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These days, MP3 players have largely been pushed aside for cell phones, which can not only play music but also search the web, make phone calls and more. But most modern MP3 players are small and can clip onto your clothing. They're inexpensive, which makes them a great option for working out or for situations when you want to listen to music, but don't want to risk damaging your phone – like certain job sites where things can easily get broken.
Of course, most basic MP3 players don't offer streaming apps, so you'll actually have to put music on the device itself in order to rock out while working or working out.
Get Your Music
If you're only used to streaming services, you'll need to actually get music files for the songs you want on your MP3 player. While some streaming services, like Amazon Music, allow you to download music you don't actually own so you can listen to it offline, you can't transfer these files to other devices. Instead, you'll need to find downloadable music files. You can always rip music from old CDs to your computer and save them as MP3s, but many people prefer to just download music online.
If you like classical music, especially anything more than about 100 years old, or if musicians you like have released albums online for free, you can usually get these music files for free. Otherwise, you may want to buy songs or albums from an online music store like iTunes, Zune Marketplace or Amazon MP3. If you bought physical copies (CDs or vinyl records) of albums from Amazon, it's worth checking your account first, because sometimes these come with free digital downloads that can be added to most devices.
Do not download music illegally off of the internet; this is a crime and you can be arrested, charged with copyright infringement and/or sued by the copyright holder.
Rca Mp3 Players Help
Always check your MP3 player's user guide before downloading music to be sure you get music in the proper file format for your device (almost all music players are compatible with basic MP3 files). If the files you want to add to your device are not in the proper format, you can download a free program online to convert the files into MP3 format.
Prepare Your MP3 Player
The way to add music to your specific MP3 player will generally vary based on the model. Most devices have some kind of software you must use to add music (often either iTunes or Windows Media Player), and this can be installed with a CD or USB drive included with the device by running a program installed in your device itself or by downloading software online. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to install the right program for your MP3 player.
Once you have the software installed, connect your MP3 player to your computer. Open your music software and ensure it recognizes your device. You may need to select sync options, for example, to determine whether your MP3 player should automatically download all music on your computer or wait for you to select which files you'd like to add to the device.
Some MP3 players allow you to plug the device into your computer and then add music by dragging and dropping files into the drive on your computer just like any other external drive. If your device isn't programmed to work like this, you need to use the software to add music. Your MP3 player's instructions will guide you on the right way to add music to your device.
Add Your Music
Once you've connected your device, you can add your music to it. If you set up auto-sync settings, music on your computer should automatically be added to the device whenever you plug it in. Otherwise, add your music to your device manually through the required software or by dragging and dropping directly onto the device's drive folder on your computer. To add music using software, be sure to read the device and software program's instructions to ensure it is correctly downloaded to your MP3 player.
Always choose your computer's option to safely eject your device before disconnecting it, or you may run the risk of damaging the drive or corrupting files.
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- Copy it and import it into Windows Media Player. Some require a connection cable, usually from a mini-USB plug to the standard size. If you do not have this, it is most likely required in order to transfer music between the computer and the mp3 player.
- Hard-drive based mp3 players require special drivers that must be installed so that Windows knows how to work with them. Generally these are bundled with the player itself, and can be installed easily from, for example, a CD. If you have since lost or damaged the original driver disc, you may be able to get the installation program necessary to install the drivers from the manufacturer's website.The details of which vary per manufacturer.
- After installing the drivers, connect the mp3 player to your computer with the appropriate cable (it's almost always best to use the cable that came with the player, if one didn't come with it, use any brand you trust) and Windows should recognize the player and set it up for use. More often than not, Windows will recognize mp3 players as either removable disks, or possibly portable media devices. Windows will usually also bring up a menu of tasks when you connect your player, which list things such as 'Synchronize with Windows Media Player' and 'Take No Action'. Cancel or close such a window if it appears.
- If your mp3 player appears as either a removable disk or an MTP Device/Portable Media (audio) player, Open 'My Computer', then right-click on the icon that corresponds to the device and select 'Explore'. Sometimes Windows may allow you to 'Open' the device, which may do the same thing. Once you do this, you are now browsing through the files on the device as you would files in any folder.
- Copy the ones you want into a place on your hard drive (for example, 'My Music') and then, once finished, open Windows Media Player. You should have Windows Media Player 10 or 11 for this particular method. If you have an older version, upgrade. It's free, it's easy, there's more features. No reason not to. In Windows Media Player, select 'Add to Library', and then you can choose single files or an entire folder.
- Pick the ones you want to import, and Windows Media Player will import them into your media library. If the music is stored in 'My Music', Windows Media Player may import it automatically when the program starts.