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@sunny wrote:
Baty up load her cds then plug ya mp3 into the usb socket it then cmes on the screen what to do its a peace of pi ss honest
If i could do it a few years ago for me kids im sure you can
Its all mp4s and ipods this year but my ipod iv got my daughter to download all the tunes on it for me lol
You call that an ipod…since when do ipods have record decks lol
@bat wrote:
Oh shyte I didn,t know all that. Shan,t bother with that then. Thanks for all that KT. Well that brings me to my next silly question. Can you rip music from a CD onto an MP3 player, OR, transfer music already on your pc onto one? If you can,t, then how the hell do you manage to get music, legally, onto the damn things in the first place? :?
Take no notice of Anita Batty…. cos he cant have a cr*ap this obviously makes him full of cr*ap.
Millions of people have been downloading music from P2P (peer to peer) sites like Limewire since computers were invented. It is neither legal to do it or illegal… its a loophole in the system that record labels are trying to close but have so far failed. If you read Anitas (googled) rubbish properly, those cases are being brought against people “uploading” music to P2P sites for people to download to their computers. These people are those who manage to get hold of albums etc. before they are released for people to download before the official launch date or who mass upload/download music on a scale that none of us could ever imagine.
If you want free music then download Limewire to your computer…. click the audio button…. type the music you want… and presto. It’s so easy even Anita could do it… :wink:I cant put my itunes on mine because it isnt and ipod, its such a swiz!!
I use my phone, I expanded the memory to 2gb and have loads of music on there, but the software was really easy to use.
@fastcars wrote:
@bat wrote:
Oh shyte I didn,t know all that. Shan,t bother with that then. Thanks for all that KT. Well that brings me to my next silly question. Can you rip music from a CD onto an MP3 player, OR, transfer music already on your pc onto one? If you can,t, then how the hell do you manage to get music, legally, onto the damn things in the first place? :?
Take no notice of Anita Batty…. cos he cant have a cr*ap this obviously makes him full of cr*ap.
Millions of people have been downloading music from P2P (peer to peer) sites like Limewire since computers were invented. It is neither legal to do it or illegal… its a loophole in the system that record labels are trying to close but have so far failed. If you read Anitas (googled) rubbish properly, those cases are being brought against people “uploading” music to P2P sites for people to download to their computers. These people are those who manage to get hold of albums etc. before they are released for people to download before the official launch date or who mass upload/download music on a scale that none of us could ever imagine.
If you want free music then download Limewire to your computer…. click the audio button…. type the music you want… and presto. It’s so easy even Anita could do it… :wink:Oh ok, thanks Fasty. I,ll have a look at Limewire tomorow then. Thats a bit naughty re the albums isn,t it? tut tut. Well I,ll give all that a go tomorow then and let you know how I get on. I spose I could always ring my “technical advisor” if I get stuck. (he,ll love me) :wink: :lol:
What a tw.at you are fasty, its not a loophole you cretin its the law! and i find it rather funny morons like you actually use limewire. what a sad low life reject and clearly havent got a clue what you are a talking about. Stick with limewire anyway you deserve it. its everyday people who have been done, and not always someone who uploads stuff nobody else has got before its offical launch like you suggest, poor missinformed little man.
I can clearly see why you are using limewire still lol, and other people use dedicated private secure 100mb servers without any possibility of being sued, but i guess you have no idea of “the scene” you probly still crave kazaa.Right. I,ve ripped the cd onto my pc, but I have no idea what to do next. I,ve clicked everything and I can,t find anything about transfering the music I,ve ripped onto the poxy MP3 player. I,ve got windows media player, but I can,t find owt about mp3 players. ffs why do things have to be so complicated. :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:
@sunny wrote:
Baty up load her cds then plug ya mp3 into the usb socket it then cmes on the screen what to do its a peace of pi ss honest
If i could do it a few years ago for me kids im sure you can
Its all mp4s and ipods this year but my ipod iv got my daughter to download all the tunes on it for me lol
I did that sunny. I plugged the thing in, I ripped the cd, and thats it. I,m stuck now. ffs. :evil:
Batty im sh it at trying to explain but il have a go when ya plug ya mp3 in the usb port go into media player
There’s a lil box that says cd drive h drive c drive then it should say removable drive its the removable drive thats your mp3 click on that and it tranfures it all over
@sunny wrote:
Batty im sh it at trying to explain but il have a go when ya plug ya mp3 in the usb port go into media player
There’s a lil box that says cd drive h drive c drive then it should say removable drive its the removable drive thats your mp3 click on that and it tranfures it all over
Thanks sunny I,ve finally done it. I had to click on the sync button and take it from there but it worked anyway. Cheers. Now if I could just find out where that bastard poltergeist has hidden the other half of my jim jams I,d be a happy Bat. :lol:
I am the only one who thinks bat should go and do an evening class in computers?
Or just start dating a 14-year boy who can teach her how to use one?
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