can I burn cds using mp3s purchased and stored in my cloud player?
471011
Yes, this unit can burn music CD's using MP3's it can also burn MP3's to CD to play in a MP3 CD player. Simply use the included Multimedia software to burn the MP3's to CD.
1572047
Not directly. Just download the music to your computer and it will be downloadable to your player with the USB cord.
1639117
Yes, you can download the recorded songs or voices to your computer and then burn a CD
1318685
As long as you have a windows media player, I dont see why not. I buy my music from Amazon.com, you just have to download their cloud player and it works fine!
1012357
You have to "rip" the CD into mp3 format but there are several free programs that do this. The one I use is freeripmp3. Then just put the music into whatever sync program you are using (iTunes or Windows Media Player) or just put the songs into the music folder on the iPod and you are good to go. You can purchase mp3s through Amazon, too, and sync them the same way. Amazon mp3s are DRM free.
1175992
i know you can paste it into media player, which i would think would transfer to your mp3. i have burned a disc, so it should go to mp3.
340873
I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying you have CDs that you've ripped to MP3, and now you want to use uncompressed versions of those songs instead of MP3 versions?If so, you'd have to start from the original CDs and rerip them to Apple Lossless or WAV (or AIFF). You can't add information to the lossey audio files you already have.In the case of music you've purchased from iTunes (or any download service), there's nothing you can do. They don't offer CD quality audio files.Obviously of course uncompressed audio takes up more space, so you might instead want to rip things at like 320Kb/s AAC, which is the best lossy format these players support. I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying you have CDs that you've ripped to MP3, and now you want to use uncompressed versions of those songs instead of MP3 versions?If so, you'd have to start from the original CDs and rerip them to Apple Lossless or WAV (or AIFF). You can't add information to the lossey audio files you already have.In the case of music you've purchased from iTunes (or any download service), there's nothing you can do. They don't offer CD quality audio files.Obviously of course uncompressed audio takes up more space, so you... » Read More I'm not quite sure what you're asking. Are you saying you have CDs that you've ripped to MP3, and now you want to use uncompressed versions of those songs instead of MP3 versions?If so, you'd have to start from the original CDs and rerip them to Apple Lossless or WAV (or AIFF). You can't add information to the lossey audio files you already have.In the case of music you've purchased from iTunes (or any download service), there's nothing you can do. They don't offer CD quality audio files.Obviously of course uncompressed audio takes up more space, so you might instead want to rip things at like 320Kb/s AAC, which is the best lossy format these players support. « Show Less
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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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If you have iTunes it's a piece of cake. Simply move the songs into a playlist and then burn. Windows Media Player is almost exactly the same. And yes, the cd's are preformatted.
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Yes you can. You plug with a normal USB cord to a computer and it becomes a new removable disk. Directories are playlists and you can copy your mp3 files into it.
698334
Yes, will play mp3 and Wma on burned cd. havent tried mp3 on burned dvd yet.
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Yes, I have it downloaded to my Laptop and my Smart Phone. It works pretty good. The only issue I have with the Cloud Player is Album Art. It doesn't show Album Art for all music, even when the Album Art is available.
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Can you download the digital music stored in the hard drive and say burn an mp3 Cd from your laptop and play it in your car?
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Yes, you can play a CD & record it to a USB flash drive. I have all of my CD's on flash drives, which I downloaded from my computer. I simply choose a flash drive & play it back in the Teac in the shuffle mode, which is what I used to do with my old Sony 400 CD player. This is far superior in both sound quality and convenience.
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Yes - the data files from the device are mp3 format. Pretty much any disk burning software will be able to save the mp3 to a CD as a data file OR convert the mp3 and burn a CD capable of being played in an average CD player.
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You can play MP3s through an existing mp3 player or phone, either with the auxiliary mini jack port, or bluetooth if your phone has it. CDs can be played through the auxiliary port as well, with an external CD player.
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yes. mp3 CDs play just fine but I'm having a problem with the casette player. Rattling noise during play is very distracting and it is in the player NOT the casette