So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

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  • jwcgator
    RIP ffrtokens
    • May 2005
    • 2221
    #1

    So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

    My MP3 player is acting weird. Before, I could just drag songs onto my player through My Computer without having to go through Windows Media Player. I plugged it in earlier today and now it shows up in My Computer but I can't drag ANYTHING on it. However, I can put songs on it through Windows Media Player.

    Help?!?!
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    • WillTalbot
      FFR Player
      • Jul 2006
      • 579
      #2
      Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

      Use copy + paste instead of "import song" "export song" and that might help. Let me know if u already use copy and paste so i can think of sumtihn else

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        • jwcgator
          RIP ffrtokens
          • May 2005
          • 2221
          #3
          Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

          Nope, copying and pasting doesn't help either.

          All I get is that the file or directory cannot be created.

          (also, WMP converts all my nice MP3's into Crappy WMA's )

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            • jewpinthethird
              (The Fat's Sabobah)
              FFR Music Producer
              • Nov 2002
              • 11711
              #4
              Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

              I think I know the source of your problem:

              Originally posted by jwcgator
              Windows
              Sorry, I can't help you. What kind of player do you have?

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                • OnlyTheClouds
                  FFR Player
                  • Dec 2006
                  • 108
                  #5
                  Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

                  Knowing what kind would help diagnose a lot, but I suggest using WinAmp to put things on your mp3 player. In the playlist window or the media library window you can right click a song and hit "Send to media device" or whatever. I like it because it sorts all of your music as it encodes it to the player.

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                    • jwcgator
                      RIP ffrtokens
                      • May 2005
                      • 2221
                      #6
                      Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

                      Originally posted by jewpinthethird
                      I think I know the source of your problem:

                      Originally posted by jwcgator
                      Windows.

                      Sorry, I can't help you. What kind of player do you have?
                      lol

                      It's a philips 1333/37.

                      My regular thumbdrive works though.

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                        • Swoop
                          FFR Player
                          • Jun 2006
                          • 174
                          #7
                          Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

                          Here is your answer, Get an Ipod.

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                            • jwcgator
                              RIP ffrtokens
                              • May 2005
                              • 2221
                              #8
                              Re: So windows has decided to take over my Mp3 player.

                              Originally posted by Swoop
                              Here is your answer, Get an Ipod.
                              I had an ipod and it broke. I wouldn't be having this problem if it didn't.

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