ClumsyMonkey.net

I updated Winamp, and now I can't play .mpg It'll just play the first few seconds of audio, with no video, then stop. Winamp then feezes (not responding).

Reinstalled Ace Mega Codecs, and now everything's working.

winamp wont even play video for me.

Go here and click download: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/ACE ... S_Pack.htm

Install that program, and everything should work fine.

really? I'll have to try it tonight then.

Definately.

Ok, so, here it goes ...

I just got a new computer for the upcoming school year. But, I have a about 1000 mp3 files on my mother's desktop that are also on my iPod. What is the best & quickest way to get them transfered onto my new computer? There are just so many of them?

Anyone?

ANYONE!?

Can you just plug the iPod into the new computer, and transfer the songs over?

Josh told me how to add my old drive(with all my boots) to my new pc.



I still have no idea how to do it. :*)**

Yeah, adding the harddrive with all the files to the new computer temporarily while you transfer them would be the fastest way... but don't do that unless you know a bit about computers.

Other than that, Robbo's idea sounds good to me.

I don't even know a bit aboot computers.

Axtech wrote:Can you just plug the iPod into the new computer, and transfer the songs over?

I don't think it works that way.

I'll have to look into it further , I suppose.

We know, Johnny... we know.

Mechanical Thought wrote:I just got a new computer for the upcoming school year. But, I have a about 1000 mp3 files on my mother's desktop that are also on my iPod. What is the best & quickest way to get them transfered onto my new computer? There are just so many of them?

You can try using CopyPod .. http://www.copypod.net/bin/CopyPod_v7.61.exe .. That's the best one I could find.

The only downside is it extracts your songs in a format of "Artist - Album - Song" so you might have to do a bit of renaming

Maybe burn them to a dvd or cd and transfer them over?

namkablam wrote:

Mechanical Thought wrote:I just got a new computer for the upcoming school year. But, I have a about 1000 mp3 files on my mother's desktop that are also on my iPod. What is the best & quickest way to get them transfered onto my new computer? There are just so many of them?

You can try using CopyPod .. http://www.copypod.net/bin/CopyPod_v7.61.exe .. That's the best one I could find.

The only downside is it extracts your songs in a format of "Artist - Album - Song" so you might have to do a bit of renaming

As long as it doesn't change the ID3 tags, that's not a huge deal.

Where can one download a copy of Windows Classic Player?

You mean Media Player Classic?

Or do you actually want old school WMP?

ummm, I'm not too sure now. I used to have it because I was having trouble with winamp and such.

That would be Media Player Classic.