much for that one querie I said i was stupid
you have got click start/my computer when i click start at the bottom left of my screen it doesnt show my computer i am running windows 98 se
thanks
hi wizzard
Just done all you said copied and paste but before i tried to put them on my mp3 i tried to listen to them from the new folder i made but nothing happens no sound at all
wizzard i cant open your reply
Savannah2 04-04-2006, 20:05 What size files are they.....not 1kb by any chance are they
wizzardofODD 04-04-2006, 20:09 sylvia pm me ur msn/hotmail addy & i'll add u , u can always delete afterwards
Savannah2 04-04-2006, 20:16 What size files are they.....not 1kb by any chance are they
Right click file>properties>left click....this will give you the size of the file
Zinger549 05-04-2006, 07:55 you need to upload then if you have windows media player you can use that
Riiiiight, lets go through what you need to do....
The CD is in raw audio format and for the music to play on an mp3 player the music needs to be in ... mp3 format! So to transfer the raw data from your cd to mp3 you ... rip files. Now depending on the mp3 player itself it would have come with some software that does the riping.
So can you tell us what your mp3 player is?
Hi the mp3 players is
Goodmans 256mb gmp315f
that is all it says on the box
i havnt loaded the disc that came with the mp3 player yet i wasnt sure on doing that
Short of reading the user manual that came with your player, try this:
Open your Windows Media Player it has a tab that says "Copy from CD" and it will tell you what to do from there (insert audio cd, rip, so on). Then use tab that says "Copy to CD or Device" to copy your music to the player or go to your "My Documents"->"My Music" and copy the files to player yourself :)
an easy way ... 1st right click on ur desk top & create new folder .
then insert ur cd into ur cd rom .... then click start/my computer & then right click on the relvant drive which the cd is in & "open" this will open a new window showing all tracks on the cd.
then copy & paste the songs into the new folder on ur desktop , u can take the cd out then & drag & drop the files into ur mp3 using the software supplied with it in the normal way.
hope that helps , there are many other ways but if ur not up on how to do it thats about the easiest way
Nooooooooooooooooooo! On a pc these are just cda tracks, which aren't the actual tracks, I presume just pointers to the audio data on the cd. On a mac, finder see's these as aiff files, which is ok..
Unless you've a particular mp3 plugin, wmp won't grab to mp3's... iTunes will tho, if you go into preferences and change it... It's a hefty download though, and not sure if it will work on win98..
Try Audio Grabber (http://www.snapfiles.com/get/audiograbber.html) its free
Do this, load software, insert CD then tell it to rip your music, easy as pie.
Unless you've a particular mp3 plugin, wmp won't grab to mp3's... iTunes will tho, if you go into preferences and change it...
Wmp does wma tho which the goodmans player will happily play :)
Thanks all for your help especially wizzard
Think i have worked it all out now well nearly
I downloaded cd to my document/my music then when i checked the music file it showed me a music music album that i had just copied and when i clicked open on this it showed my all the songs on the cd so then one by one i draged them all into my mp3 file
not sure if i could have just draged the music file but didnt know if it would have played all the songs but it apears after copying about 45 songs my mp player is full yet it says it plays for 8 hours so still think i have done something wrong somewere oh well
Scrap
(To RTPed)
damit was just gona say "why have a lambo when u can have a vovlo" :D
ToryCynic 06-04-2006, 21:01 Very true!
:P
ToryCynic 06-04-2006, 21:01 Volvos - .lvo files ;)
Similar to .ogg, aren't they?
Volvos - .lvo files ;)
Similar to .ogg, aren't they?
Never heard of lvo, whats that from?
ToryCynic 06-04-2006, 21:10 Never heard of lvo, whats that from?
VO .lvo files - geddit? :D
VO .lvo files - geddit? :D
Yes alex, i get it :rolleyes: :hihi:
has the last four post got anything to do with my post????
has the last four post got anything to do with my post????
Its a geek come down section now! You problem was solved wasent it?
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