Can you record a CD onto your MP3 Player from your computer?

Question

I'm about to make my first purchase of a MP3 player, but I also still listen to my cd's, and I want to work out to my albums at the gym with a MP3 player. I do have a CD-rom on my computer.

Answer 1

Of course! If you're not using an iPod, just use Windows Media Player. Insert your CD, Select Rip, and rip it to your hard drive. Next, connect your MP3 player to your computer, create a new playlist with all the songs you want in it, select Sync, and sync the playlist. Congratulations! You transferred a CD to your MP3 player!

If it's an iPod, open iTunes and drag the songs you want to your iPod.

Answer 2

That's the whole point of having an MP3 player. To be able to transfer music from CDs onto a portable device.

You do this with Windows Media Player in most cases. It's called "ripping". Put the CD in your CD-ROM drive and there will be a window that pops up asking you what you want to do with it. Rip it in Windows Media Player.

I warn you, though, don't get an iPod. It makes you use iTunes or Winamp and is overpriced.

Answer 3

Yes. Basically, the computer will treat each song on the CD as a separate file. You can then copy the files on to your MP3 player.

Word of advice: more memory = more play time. If you can afford more, get it.

Answer 4

Err... That'd be the whole point of having an MP3 player.

You rip your songs from CDs you already own and put them on the player to listen to on the go.

Answer 5

what computer do you have?do you have a cd burner? Try installing roxio or windows medi player and click something like burn to cd.

Answer 6

yes u can just rip them, but dont forget theyre mp3 files because if theyre not youll have to convert them and thats easy just left click on them and use the file converter and ull be set

Answer 7

you can very easily. but you must ensure that you convert any WAV files into MP3 format. you can do this by googling "dbpoweramp"
and downloading it