Quote: (06-29-2016 06:10 PM)kbell Wrote:
but I was wondering how do you take a CD, burn it to a mp3, transfer the file to the phone and play it on the phone?
Da n00b iz strong within u.
The technical term is to 'rip' a cd to MP3 format, not 'burn'. You 'burn' a cd when you copy files onto it. The reverse process is 'rip'.
Also, the solutions presented above are way too complicated for such a simple task.
I am assuming you are using a windows machine.
For ripping, I just use windows media player, that comes with Windows 8. I googled a bit and the feature is still there for windows 10.
Start Windows Media Player.
Click 'Burn' in the right hand top corner.
Put in your cd.
click 'burn list'.
Then go have a cup of coffee, because it can take a while.
You might need to reduce the quality of the MP3 in order for them not to take up too much space on a phone. In which case, go to the Tools menu (if it's not available at the top of the Windows Media Player screen, then press control and m together to make it visible), click on 'rip music', and then use the slider on the bottom to choose your audio quality. You can also alter the destination folder here.
If you find the above too complicated, or you don't have windows media player, just google for free cd ripping software, there are plenty of great free programs that make things super easy for you.
Once you have the files, you then need to copy them to your phone. I just bluetooth them from my laptop to my phone. I switch bluetooth on for both devices, then I right click the files I want to send, then I click 'send by bluetooth'. Then I go have a cup of copy, because if its a lot of files it can take a while.
Then on your phone/device, you need to navigate to the folder that has the music files (if you bluetoothed, then it will usually be in the downloads or bluetooth folder) and then you can either copy them to another folder or just play them directly.
stay leet, br0.