I have lots of albums that I want to record to mp3 player - has anyone done this?
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Yes, there are several places that transfer vinyl records to CD's. There is guy in Ohio that did a great job for me. "DLF Music". You can google it.
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I think you would have to have one of those vinyl to mp3 record player first then you can download thousands of songs to a Sony walkman mp3 player.
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Are they albums or CDs? CDs are easy, I download onto my computer first, then copy to mp3 using media player.
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It will be nearly impossible unless you can somehow gets those albums transferred to a device that can be accessed by using a USB cable. You might want to check out some businesses that can get your albums over to a memory card or a CD. Good luck. I'd like to know if you do get this accomplished, it would be of interest to a lot of people to learn how you did it.
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Since albums = LP's rather than CD's in my mind I'm going to presume you're referring to what's colloquially known these days as 'vinyl'. What I've done is purchased a copy of Microsoft Plus! Media Edition. I think I paid $40 for it and downloaded the app from the Microsoft site over five years ago. The program serves as a nice adjunct to Windows Media Player. It contains an app which allows you to convert vinyl to either .wma or .mp3 file format. On the hardware side of things all you'd need is a stereo cable to hook up to the receiver of your stereo system and your computer. Another nice feature is that it also contains a CD jewel case label maker as well. Since albums = LP's rather than CD's in my mind I'm going to presume you're referring to what's colloquially known these days as 'vinyl'. What I've done is purchased a copy of Microsoft Plus! Media Edition. I think I paid $40 for it and downloaded the app from the Microsoft site over five years ago. The program serves as a nice adjunct to Windows Media Player. It contains an app which allows you to convert vinyl to either .wma or .mp3 file format. On the hardware side of things all you'd need is a stereo cable to hook up to the receiver of your stereo system and your computer.... » Read More Since albums = LP's rather than CD's in my mind I'm going to presume you're referring to what's colloquially known these days as 'vinyl'. What I've done is purchased a copy of Microsoft Plus! Media Edition. I think I paid $40 for it and downloaded the app from the Microsoft site over five years ago. The program serves as a nice adjunct to Windows Media Player. It contains an app which allows you to convert vinyl to either .wma or .mp3 file format. On the hardware side of things all you'd need is a stereo cable to hook up to the receiver of your stereo system and your computer. Another nice feature is that it also contains a CD jewel case label maker as well. « Show Less
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I haven't done this yet, but researched this. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=pd_sl_bzbs4k3ne_b?rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Avinyl+to+mp3
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Yes, there are several places that do it. I had mine done by DLF Music in Ohio. He did a good job. Google and go to his site.
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I haven't tried this myself, but perhaps it'll at least head you in the right direction if it doesn't accomplish what you're trying to do. http://www.ehow.com/how_6547810_convert-lp-albums-digital.htmlCheers!Wendell
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The recorded file will be one track. You would need to stop the recording and start again after every song if you wish to record each track separately
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try putting the songs into folders on the sd card. It worked for me. Was able to get about 20 albums on my 2G card.
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If they are CDs or on a flash drive, you should be able to. I returned my player because the the cable connection was loose and I had to hold it in to use. Too bad, because the idea of combining an MP3 with a CD player is good.
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Absolutely, I have a variety of folders set up (example soft rock, Jimmy Buffet, Instrumentals, etc. I have them on a 16 Gig micro SD card. There is a button to skip folders and buttons to skip songs.... Sound is great for its size
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Yes, you can. Record music as Data MP3 files (700MB) or burn 80min of WaV files . Music sounds best when burned as WAV files rather than MP3 files. If yOu burn MP3's be sure that the files are 320 kbit/s rather than 128 kbit/s. The sound quality is huge!
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Save them as mp3's to your PC and then just copy them to the USB stick in windows explorer.
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You can either export them all as one track or keep them separate. There is even an option to group several but not all. If you keep them apart, you can then insert them into a multi track software program to edit them separately. This is a beautiful thing and works really well if you have the right software. Putting different effects on each track or altering volume or reverb for each. Very nice.
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No Joan, you don't. I just transferred them over via the usb cord attached to my laptop and the mp3 player. It's very fast.
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Yes there is a software that is supplied that allows u to save the music as mp3 files
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as far as I know, there is no way to record anything off the radio part of this unit to the memory card. The card is there to store music files ( mp3 ) from other sources. For instance, I have thousands of songs which I transferred to the card using my computer. These were songs which I had already had on other small mp3 players. It's nice to have something that sounds very good without having to use earbuds...... Batteries last a long time and are rechargeable
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I'm not sure. You can import, you might need to convert your mp3 to a WAV file using iTunes or Audacity first. It comes with an excellent manual.
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That has to be done digitally, you would have to convert your files to mp3 then create the play list in whatever application you use. IE itunes.
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This works fine if the individual mp3 files have cover art embedded. You can do this with free mp3tag software on windows.
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I haven't tried that feature. We are having a difficult time to get it to shuffle in a playlist so I would think if you assigned it all to the playlist it will play it. To be honest, this wasn't a good purchase...freezes up quite a bit when trying maneuver from folder to folder.
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I don't know. It's been working for me. What program are you using to copy music onto them?
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Yes! Before I download any music into my computer, I select the mp3 format in Windows Media Player. Then I download whole albums into my computer. Then I plug the mp3 player into the usb slot, move whole albums or songs from here and there to make compilations into the playlist section and then sync it into the mp3 player. It is quite simple with this mp3 player. I am a senior citizen that is electronic illiterate and I can do it so it should be a snap for younger people! Hope that helps!!