Unplug your player. Wait for your Mp3 player to scan the new files. This should happen automatically once you've disconnected it from the computer. If the files don't show up in your Music menu, restart the device to initiate the scan. Method 2. Open Windows Media Player. This will not work with an iPod, but it should for most other Mp3 players. Click Start, and type the word Media into the search box.
When Windows Media Player appears in the results, click it to open. Add music to the Media Player Library.
If you don't already use Media Player, you'll need to add your music files to the library. If your Mp3 player came with a CD or instructions on how to install drivers, follow the instructions specific to your player's manufacturer. Choose a sync method. If this is your first time connecting your Mp3 player with Windows Media Player open, it will sync your device based on the method it believes works best with your device.
Note that if you stay with Automatic Sync, your device will be automatically synced with your Windows Media Player library every time you plug in your device. Manual Sync will be selected if your player has less than 4GB of storage and not all of your music will fit. If you chose to sync automatically, you don't have to complete this step—your files are already syncing. Safely disconnect your Mp3 player once the files have copied. Method 3. Find the folder on your computer that contains your music.
Open another File Explorer window to view your Mp3 Player. Find the Music folder on your Mp3 player. Drag the songs to the Mp3 player. In the first File Explorer window the one open to the music folder on your PC , select the files you want to transfer. Most Mp3 players will allow you to drag an entire folder or folders to the device, so don't panic if you you're your files neatly organized by artist. Highlight the files drag them to the other File Explorer screen the one open to the Music folder on your Mp3 device.
Close the File Explorer windows. Make sure the songs are copying before you do this. Safely disconnect the Mp3 Player. There are several different converters available online.
Not Helpful 5 Helpful All of the programs in this article are free. If you want to know how to download music to your computer for free, you can find some advice for iTunes in How to Download Free Music to iTunes. Other programs may have similar but slightly different steps, however.
You have to download music to your computer first, then from the computer to the MP3 player as this article describes. Not Helpful 7 Helpful It's possible that the link you downloaded has altered audio. I would try to find a new link and download another version. Not Helpful 4 Helpful Not Helpful 15 Helpful None of my downloads will work, it says 'file format not supported'.
What do I do? Find a music converter on the internet that can convert your music to MP3 instead of whatever file format your music currently has.
Not Helpful 11 Helpful 8. If you have a screenless MP3 player like the old iPod Shuffle, connect it to your computer anyway. It should automatically open iTunes and appear in the left hand menu. If you have iTunes already open on your computer, you should see your device name on the left hand menu. Not Helpful 12 Helpful 4.
No, because there's nowhere to plug in your MP3 player and you cannot access files from a mobile device. Not Helpful 1 Helpful 5. If you go into your Amazon music page where you play your music, you will see on the bottom right a little arrow. You have to be playing a song in order to see the arrow. Did this summary help you? Yes No. Log in Social login does not work in incognito and private browsers.
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Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Method 1. Install iTunes if you're on Windows. Unfortunately, Windows does not include a built-in option for purchasing and downloading music; however, iTunes is a good alternative. You'll also need to create an Apple ID account and enter payment information for it before you can purchase music through iTunes on Windows. Open iTunes. Click or double-click the iTunes app icon, which resembles a multicolored musical note on a white background.
Sign in with your Apple ID. If you aren't signed into iTunes, do the following: Click the Account menu item at the top of iTunes Windows or the screen Mac. Click Sign In in the drop-down menu. Enter your Apple ID email address and password in the resulting pop-up window. Click Store. It's a tab near the top of the iTunes window. Click the search bar. This is the "Search" text box in the upper-right side of the iTunes window. Search for music.
Select an album if necessary. If you want to see an album's track list, click the album name to open it. If you just want to buy the album, you can click the price below the album. Skip this step if you just want to download a song that's on the results page. Click the music's price. If you're buying an album, the price is either below the album or next to the album's name; if you're buying a song, the price is to the right of the song. Enter your Apple ID password when prompted. Type in the password from your Apple ID account.
Click Buy. It's at the bottom of the pop-up window. Doing so will confirm your purchase and add the music to your library. You may skip this step if you used Touch ID to verify your purchase. View the music's files on a Windows computer. If you want to see where the music is being stored on your computer so that you can transfer the files to a different location or service, do the following: Go to the song or album you just downloaded.
Click the album to open it if necessary. Right-click the song or any song in the album. Click Show in Windows Explorer in the drop-down menu. Method 2. Open your iPhone's iTunes Store. Tap the iTunes Store app icon, which resembles a white star on a magenta background. Tap Search. It's a magnifying glass icon in the lower-right side of the screen. Tap the search bar. This is at the top of the screen. Doing so brings up your iPhone's on-screen keyboard. Type in the name of an artist, a song, or an album, then tap Search.
Select the song or album you want to download. Scroll through the search results until you find the music you want to download, then tap it. If you searched for a specific song or album title, you can first tap Songs or Albums at the top of the screen to show only music.
Tap the song's or album's price. It's to the right of the song or album name, respectively. If you want to listen to a song before buying it, tap the song's icon on the far-left side of the screen. This will prompt the song or album to begin downloading onto your iPhone. Once the music finishes downloading, you'll find it in the iTunes app on both your iPhone and any desktop versions of iTunes for which you're signed into with your Apple ID.
Method 3. It's near the top of the Play Store page, just below the search bar. You should see the Play Store color switch from green to orange. Have music downloaded? It is just as easy, and you can still grab I Heart Radio if that's your preference. If you want to listen to music, there really are a lot of great options, whether you're on a smartphone, tablet, or the newest 2 in 1 device.
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