Transfer Mini disk music to a PC

The best way to transfer music from iPod to computer is using a third-party tool like iAny Manager.

Here are what iAny Manager can do
1. Importing Music,videos to iOS devices from PC
2. Transfer files to PC from iphone/ipad/ipod
3. Getting music,playlist, apps of your iOS device back into iTunes
4. Direct Apple to Apple transfer
5. Good transfer speed without slowing down your PC

Step by step guide:
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To have the content of your mini-disks on your PC you have to finalize the DVD-RW in the camera; after that you insert the Mini-DVD in the DVD drive of your PC; after that you can use Windows Media Center (or anything similar) to copy it to the PC hard drive and create a standard DVD.
But if your video recording device came with Firewire you can directly attach the camera and copy the mini-disk content to the hard drive and edit and burn it with the Nero.


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Hi, problem can be solve. You can download the PC suite from the below link..

http://www.software112.com/products/motorola-pc-suite.html

How to Use motorola PC Suite

Those who own motorola cell phones are lucky enough not to have to deal with the dreaded plea for a call from all their friends and associates, due to the fact that they have lost their cell phone and all the numbers associated with it. Using motorola PC Suite software, you can backup all your contacts, photos, text messages, video files, music files, and all other content on your cell phone using any PC computer. The software is available for download from the motorola website, and any Nokia cell phone equipped with a mini-USB port can use the motorola PC Suite software.


Things You'll Need:

* motorola cell phone with mini-USB port
* motorola PC Suite software, downloadable from motorola.com or packaged with your cell phone
* Mini-USB to USB cable
* Micro SD Card, included with your motorola phone or purchased separately
* Optional: Bluetooth-equipped laptop
* Windows XP or Vista software


Instruction



Make sure the motorola phone you own, or are thinking of purchasing, is equipped with a mini-USB port. Nearly all new motorola handsets have a port, and many of the older high-end motorola phones do as well. You will need a mini-USB cable, which should come with your phone.

You will need a Windows 2000 or greater machine for the software to work. Click the link to download, and then install the software on your PC. Everything you need will be installed onto your hard drive.


Plug in the small end of the mini-USB to USB cable into your phone, and the larger end into your PC. The motorola PC Suite software, if properly installed, will come up with a dialog box recognizing your phone.

Look on your motorola cell phone's screen, which will now recognize that the handset is plugged into a PC with motorola PC Suite software installed. The phone will give you two options: Data Transfer mode and motorola mode.

Choose Data Transfer mode if you just need to transfer files from your motorola handset to your PC via motorola PC software. This will cause your PC to bring up a folder with the contents of your cell phone's internal memory, and/or one for the contents of the micro SD card plugged into your motorola cell phone, if it has one installed. This will allow you to drag and drop files from your cell phone onto any folder on your Windows machine, or vice versa. The advantage of this is you can install programs you have downloaded off the internet, easily transfer music tracks onto your phone, or any number of other functions.


Pick motorola Mode if you want to take full advantage of the features your motorola PC Suite software allows. This will bring up a graphical user interface that allows you to do a variety of things with the click of a button.


Click the "Backup Phone" option to bring up a dialog box that will allow you to, all at once, backup the address book, images, video files, music files, programs, text and MMS messages, and anything else you have on your motorola handset all at once. This feature becomes extremely useful should you ever break, lose or otherwise destroy your phone. As long as you purchase another motorola model, you can instantly transfer your entire contacts list and other information onto your new phone.


Take some time to look around at the other different modes motorola PC Suite software offers the user. You can transfer music files using a dedicated window, where they will be instantly integrated into your cell phone's onboard music player. You can also install programs, through ".jad" and ".jar" files. This will avoid the headaches of having to download software on your cell phone, where any number of security breaches can happen.


Use motorola PC Suite software to use your phone as a modem to "tether" your laptop to the internet as well. If you have a data plan through your cell phone provider, motorola PC Suite software will allow you to use an EDGE or 3G connection to connect your laptop to the internet anywhere you have cell phone service. motorola PC Suite software has any number of other useful features to increase the fun and productivity of your motorola handset beyond the scope of what you thought a phone could accomplish.





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How to Use Nokia PC Suite
By Jesse Sears, eHow Contributor

Those who own Nokia cell phones are lucky enough not to have to deal with the dreaded plea for a call from all their friends and associates, due to the fact that they have lost their cell phone and all the numbers associated with it. Using Nokia PC Suite software, you can backup all your contacts, photos, text messages, video files, music files, and all other content on your cell phone using any PC computer. The software is available for download from the Nokia website, and any Nokia cell phone equipped with a mini-USB port can use the Nokia PC Suite software.


