It's still legal in Canada to download music! (Just illegal to knowingly share it, though people still do that too.)
If you've got CDs that you really like, or if your friends have CDs that you really like, or if the library has CDs that you really like, rip the music onto your computer using a program like RealPlayer. (RealPlayer is a free download.) Then upload that music, which is now saved to your hard drive, onto your MP3 player.
It'll probably hold like 50 songs. When you want to change the songs, you can delete them off your MP3 player (just be sure they're still saved on your hard drive) and put new ones on.
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on 2005-05-21 01:49 pm (UTC)If you've got CDs that you really like, or if your friends have CDs that you really like, or if the library has CDs that you really like, rip the music onto your computer using a program like RealPlayer. (RealPlayer is a free download.) Then upload that music, which is now saved to your hard drive, onto your MP3 player.
It'll probably hold like 50 songs. When you want to change the songs, you can delete them off your MP3 player (just be sure they're still saved on your hard drive) and put new ones on.