How do you download songs on a usb stick so it will play on the Boss MC500?
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Hi Download songs from your PC/laptop etc.or where ever you can to your usbstick/pen drive. Its not vital but the most important thing is the USB stick or Pen drive must be a 2GB one, not more than that. Otherwise it won't work on this system.Thanks.Ajay
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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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No, you can't. This recorder doesn't have usb connection, only stores in a built-in memory and you play from it.
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Just plug in your corresponding USB to the female port on the front. Go to the main hub and make sure the music section is clicked on
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all downloaded must be mp3s in order to play on the Diver--they will not play otherwise...before downloading, I had to convert my selected mp4 songs to mp3s...I then used the Diver cable (you have 2: one to connect from the Diver to the pc-that's the one to use for this operation; the other connects to the Diver's headphones)..locate and select the "removable drive" on the pc. Highlight the Removable Drive (mine was "F"-- that's the Diver drive)...after highlighting my converted mp3 songs, I dragged and dropped the mp3 songs to my "F" drive (the Diver drive). Songs can be moved individually or "all at once." To move all the songs at one time hold down the shift key and highlight all the mp3 songs to be moved. Then holding down the shift key at the same time move the mouse over the Diver drive...once there, release the keys and the songs should move onto the drive aka the Diver drive. Go to your Diver drive (on the pc) and you should see all of the mp3 songs you've moved. Reconnect your headphone to Diver cable. Hope this is clear, if not please let me know and I'll try to help.
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I tried the USB with videos I downloaded from Youtube,I feel it would work fine with Itunes ones,and if not,they can always be converted to a different format.
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Go here:http://download.yamaha.com/api/asset/file/?language=en&site;=usa.yamaha.com&asset;_id=48804
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Yes, you can play music directly from a flash drive. You can plug in an size flash drive into the usb port.
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Hi,Once you have downloaded the music to your hard drive, you can just drag the songs or the folder of songs to the Cowon. You can organize the songs on Cowon anyway you like. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can. Put usb in , move switch to usb. You cannot select what song to play. chuck
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There are drivers in the media Player software to load/ access music in "MTP mode". Really if you want to use MSC mode, the player acts like a flash drive or external harddrive- you can load music WITHOUT Windows Media Player.
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Yes. We can load midi files onto a flash drive for you which are played by plugging into the usb port.
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I would think so. It should show up as a external drive(s) when plugged in and you just drag and drop or copy music to it.
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No, its a IPod hook up only. I purchased another system of BOSS, Model NO- MC 500 also through http://amazon.com. I played it for 5minuts for trial sake by a 12v , 7.5amps Battery (used for UPS), it played good BUT when I made all the arrangements to fix it on my motor bike it didn't give any sound and found the Sound out put IC is blown up & it can't be replaced as the company has erased the IC no printed on it ! I paid around $111 for it and it just gone to dogs. BOSS products will be like this I never knew.
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I couldn't find a way to do so. I needed to remove the music from folders in order to play them. You could use separate memory cards I suppose.
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I have maschine as well any usb midi will work, I run my Maschine through cubase 7.5 so have control via cubase maybe give native instruments a call they are very helpfull !!
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yes this is a standard usb stick player. just has headphones built around itjust plug cable into usb on headset and computer and it shows uo as a drive. copy your music like and other mp3 player.
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What types of files can be played from that flash drive if connected to USB port in the front? 320 kbps MP3? FLAC?