Hi, when putting some cds onto itunes or media player on my samsung r519 laptop the sound is very poor and there is a fuzz noise over the sound of the music, this happens when playing a cd through media player and when it has been copied to the laptop and its played back. thanks.

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1) Download iTunes onto your computer (from apple.com or download.com)
2) Using the USB cable, plug it into your computer (PC or Laptop or Mac)
3) Now you can buy songs, download free ones, or copy your CDs into your iPod

I'm having the same problem using a Samsung external CD/DVD writer but only with some old CD's (Neil Young and Captain Beefheart) which appears to be the only pattern ...
Did you manage to fix the issue?

go into bios then press F9 will reset all settings

yes but its pure ****, doesnt sound and visually sinc, unbelievably poor

Probably the easiest way to do this is to download itunes and then import CDs onto itunes and then plug in the ipod and once it comes up unedr devices you can you the music tab to control what music you want to put onto the ipod. Hope this helps

The way around this problem is to burn your downloads on itunes onto a CD (which automatically converts the format). This can be done through itunes. You can then rip the songs off the CD using media player and then transfer them onto your MP3 player as per normal.

Grantster

i would like to downlode music videos

tell ya what:

use iTunes or WMP to rip the songs of your cd.
load these ripped songs onto ur player..

Warning:
WMP generates WMA files while iTunes generates AAC files by default
iTunes can be customized to produce mp3 files instead

No, do NOT use ITunes... as itunes was developed initially for use with Apple IPod, itunes has been known to alter files, which can make some files incompatable with competitor devices (ie Microsoft). Instead, transfer files from their native format (ie mp3, wma) directly onto your K5. In other words, use Media Studio to convert your CD's into mp3 (or WMA), or download ur internet files from their original MP3 format, before copying to your K5. Your K5 relies on the headphones to receive FM signal (ie acts as antenna), so you need to wear your headphones when locking onto your preset stations.