Empty disk I can see the music on the MP3 via Windows Explorer but not on the MP3. I can also play it on the PC from the MP3.

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1. Find the vid onn youtube'
2. Use the youtube converter Convert YouTube videos to MP3 MP4 AVI N1 Online Video Converter
3. download the vid and place it somewhere on your pc
4. Insert empty cd in your cd burner windows will pop op with with windows explorer asking what to do and you choose burn item to disk
5. take the video and place it in the folder of the disk
6. click in "burn to disk" wait for it to complete and enjoy :)

MP3 players can only play music files in mp3 file format. You need to convert your CDs to mp3 music files onto yourcomputer or download them from the Internet and then copy them to your MP3player.
You can do this using Windows Media player and Rip the CDs - Media Player willcreate a MP3 music file for each music track.
Click on this link for instruction on converting music files to mp3 file format:-
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5798418-creating_transferring_mp3_music_files

connect your mp3 player using usb cable data
the computer will recognized as removable disk that shown at windows explorer
at windows explorer copy the music file then paste at removable disk drive (your mp3 drive)
disconnect your mp3 player from your computer then try to play it

You should be able to browse the media play on your PC just like any other drive and delete the flies you don't want. Once plugged in via USB cable, you can just go to either Windows Explorer or a media application like Windows Media Player.

iTunes is specific for Apple related (and protected) music/players (iPhone, iPod, etc.). The Ka08 reads any MP3 file. To copy files to your phone, connect your phone via usb to pc, open file explorer, locate the mp3 files you want on your phone, copy, locate and open your phone (usualy the last 2 (two) 'removable disk') (the first one is usualy the memory card and the second one the internal memory) (use of memory card is strongly recommended), if you haven't done already i recommend you create (on the memory card) a folder called 'MP3', and paste your MP3 files there.

You can upload MP3 files in phone memory like this :
1. Connect your phone with PC via USB cable
2 You must have at least Windows XP SP 2
3 Open ,,Removable disk" form ,,My Computer"
4 Open Sounds and there you will find MP3 Folder.
5 Paste the songs that you want from Your PC

If you are using Memory Card you will have 2 ,,removable disk" partitions.

This is most likely caused by the Lyra being nearly full.

First try deleting content to free up 15MB of disk space. Then profile the device contents.

If that's not successful, connect the USB cable to the device while pressing the enter button (Play/Pause). Continue to hold the button in until your PC recognizes the device. This will connect the player as a mass storage device with a drive letter in Windows Explorer.
In Windows Explorer, navigate to the drive letter assigned to the Lyra and locate the Lyra_Sys folder. Within that folder you should find the local.lrd file. This contains the information from profiling.
Delete the local.lrd file, then safely disconnect the player from the PC.

The embedded profiler should then work correctly.

No Music Files Problem solved
Plug the MP3 player to PC
In Windows XP open Windows Explorer and navigate to one of the music files
Try to play the file in Windows
If it fails, unplug player and once the player switches off carry out a reset
Reconnect player to PC and repeat the process described above
You may need to repeat this several times until the music file plays in Windows.
After this format the player using Windows XP
Select the removable hard drive, right click and select format
Choose Fat32, enter a volume label (for example GMP33005) and select quick format
If formatting fails try several times
Once format is succesfull reload your music files using the software that came with the player
Be careful not to exceed 2.5 or 2.6 GB (leave some free space as this might be needed for the player to work)
The player should now play the music files correctly

I treat my Sansa like a disk drive and simply transfer the files from my hard drive to the Sansa via Explorer.  The tracks purchased from Napster can be downloaded to your hard drive.  Then I exit Napster and use Windows Explorer to simply transfer the data.  Works great for me for the past month!