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Originally Posted by cpayne5
Take my advice from yesterday and your problem will be solved. 
Your phone supports mp3 files. Not DRM'd AAC or DRM'd WMA. Just mp3. Your Napster files are DRM'd WMA. That is why disc2phone won't let you add those files to your phone. On the Napster front page is says "...you can fill and refill any compatible MP3 player without paying per song". Note the keyword 'compatible'. Your phone is not compatible.
You need to convert your files to mp3's. |
The only problem is that every time I "burn" a track to that conversion software I have to BUY it from napster, which is what I'm trying to avoid...
I get what you're saying, but I'm gonna be pretty upset if I got this stupid phone and can't play music on it without paying per song. I can think of about 10,000 songs I'd like to put on it and have alot of room with the 4G. Memory Stick, but I don't have 10,000 dollars to pay to fill it up! I only want to pay a subscription, just like all of the other numb-nutz ipod owners out there.
Emusic offers that service, but they have obselete music. I want a place to go download mainstream MP3's (not the file types my phone won't read) and pay a subscription if I only use them on my portable music player...
If there's a way to avoid being charged per song on Napster for burning them, which you have to do with that software in order to convert them to MP3's please let me know...