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you can put music on you ps3 in many ways here is an easy way:
Connect a flash drive or a non (ipod or zune) mp3 player, browse the music on the device by going to (on the ps3) music look for a sub menu called removable device and select it. then when you find a file/ folder containing what you would like simply hit triangle and select copy, wait a while (time depends on amount of music selected) and it will no be on your ps3 harddrive, you can also do this for video's and pictures.
You can use Adobe Photoshop to edit the files in the nikon format or if you just want to view them you could use a .nef to .jpeg converter. I found one that will convert a batch of .nef files to .jpeg by just dragging and dropping them. You can find that here: http://www.reasoft.com/rea-nef-convert.shtml
The reason you can't see it, is that, for some unknown reason, the music folder is hidden by default. When viewing the Sansa in Windows Explorer you need to enable "view all folders". Click on the TOOLS menu at the top of the window, then folder options, click on the VIEW tab, and choose "Show hidden files and folders". Click APPLY and OK to come out.
You should now see the music folder and be able to drag and drop files to it. Don't forget to go back into Folder Options and hide the hidden folders again when you're finished, as leaving it in this setting can leave critical system files exposed, that could be accidentally deleted.
All this was for Windows XP, but other versions are similar, it was on the VIEW menu in Win 98 if I remember correctly. Hope that helps.
Hi Daniel
if your set does not have a fan that trips on when the volume gets louder surely the audio output will damage. every working component generates heat and when the heat sore up to an uncontrolable level it cause damage.have a tech look on your set to repair it.good luck.
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