Posted on Nov 08, 2009

TRYING TO LOAD MUSIC FROM MEMORY CARD TO MY MUSIC

TRYING TO LOAD MUSIC FROM MEMORY CARD TO MEDIA PLAYER

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Unfortunately, Virgin mobile will not allow these songs to be played due to the fact that they dont have the copyright licenses. its pretty crazy. you cannot download music from limewire, or any source like that. you need to purchase the music, and according to the advisor that i spoke with, they prefer you buy it through them, go figure.... im looking into other possible sources like tunebite. that will re-record all of your files, and make them your own... that way, they are not copyright protected. I will share after i know if it works!

Anonymous Jan 01, 2010

OK! got the solution to this problem... getting around those damn copyright problems... you can now download songs from your favorite source (limewire....ect...) and download a free program called tunebites. you can find it using google search. what it does, is takes all your music, converts them to mp3, and rerecords them so they are considered your music. (basically the same as recording something with your microphone on your computer...) You dont lose any quality of the music at all. after you do all of this, you can drag the new music from tunebites, onto your desktop, or a folder that you have designated on the desktop, and simply drag and drop into your media card reader. I personally have a usb media card reader that i picked up for 6 dollars at walmart. once you have that copied onto your card, go to my computer, and open whatever drive it is. when that is completed, move the songs into the folder named my music. tada... work completed. simply put the card into your phone, and enjoy all your favorite music right on your x-tc.

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You have to put your Micro-SD Card in a Card Reader and plug it into your PC (I have a USB Adapter that came with the Micro-SD Card).

Once you can see the Micro-SD card on your PC, then just drag and drop .mp3 tracks (Not .wma) into the "My Music" folder that was created when you "Formatted" the Card using the Phone Menu.

Note: You CANNOT put your Music into folders within this folder, for some reason the phone will not see them. They must ALL be in the root folder "My Music"

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