RSS
"Getting music to your Symbian phone is not as easy as it should be... If you are using a Nokia phone you may be able to use the Nokia Music Manager (which is part of PC Suite). This How-To shows you how Mass Storage Synchronizer can be used to copy music from iTunes to a memory card (which you can then put in your phone). This does not syncronize iTunes with the phone, it copies music from the PC (iTunes library) to a memory card in a USB memory card reader. " Thanks Ewan! Link.
HOW TO - Use MSS for easier music transfer from iTunes
"Getting music to your Symbian phone is not as easy as it should be... If you are using a Nokia phone you may be able to use the Nokia Music Manager (which is part of PC Suite). This How-To shows you how Mass Storage Synchronizer can be used to copy music from iTunes to a memory card (which you can then put in your phone). This does not syncronize iTunes with the phone, it copies music from the PC (iTunes library) to a memory card in a USB memory card reader. " Thanks Ewan! Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Nov 28, 2005 04:06 AM
Cellphones, Music |
Permalink
| Comments (4)
| Email This |
| Digg this!
Recent Entries
- Dance of the Christmas Robots
- SPARK Project #3, Post #2
- Sparkfun's free day January 7th
- DIY capacitive pressure sensor tile
- Paxtruder
- Make: Gift Guide 2009: Gifts that will inspire your kids
- Working handcuff made with Makerbot
- Amazing origami mushroom video
- Science gets auto-tuned
- 3D scanner using standard webcam
Comments
Oldest comments listed first.
Leave a comment
Subscribe to MAKE Magazine!
Subscribe today, save 42% and get web access to MAKE free. MAKE Digital Edition is available only to subscribers.
$34.95 / 1 year
(4 Quarterly Issues)
Not as easy as it should be! Bwahahahaha!
What's wrong with a USB cable and drag and drop? If this process isn't stupidly easy, nobody's going to bother.
Reply to this comment
You can drag any selection of tracks in iTunes to the Windows File Explorer. So if you hook up your card or phone, or whatever so that File Explorer can see it, all you have to do is make a selection of tracks in iTunes and drag them to the minimized icon of File Explorer. When it comes to the foreground, drop the tracks in any folder you want.
iTunes even gives you a nice transparent outline of the tracks while you're dragging.
Reply to this comment
Be warned it does not work with iTunes 7! You will need to revert to iTunes 6.05 to make it work!
Reply to this comment
Be warned it does not work with iTunes 7! You will need to revert to iTunes 6.05 to make it work!
Reply to this comment