mp3's

**deathgodusmc** · 09-22-09, 08:22 PM

My mp3 is taking a shit little by little. So i have a casio boulder phone which is an mp3 player as well. So i figure save a few bucks and put some music on the card for the phone seeing as it's a 4 gig card. Sounds like a good theory until you try to put music on it. Windows since it's lastest update will not let me put music on it saying it is copyrighted.

Fucking bullshit i bought the damn cd's it's my god damn phone and card. To say i'm a little irritated would be putting it lightly. I tried moving tracks from mp3 to card to no avail. I don't have any cd's with me or i would try copying from the cd to the card. Any one have a way around this bullshit?

**TheTip** · 09-22-09, 08:24 PM

dont run the software, just copy paste to the drive

**deathgodusmc** · 09-22-09, 08:25 PM

tried windows is the one saying it's copyrighted and will not do it.

**Arreo** · 09-22-09, 08:26 PM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

tried windows is the one saying it's copyrighted and will not do it.

Vista I assume?

**TheTip** · 09-22-09, 08:29 PM

hmmm vista is a duche

**deathgodusmc** · 09-22-09, 08:41 PM

Yup vista. Microsoft can spend the next year sucking on my right nut fucking bastards.

**Glitch** · 09-22-09, 08:46 PM

one of the first things I do with Windows media player is tell it NOT to go out and check media lisenses

**deathgodusmc** · 09-22-09, 08:58 PM

Originally Posted by Glitch

one of the first things I do with Windows media player is tell it NOT to go out and check media lisenses

Yeah i know. Here's the problem the ones i am trying to put on are listed as unknown because they weren't checked. On top of which i even tried moving a parady called usmc answering machine and it says the same thing. Which tells me windows in throwing it up everytime it's listed as an mp3 file. Maybe thats the way around change the file type.

**TehSpaz** · 09-22-09, 10:32 PM

take the card outta the phone and put it in a USB adapter.

if windows things you're just moving it to another drive (or USB flash drive) and not a media player, it might allow it...

another way:

d/l Knoppix live CD. It's a flavor of linux that you download the *.iso file, burn it to a CD, and boot your machine off of the CD.

The entire operating system runs off of the CD, has many MANY drivers to use peripherals and such, and generally is just a great way to play around with linux without the trouble of setting up a dual boot or w/e.

best part? totally free.
http://knopper.net/knoppix/index-en.html

**Glitch** · 09-23-09, 09:12 AM

Just wanted to add, my work PC (the very one I am posting on) isn't on our network, it is on a 2nd "Guest" network for patients of the Hospital. I download MP3s on it from time to time as well as it is my jukebox it is the PC I play my MP3s on which I carry to and from home via the memory chip in my blackberry and I am not having the same issues you are.

I am running vista 32 bit, I am not sure how much of your issue is purely Vista's fault.

I do use AlSong (same people that make AlZip http://www.altools.com/) not WMP to listen to them tho... however sounds like you issue is with moving the files not listening to them.