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    The nice people at Palm sent me my free MP3 player Audio Kit!

    Where would one go to get MP3 files? Since I am the of cheap, I'd like to get some free files to see if I'm even going to mess with this MP3 stuff.

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    The easiest (and closest to home) source is your Windows PC and your CD collection... Does it play mp3 only or does it also support wma?

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    I used to go to here: http://www.kazaa.com/us/index.htm and download all my MP3's before the music police showed up. Before that, Napster was my MP3 site of choice.
    I haven't tried Kazaa lately (6 mos. or so), but I know Napster is now a pay to play site!

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    i usually use my cd's to put them on my computer, or borrow cd's from friends. but if i really want a song (really really) i still use kazaa then i erase it out of my shared file as soon as i download it. but i havent used kazaa in a long time for music.

    you could alwasy start drinking pepsi and hopefully win one of the millions of songs they are giving away, then you can go to napster and download it for free. <----- looks like an evil napster guy

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    Quote Originally Posted by tailchaser
    The easiest (and closest to home) source is your Windows PC and your CD collection... Does it play mp3 only or does it also support wma?
    tailchaser has a good point there. All you need is some 'ripper' software/freeware that will strip tracks off of a CD and convert them to MP3's. I'm not sure if WIN/XP has those functions built in now or not.

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    windows media player will rip it to wma format but not mp3. i believe there is an add on you can download (buy) from microsoft so it will rip them as mp3's though, but i would just find a freeware program to do it for you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tailchaser
    Does it play mp3 only or does it also support wma?
    I feel so low tech........ No Ideal guess I need to open the manual

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    Quote Originally Posted by POS Racing
    I feel so low tech........ No Ideal guess I need to open the manual
    My palm only sends me a smack on the head occassionally. Consider yourself lucky.

    Actually, I am still waiting for permission to load the software into my computer so I can start using the Palm I got for Christmas . . . a year ago

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    Quote Originally Posted by onething
    Actually, I am still waiting for permission to load the software into my computer so I can start using the Palm I got for Christmas . . . a year ago
    You have MY permision! Go ahead!

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    Mick "the of cheap"

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    Well, if you want som Oompah music in MP3 format... :P

    If you have a PC (and we know you do) that has a CD player, you can use a program called "Audiograbber" to pull the music from the PC's CD Player onto your harddrive. It will give you several file format options, including MP3. You can download Audiograbber HERE.

    Now we know you'll only be doing this with music from CDs that you own...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kestrel

    Now we know you'll only be doing this with music from CDs that you own...
    Yes Sir! Thank You Sir!

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    Also, incase I am over for a tech day or anything POS, I will bring my second HD it has a few gigs of MP3s I wouldnt mind bringing them over to transfer.

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    stay away from Kazaa and the other file swapping programs like it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathews2004
    stay away from Kazaa and the other file swapping programs like it.
    Why?
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    Kazaa puts more crap on your pc than you want (or know). Spyware... Use the free Spybot to clean up your pc's and keep them clean. Mathews200x hipped me to that one.

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    Apples "itunes" is great for ripping cds into mp3s. Great for organizing them, and it includes a burn program if you have a cd burner. It's free too! I think you can find it at www.itunes.com .

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    KaZaa sucks.

    Do a google for KaZaa Lite. All the fun of KaZaa without all the Spyware.
    ...and across the line.

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    and you could use your neighbor's wireless connection that is wide open... Send the Feds to his/her house

    NOTE: I said "could" not should...
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