Using an mp3 player is the most convenient way to listen to music anywhere and anytime. Despite its compact size, you can load a large number of audio files, limited only by the capacity of the device. In order to copy files from a disc to the player, you need to do a number of steps.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, connect the player to your computer. You can do this with the supplied USB cable. If you are using an ipod, you will need to download itunes from apple.com. This is a program required to synchronize the player with your computer. Otherwise, all you need to do is connect the player to your computer. The operating system will recognize the player as a removable hard drive, after which you can move the selected audio files to it.
Step 2
Insert the CD into your computer. If you are using an ordinary CD, you will need to copy the tracks to your computer using Windows Media Player or Audo Grabber. Audio Grabber provides higher quality audio compression, so it is preferable to use it. After making sure that the CD has started, open AudiO Grabber and select all the tracks on the CD. Encode to mp3 with the highest quality - this way you simultaneously avoid possible problems with format playback and preserve most of the sound. If you are using a simple mp3 disk, all you need to do is copy the mp3 folder to the computer memory.
Step 3
When copying music to an mp3 player, it is recommended to slightly increase the volume of the audio files. The fact is that the player may not have enough power for comfortable listening. Increasing the volume level by at least five percent can correct this problem. Download and install the Mp3Gain program. Load all tracks to be copied into the working area of the program, and then increase their volume up to 105 dB. Make sure the output tracks are euphonious, then copy them to the player. If you are using an apple player, perform this operation using the itunes program, in all other cases, simply copy the data to the removable disk as which your player was defined as.
