Cant get my music to download from computer to mp3 player

hi there

i can help you with this one plug in you mp3 in to your computer go to start on your computer than go to my computer you will see a mp3 icon where you save all your music drag it to your mp3 icon

The following may help:
- Ensure that your Music files are of the correct format (usually .MP3 or .WMA suffix and usually NOT .WAV which is the standard CD format). - Ensure that you upload your music .MP3 or .WMA files to the correct directory and names are not excessively long as some MP3 will limit the max name length. If you know a working song on your MP3, locate the directory it resides in and put your songs there. - Lastly, if you have put your song with the correct naming convention/suffix and you now see them in your player list but they will not play, then your MP3/WMA file has non-compatible 'property' whcih is usually the encoding 'bit rate' (usually anything under 128mbps fix rate is good but you can see what is acceptable by looking at the 'properties' of your working songs that are on your MP3 player)

check to see if your files are MP4, vs MP3. MP4 files won't play in this player, so you'd have to convert them to mp3.

try using windows media player to load you music onto the mp3 player
first open windows media player and connect you mp3 player to the pc , it should pop up in windows media player and ask you to name it, after that goto the media player music library and drag the songs you want to put on the device into the sync window on the right hand side of the screen after your done click on sync and just wait for it to finish after thats done you should have music on your mp3 player :)

Save music to computer. Once music is saved format mp3. Reinstall music back. Then, open mp3 and solder headphone jack back. U should have a working mp3 with working headphones.

there are two ways you can download music onto your mp3

1. you can go to your my computer icon on your desktop and go to the mp3 player file then you can open up a new window and go to where all ur music is and drag and drop the music from one folder to the other so that you will have your music or
2. you can go to your windows media player and go to sync and choose the music files you want on your device and then press sync when you are all finished finding all of the music you want onto your mp3

hope this helps you and if you have any other questions just ask

You may not need to format your player. Depends on how your songs are named, are you working with mp3's or wma's? Some software to name or tag wma's do not transfer the names to other players if not sync'ed togrther. Same for some mp3 tags. If your computer is a Vista you may have to go into compatibility mode to install - also Xp has some same features of backwards compatibilty. Try to download new software from manufacture. Then try and find freeware mp3 / wma tagging software. re-tag a few songs and see if they come up on screen. Dont format untill there is no other opption.

what system are you using to download music-e.g. windows media player or something else?

Music can be download from many sources on the internet or ripped from a cd.... if you are looking to download music >.>
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you can find legal downloads on jamglue.com or use the free P2P program Limewire for your enjoyment.

If you are looking to add music or videos to you media player notify me with the product name and the type of computer you are using...

thanxx <(^_^)>

click on my computer and right click the disk icon and click format. you need a rights license for some computers.