[ejazbmw]

so i got the lg dare from verizon and with it i got a 2gb sd card for some music. Anyway the phone came with a usb cord but i heard if you have a sd card reader (which i have on my laptop) its much easier. Anyway I'm trying to transfer my songs from microsoft media player but can't seem to get the songs on my phone i see the device on my right hand in mmp (so my computer did recognize it ), but once i sync my music with it nothing appears on my phone. btw all songs are in mp3 format

I also heard a easier way is if you just open the sd card files on my computer you can just drag songs to the music folder with the right click. I don't know I'm mad confused i knew i should have payed attention in computer class i could of learned something . Anyway I've gotten a lot of computer help from here before and it would awesome if someone could help me out once more

[Tondtar]

You need to install the program that Verizon includes with the phone. Compared to iTunes and other popular music applications, it blows but it's the easiest way to add songs to your phone's memory card.

[marty_mcfly]

do you have an SD card slot on your PC? if so, just drag files doesnt get any easier then that

[ejazbmw]

Originally Posted by Tondtar

You need to install the program that Verizon includes with the phone. Compared to iTunes and other popular music applications, it blows but it's the easiest way to add songs to your phone's memory card.

yeah but you have to pay to use there application its like 2bucks for each song

Originally Posted by marty_mcfly

do you have an SD card slot on your PC? if so, just drag files doesnt get any easier then that

yeah but in the sd card theres a bunch of files like my music my videos etc do you just drag EACH song into the music folder? thanks

[Tondtar]

[QUOTE=Tondtar;3898805]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

yeah but you have to pay to use there application its like 2bucks for each song

Who pays for their music these days? No, I did not mean buying songs like iTunes. It's just their own application that let's you drag and drop any MP3 files into your phone's SD card.

[ejazbmw]

[QUOTE=Tondtar;3898808]

Originally Posted by Tondtar

Who pays for their music these days? No, I did not mean buying songs like iTunes. It's just their own application that let's you drag and drop any MP3 files into your phone's SD card.

ah i gotta give it a try when i get home thanks for the tips

[ejazbmw]

hey guys so tried this way i found my sd card in my computer and then located my music and when i tried to drag them over it said it was protected? what the hell

[ejazbmw]

hmm i loaded these songs from a mp3 cd i have that i downloaded from itunes but most songs were from a original cd