I cant save the song into the player.. - Sony Network Walkman NW-E005 MP3 Player

HAD THE SAME PROBLEM. I WENT UNDER WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER AND PULLED UP MY MUSIC LIBRARY, OR IN OTHER WORDS, SONGS I ALREADY HAD DOWNLOADED AND SAVED TO MY COMPUTER. THEN I WAS ABLE TO DRAG TRACKS OVER TO THE RIGHT HAND SIDE AND CLICK ON "SYNC". THEN THEN SONGS UPLOADED TO THE TRIO PLAYER. HOPE THIS HELPS!

Go to "Start" in the taskbar, select "Search", Select "Files or folders", select the appropriate drive, most likely the C drive, type in *.mp3, hit enter.
try again with *.wma and any other format you may have on your computer.
You can also open a music player and select "library" and have the music player find all the songs on your computer.
This can be used as a reference.
You'll have some idea of the number of songs on your computer and you may even be able to better know where they are on the computer.
Good luck.

song should be saved in digital sounds in memory card....then it is visible in music player

When you have songs that you have downloaded from limewire... You have to first save them to the computer folder that says My Documents. Then when you go back over to your ITunes program... Go to the top tool bar and it will say File I believe.. Click on it and then click on Import. Once you click on Import you can go to your My Documents file and find the song list that you saved there and ITunes will then put those songs onto your IPod.

In Main menu there is a symbol for music player select that and open it, it would give you a option to play or load a song. If you know the path where you have save songs browse it and then enjoy the songs if you need more information please do reply back

Run a Repair in the Philips Device Manager. Then try reloading the songs - no more than 10 at a time.

The ITunes filters all music so it goes only (like WM and RP does) into their compatible, licensing paying devices. Just save the songs (MP3 or Wav) outside the ITunes folder and upload it directly into the 9008 or any other MP3 compatible.

When you download songs, save it first on your My Music folder for you to easily track the song list. Once you have successfully downloaded the songs, insert your MP3 Player. Format your MP3 Player first by right clicking the drive and click format. Once it is formatted, Copy the songs from your My Music folder then Paste it on your MP3 Player drive. 
*Note: Try to play your saved song in your Windows Media Player if the song is working fine before you copy it on your MP3 Player.
Drop a comment if you still have questions. I would be happy assisting you.

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Well the answer is tha you cant organize the plalist because the player doing it automatically, so there s nothing to do, my mp3 player does it too.

If your songs are already in mp3 format than they must have been probably saved in 256 or 320 kbps. That is a waste of space since human ear can't tell the difference between anything higher than 192 kbps. For mp3 player it is more than enough to save songs with 128 kbps, especially if you're only using headphones. If the song takes approximately 4000 KB than you could fit close to 500 songs on 2GB mp3 player like yours. So, you need to check the beat rate of the songs and make convert those with beat rate over 192 to 192 or 128 which is just fine.