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Problem adding music to Samsung Galaxy ace.

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  • 28-10-2011 10:28pm
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    Boooourns
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    I'm ready to crack up here:(, i've been trying to add music using the Kies software and it's adding the music to the SD card but when i go into the music player there's no music there.
    When i open the SD card on my laptop it's telling me the music is stored but for some reason it just doesn't appear in the music player on the phone.

    Can someone help pleeaasssseeee!!!


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    seanybiker
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    Are you putting wma files onto the card? Maybe convert them to mp3.


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    Boooourns
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    seanybiker wrote: »
    Are you putting wma files onto the card? Maybe convert them to mp3.

    Aha! erm how do i transfer them? I bet this is going to be a really simple answer :o


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    seanybiker
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    Plenty of mp3 converters about.
    Just add the files to the cue and click concert. Obviously only try one song first just to be sure that's the problem.
    Google should throw up a load of mp3.converters.


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    Boooourns
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    Grand, i'll try that, thanks.


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    Boooourns
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    Yeah this works, but it's painfully slow, one album at a time. Technology is not that clever after all.


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    Professey Chin
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    Boooourns wrote: »
    Yeah this works, but it's painfully slow, one album at a time. Technology is not that clever after all.

    A bad workman blames his tools :P :pac:


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    Boooourns
    Registered Users Posts: 1,538 ✭✭✭Boooourns


    Mega Chin wrote: »
    A bad workman blames his tools :P :pac:

    Haha, with my HTC i can just copy files over but with the Wifes Samsung i have to covert, is there any reason for that or is it as stupid as it sounds?


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    seanybiker
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    Could get a music player that plays wma files.


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    jimmycrackcorm
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    DoubleTwist works well in this scenario, almost like Itunes would.


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    Boooourns
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    Ah thanks for the advice folks.


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