I have music in all diferent formats on a few different computers - all ripped from cds. I want to get it all into as few formats as possible (2?) and all on my deskto pc. Now it's on my desktop pc(1900 in windows media player and 1700 in itunes), my laptop (50 in windows media player and 3700 in itunes) and my external drive (800 non itunes and 3000 itunes - these are all backups, so i guess i should erase all these and do another back up once i have a nice organized collection). We have 4 devices in our family...1 ipod, 2 rios, and a creative 512 mb, so i guess i have to keep at least 2 players...i'm thinking itunes and windows media player. i know i need aac for the ipod and what's best for the other 3 players (highest quality is not important...they all belong to kids under 18)? Can i just copy everything to my desktop pc and it will automatically not copy the duplicates? and can i get all my aac files into windows media player and keep those 2 folders synced?
2006-12-27 08:12:43 · 1 answers · asked by jaclac 1 in Consumer Electronics ➔ Music & Music Players
wma is going to be the fomat that will give you the most songs bc it compresses it more. get a program like Nortom PC Anywhere and sync our computers together. its a lot easier and you can access your files on any of the computers from anywhere. that is what ia am currently doing for my desktop and laptop. its great to have all of my info always available, as my desktop is my primary computer and my laptop is mainly for taking notes in school and travelling.,
2006-12-27 08:19:21 · answer #1 · answered by ~*Amy*~ 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