Miwi

I need help with putting music files onto my Axim straight from a CD. The files I have arent downloaded and I am so computer illiterate I dont even know how to save the tracks on my computer and transfer them to my Windows Media Player on my Axim.
- PLEASE HELP!

Miwi

Can anybody help me?

Mike C

Have you thought about reading some of the previous posts in Multimedia? Everything you need to know is there.
However ... to reiterate ...
You have Windows Media Player on your PC? I have WMP-9, so this applies to that version.
Open WMP and look on the left edge of the window ... a little arrow tab ... open the fly-out menu.
Put in a CD and click on "copy to cd or device" and a list of tracks will appear in the left-hand pane with a checkbox for each. Sync the Axim.
At the top of the right-hand pane will be a white area listing the destination folder. Click on the drop down arrow and select your PPC My Documents or whatever.
Check the copy settings ... Tools, Options, Copy Music ... and move the quality slider all the way to the left. On the devices tab, select your CD player and click Properties, and choose digital copy mode.
Back at the main window, check the tracks you want to copy (that will fit) and with no tracks playing, hit the copy button at the upper right of the window.
After the transfer, go to the Axim and cut/paste the tracks to your memory card or whatever, and listen to them with headphones to check for quality. Re-do it if necessary 'til you're satisfied.

This might seem like a lot of typing, but I really don't mind doing it all over again just for you.

Please take advantage of the existing posts. There's a lot to learn.

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Miwi

I appologize and thank you, all I looked for in the forums was for newbies 'cause thats what I am! Thanks again

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Miwi,

I hope you can get some music in your Axim with Mike C's advice :) .

BTW, to take advantage of the vast knowledgebase in this forum (or any forum for that matter), use the search function. Just enter keywords such as "multimedia", "music", "mps", etc.