Help what can i do to transfer songs in my mp3 player?

Hello,

On the MP610 you could use either Windows Media Player 11 or Coby Media Manager for transfers of songs.

Next steps are important for adding files onto the player:
1. The player should be detected in the software for transfers, when connecting the USB cable.
2. Setup your library in the software (Add to library): There has to be a list of folders in the software manager, where your music is located on the computer.
3. Create a playlist in the software: make a list of songs, you want to transfer onto your player
4. Sync the playlist onto the player.

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MP3 players cant be used with itunes, Itunes is only for Ipods and such.
Just see where you download the actual songs. and put them in a folder and copy the songs into your MP3 player.

Or you can also try right clicking on the song in itunes and then copying and pasting it in the MP3 player

You can't use Limewire directly to transfer songs to the Nextar. You will need to transfer the songs to the Nextar using Windows Media Player. Limewire puts the songs in a folder called "Limewire Downloads" usually. You will need to open Windows Media Player, run the mouse over the "Library" tab, and select "Add to Library." Once the window pops up you will need to add the folder called "Limewire Downloads" - it may take several minutes, but Windows Media Player is going to add all of those Limewire downloads to its own library. Then, you can use Windows Media Player to transfer the songs to the Nextar.

Maybe there are some virus in the vidoes you are download and then affect your player. you need to download vidoes with the green software, here is a good one: Video Download Studio

The GPX mp3 player is incompatible with iTunes (as are most non-iPod mp3 players). There are a few mp3 players out there that are iTunes compatible, but this is not the one.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

check to make sure the songs are not in a playlist that is set to auto transfer. click on the mp3, then on playlists. if the auto transfer is checked, uncheck it. it will transfer songs whenever you sign in if it is checked/

That error code means that the mp3 player is having a problem retrieving digital rights to the songs you have attempted to load.
The license on the songs that you are trying to download either does not permit transfer to mp3 players - or the license has expired. Use mp3 format songs only, and you will never have this problem. You can read my "Tips & Tricks" article on song formats if you really want more detailed information.
-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Use Windows Media Player to transfer songs to this device. If the songs are already on your computer, then use the Sync tab to transfer songs to your Mp3 player. If you want to transfer songs from CD to this player, then use the Rip tab in Windows Media Player. If this is your first time using Windows Media Player, then you probabaly need WAY more help than we could possibly give you here. Go to www.microsoft.com and search "Windows Media Player" to get help files and instructions with pictures on how to use the software.

If you do not have any Mp3 files already, then sign up for one of the web's music services. Napster and Rhapsody are good, but the basic-level subscription will not allow you to transfer songs to an Mp3 player - you will need to get their premium (more expensive) subscription to be able to transfer songs. Limewire and Morpheus have free versions of their music service, but they are ad-filled and virus-prone.

If you encounter any sort of technical problem with the player I can help you, but read my "Tips and Tricks" on Sansa players first, as they solve as wide variety of problems.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

The best way to transfer songs is to use Windows Media Player. When you open Windows Media Player and click on the Library tab (in Windows Media Player 10 or 11 only), then you should see your Sansa player listed. Click on a song or songs you want to transfer to the player, drag them over to the white box in the right-hand window of Windows Media Player and click "Start Sync."

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

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