mp3 player?

Question

how do you put songs into a mp3 player? and do you have to buy the charger and headphones separately? and i just saw a ad for an Samsung Mp3 player for $89.99 with a 1 gigabyte storage with now headphone and charger included. is this a good deal? or is a Samsung Mp3 player with 512megabyte storage that costs $69 better? with no headphone or charger

Answer 1

Basically, your MP3 players works as an external hard drive that can play music. Just plug in the player with the USB cable (player should include the cable) to your computer and the player will show up on the screen, via My Computer (Windows) or on a desktop (Mac). Once the computer recognized the player, open any media software that has MP3 capabilites (Windows Media, Realplayer for example) and just drag the song on the computer into the player and your ready to go (Remember, the player has to show up on the media software and it has to be an MP3 format or any other format the player allows. If not, just import the song and it should work.)

Most traditional MP3 player only has the player w/ no charger or headphone (except for Ipod). I think you should take the 1 GB player because songs could fill up your player fast and more is better, but make sure if it's requires battery or not and get a USB cable if the player doesn't have it.

Answer 2

Bigger is better. Windows media player has a sync option. Just plug your MP3 player into the appropriate USB port and you're in business.

$89.99 with headphone and charger is a good deal!

Answer 3

CD gamers i'm no longer waiting for an ipod or mp3 participant yet... per chance at the same time as i'm 40 in the journey that they are not old through then (i'm 29). I easily have had my digicam for 3 years and there remains likely a gaggle of stuff i do not comprehend a thanks to do with it yet. Texting, making telephone calls, and taking photos is fairly a lot all i visit do with my cellular telephone. i do not want to conflict through each and each of the problem of downloading songs basically to hearken to them every time everywhere without the skipping or scratching.

Answer 4

I have a samsung YP-T7J and it has one gig, holds photos, radio, and can record voice clips. It is way better than a 512 just because it can hold more data. Mine charges by just plugging it into the USB of my comp. You put songs on it by using windows media player. It's very small and easy to use. If you want to know more about it feel free to contact me [e-mail]

Answer 5

Spring the extra 20$ for twice as much memory. I bought an iRiver about 3 years ago, and it still works great! I use it every day and have been for the past 3 years. It was only about 90$...

Answer 6

You probably would want the 1gig since it holds more songs. You basically double the size and get the headphones and charger. its a no brainer here.

Answer 7

Hello, on apple's technique specifics, iMovie, fcpx and Quicktime support playing .m2ts now. But according to my experience, apple only support import and play AVCHD folder structured .m2ts, as to BDMV folder contained .m2ts, on mac os x, it wrapped BDMV as a file extension name, and we can not see the m2ts file in BDMV file, even thought m2ts is already wrapped in BDMV folder. And a single .m2ts file without file structure also does not recognized by Apple's software. In this situation, you need a video converter software that can converter .m2ts. I myself use this free m2ts converter {not like other software, I love it DTS audio channel choose and subtitle choose option:)}: http://www.freem2tsconverter.com , This site also has some other free software, like BDMV player (also can play a single m2ts file), and m2ts muxer (join and remux m2ts file).
wish u a luck.