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Ripping to MP3

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PB - 06 Aug 2006 16:36 GMT
I have ripped to my desktop with media player 10 but how do I take that music
and move it to the mp3 player..  The player is a "off-brand" purchased at
christmas (promo).  The computer recon the player but I tried to "sync" but
gave a "buffer or node error".  What am I doing wrong?  Or is there a
software (available a best buy - closest thing to me) that I can use?
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Thank you!

Asterix - 20 Aug 2006 12:28 GMT
Did MP3 player come with a driver? Check with the manufacturer if there is a
driver or an upgrade to your driver available.
In most cases you may be able to use Windows Explorer to copy the music
files to MP3 player if it is visible as a storage media in explorer. It's not
exactly a 'sync' functionality but you can control it by creating a seperate
directory for transferring fles to the player.

> I have ripped to my desktop with media player 10 but how do I take that music
> and move it to the mp3 player..  The player is a "off-brand" purchased at
> christmas (promo).  The computer recon the player but I tried to "sync" but
> gave a "buffer or node error".  What am I doing wrong?  Or is there a
> software (available a best buy - closest thing to me) that I can use?
 
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