bailesm
83 Posts
18 years ago
how do you make lyrics appears for songs on MP3 Players?
I didn't even know you can make lyrics appear on an MP3 player. :?
Ya Ive never heard of an mp3 player doing that either. Also if your asking a question like that you should probably say what brand /model your mp3 player is because they are not all made the same.
Jason43
1494 Posts
18 years ago
bailesm
how do you make lyrics appears for songs on MP3 Players?
You have to have a player that supports lyrics. Do you?
What does this have to do with RetroJunk?
And moved to chit chat.
With a normal player, you can't.
You would need a player that supported that on a hardware level, and you would need specially prepared MP3s that had the lyric information stored in them. Just like any old CD won't put words on the screen in a karioke machine, you have to buy special karioke disks that have the lyrics programmed into it.
You would need a player that supported that on a hardware level, and you would need specially prepared MP3s that had the lyric information stored in them. Just like any old CD won't put words on the screen in a karioke machine, you have to buy special karioke disks that have the lyrics programmed into it.
I just got an MP3 for Christmas and I can't get the back open to put the battery in. Why is the back so darn hard to get open?
All shall fear me for I fight with the powers of Neptune..........
Try getting it open with a coin or flat-head screwdriver
or if it's screwed down to the case, unscrew the screw
or if it's screwed down to the case, unscrew the screw
Thanks for the tip adventure_of_link
All shall fear me for I fight with the powers of Neptune..........
no problem.
it should be obvious though. Just play with your toys more, and/or read the documentation. It's not like your mp3 player is gonna bite you, and that's why things are documented, people. :|
it should be obvious though. Just play with your toys more, and/or read the documentation. It's not like your mp3 player is gonna bite you, and that's why things are documented, people. :|
The mp3 player I received doesn't require me to do that for the battery. At least, I don't think it does because I don't recall reading it. The one I have has that USB cable (naturally for the transfer of files), and when sticking it into the computer and the other end into the mp3 player, it charges the battery for you.
I'm not sure if this is common or not because I'm not very knowledgable about things like mp3 players.
I'm not sure if this is common or not because I'm not very knowledgable about things like mp3 players.
My mp3 player just uses the usb cord for
1. the transfer of files
that is all. Nifty feature tho. Is your player one of those ipods, ssj jup?
1. the transfer of files
that is all. Nifty feature tho. Is your player one of those ipods, ssj jup?
adventure_of_link
My mp3 player just uses the usb cord for
1. the transfer of files
that is all. Nifty feature tho. Is your player one of those ipods, ssj jup?
WarriorOfDestiny
190 Posts
18 years ago
Neither is mine.
Okay, I decided to put up the stats on this mp3 player. Well, what it is anyway.
Type: Sansa e200
Space: 6GB
Features: Record; Strap Eyelet; Microphone slot; Hold: locks/unlocks controls; Earphone port; Display window; Thumbwheel (menu/volume); Select Button; Up button: Pause/Resume; Left button: Previous/Rewind; Down button: Sub-menu; Right button: Forward; Power button: Menu/Reset; Dock Connector Port; microSD Cardslot.
Type: Sansa e200
Space: 6GB
Features: Record; Strap Eyelet; Microphone slot; Hold: locks/unlocks controls; Earphone port; Display window; Thumbwheel (menu/volume); Select Button; Up button: Pause/Resume; Left button: Previous/Rewind; Down button: Sub-menu; Right button: Forward; Power button: Menu/Reset; Dock Connector Port; microSD Cardslot.