Are the lessons able to be put onto my mp3 player?
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Yes you can. It comes with an Audio Companion for MP3 players. I have mine on my iPod.
611833
You will have to download a I tune to mp3 converter. Then you should be all set.
2041418
If you have the know how you can download anything and put it on a flash and use that. I downloaded and put stuff on my mp3 and bought a cable to connect the mp3 to this unit to play music. Cable was like $5. Unit has an input place for that.
1382108
I don't know. I have not tried that. I only drop and drag mp3 files to my player....Have not tried it with anything else.
2044601
You have to pay for and download the mp3 player app. (I think it was $5.) From there, you can transfer mp3s from your computer to the LeapPad. It works well, but it loads all of the songs into a folder called "My Music" and the songs are organized alphabetically. My son has a little trouble finding which song he wants when I add multiple albums.
1322119
Possibly, but it does not come with the MP3 Player. I guess you'd have to buy it separately as is it an accessory.
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You can only install it on one device to be able to get all the lesson. If you try to install it on another device you will only get some if the lessons. I would recommend the online option that allows you to access it from different devices and you get more features.
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I think it depends what phone or mp3 you have.....otherwise you probably can't
690533
The answer to the guys question is no you have to convert the mp3 files to WAV which you could do for free online
1226800
Yes you can. All mp3 playes when connected to a computer act just as a USB flash memory.
82102
Certainly, using the SD card. If you "copy" the file from the SD card to the computer, it will exist in both places. Or you can move it back and forth as you will. In fact, I believe (though I haven't checked) that you can play any MP3 file on the recorder, even if it wasn't recorded on the DP-311, by putting the file on the SD card.
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itunes isn't compatible with most mp3 players...just ipod and a couple of others. I would suggest to download your music onto your player using windows media
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The manual says to create your playlist in Windows Media Player and then transfer over to the Sansa player.http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdf
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If you can get the mp3 files you can put them on this player but you can't use iTunes to do so.
753929
Yes, you can! I download audio books from the library using the Overdrive platform and it recognizes the player. It actually works really well for books (but not for playlists).
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I don't know why not. This is a click-and-drag kind of deal, so I can imagine you could load whatever you like. I have other mp3 players which I am happy with, but this one makes it easy to delete/add selectively, rather than adding a whole playlist at a time. You should have no trouble with your books and 4g for this price is a great deal. Hope this helps.
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Yes. During setup there are several options presented to you and one of the options is converting your music to mp3 file and where you want to save the files.