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Putting music on my phone

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jan62

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Can anyone tell me how I put music on my phone, I've got a HTC Desire C, and I've no idea how to do it, I want to put on my CD albums of Elvis Presley, thank you in advance, jan62
 
jan62 said:
Can anyone tell me how I put music on my phone, I've got a HTC Desire C, and I've no idea how to do it, I want to put on my CD albums of Elvis Presley, thank you in advance, jan62
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There are several ways to accomplish this you could just hook the phone up to your computer and drag and drop the files to your sd card.

If you prefer to do so without a cable give AirDroid a try.

Also Google allows you to upload up to 20000 songs in the Play music library. They have a program that runs on your computer that you can upload the music with.
 
Thank you first of all for replying.
You say to drag the track to my SC card, does the SD card have to be in a memory card adapter, or does it have to be in my phone, it may sound stupid, but my last phone was a Nokia, and they have Nokia Suite, which makes the whole process so easy,
I look forward to a reply:rolleyes:
 
I typically plug the USB cable from the phone to the PC, then drag n' drop. I'm old fashioned that way. Think of your phone as acting like a portable flash drive. Arrange the albums in a folder named "Music". Your music player will automatically detect it.

Oh, and I'm sure you know to "rip" your CDs to mp3 files first.
 
argedion said:
There are several ways to accomplish this you could just hook the phone up to your computer and drag and drop the files to your sd card.

If you prefer to do so without a cable give AirDroid a try.

Also Google allows you to upload up to 20000 songs in the Play music library. They have a program that runs on your computer that you can upload the music with.
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That will work so long as you're not concerned about mobile data usage. Local files stored on the device use no data and still work even without a connection.
 
fightingirish said:
That will work so long as you're not concerned about mobile data usage. Local files stored on the device use no data and still work even without a connection.
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True but I was just giving the user some different options for her music.

Thanks to slug for thinking about the htc software I sure as heck didn't lol
 
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