Things You'll Need:

* Nokia cell phone with mini-USB port
* Nokia PC Suite software, downloadable from Nokia.com or packaged with your cell phone
* Mini-USB to USB cable
* Micro SD Card, included with your Nokia phone or purchased separately
* Optional: Bluetooth-equipped laptop
* Windows XP or Vista software


Instruction



Make sure the Nokia phone you own, or are thinking of purchasing, is equipped with a mini-USB port. Nearly all new Nokia handsets have a port, and many of the older high-end Nokia phones do as well. You will need a mini-USB cable, which should come with your phone.


Go to (for North American Nokia phones) to download the Nokia PC Suite software. You will need a Windows 2000 or greater machine for the software to work. Click the link to download, and then install the software on your PC. Everything you need will be installed onto your hard drive.


Plug in the small end of the mini-USB to USB cable into your phone, and the larger end into your PC. The Nokia PC Suite software, if properly installed, will come up with a dialog box recognizing your phone.

Look on your Nokia cell phone's screen, which will now recognize that the handset is plugged into a PC with Nokia PC Suite software installed. The phone will give you two options: Data Transfer mode and Nokia mode.

Choose Data Transfer mode if you just need to transfer files from your Nokia handset to your PC via Nokia PC software. This will cause your PC to bring up a folder with the contents of your cell phone's internal memory, and/or one for the contents of the micro SD card plugged into your Nokia cell phone, if it has one installed. This will allow you to drag and drop files from your cell phone onto any folder on your Windows machine, or vice versa. The advantage of this is you can install programs you have downloaded off the internet, easily transfer music tracks onto your phone, or any number of other functions.


Pick Nokia Mode if you want to take full advantage of the features your Nokia PC Suite software allows. This will bring up a graphical user interface that allows you to do a variety of things with the click of a button.


Click the "Backup Phone" option to bring up a dialog box that will allow you to, all at once, backup the address book, images, video files, music files, programs, text and MMS messages, and anything else you have on your Nokia handset all at once. This feature becomes extremely useful should you ever break, lose or otherwise destroy your phone. As long as you purchase another Nokia model, you can instantly transfer your entire contacts list and other information onto your new phone.


Take some time to look around at the other different modes Nokia PC Suite software offers the user. You can transfer music files using a dedicated window, where they will be instantly integrated into your cell phone's onboard music player. You can also install programs, through ".jad" and ".jar" files. This will avoid the headaches of having to download software on your cell phone, where any number of security breaches can happen.


Use Nokia PC Suite software to use your phone as a modem to "tether" your laptop to the internet as well. If you have a data plan through your cell phone provider, Nokia PC Suite software will allow you to use an EDGE or 3G connection to connect your laptop to the internet anywhere you have cell phone service. Nokia PC Suite software has any number of other useful features to increase the fun and productivity of your Nokia handset beyond the scope of what you thought a phone could accomplish.

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you can transfer to DV tape only by using software like Edius 6 or a similar one.
First you download the p2 card on the hard drive and then you use this program to convert the video file to DV and use the camcorder as recorder connecting to pc via firewire .

Apple, the maker of the Ipod, requires you to use "iTunes" software to upload, transfer, and buy songs for your iPod mini. The software installation cd should come with your iPod, if not, you can download it at www.apple.com then going to downloads.

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Unfortunately, there is no way to transfer music from a sony mini-disc player to a computer other than playing it through your sound card and recording it. Sony specifically disabled this ability to dissuade consumers from transferring music from one person to another, and this is one of the reasons that Mini Disc Players did not take off.

1.hi there...roger andre speaking.it may be a long shot. if you can obtain some music software ie pro audio logic,and if you have the time and patience,you will be able to play the tracks from your headphone/lineout socket and into the software as a high quality sample and add markers and even up the quality somewhat. 2.an even easier way would be to get your self a GOOD mp3 player,meaning it has a line in socket for analogue to digital mp3 conversion.then all you have to do is obtain a mini jack to mini jack conector(headphone size) and go from the minidisk output,to the mp3 players line in and record.hey presto your mini disk tracks will now be stored as mp3 files ready to be read by almost any computer...i m sure you know the rest...hope this is of some use,good luck roger