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Music Transfer to Sony Ericsson K750i
I'm new to all this MP3 stuff, and was wondering how I go about copying some of my CD's onto the phones memory card to enable me to listen to them.
Apart from the disc supplied for the camera, is there any other software I need?. |
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If you have a card reader just drag and drop into the music/audio file. If not connect the phone to the cable and do the same.
MSSEMC/Media Files/Audio
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All you need is your phone (with the memory card inserted) and the supplied USB cable (the grey DCU-60 cable).
Connect the USB cable to one of the USB ports on your computer, and then attach the other end of the cable to the bottom of the phone. Let the computer auto-install the phone and memory card (this will happen automatically). When asked if you want to use the internet to download the relevant softwate keep clicking 'Yes' or 'I want to use the internet this time and everytime I want to connect a device'. Once the installation is finished, open the Memory Card in: Start>MyComputer>Removable disk Now you are in the memory stick folder - just open the folder titled 'MSSEMC' and choose Audio>MP3. Now all you do is copy and paste your music files into this folder. |
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Thanks for the replies folks.
I've got part way there, in that the music is now on the memory card but I still can't play it. Is it because it is a .wma file?. |
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Originally Posted by simonb65
Thanks for the replies folks.
I've got part way there, in that the music is now on the memory card but I still can't play it. Is it because it is a .wma file?. It can't play WMA's. You'll need to convert them to MP3 first. |
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Thanks for the help everyone.
Downloaded a CD ripper and it is now working okay .
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Originally Posted by simonb65
Thanks for the help everyone.
Downloaded a CD ripper and it is now working okay .Also, instead of using a ripper to convert to MP3, you can download Windows Media Player 10, which can rip the music from the CD and store it in MP3 format. You can download it here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en //pj |
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