MUSIC IS IN THE NOTES FILE CAN IT BE MOVED BACK TO THE MUSIC FILE

To perform the steps below, a SD / Memory Card must be installed.

From a Home screen, navigate: Apps Apps icon > File Manager.
Tap the category where the file is stored (e.g., images, Music, Downloads, etc.).
Touch and hold the desired file.
Tap the Move icon.
Note Multiple files can be moved at the same time; selected when a checkmark is present.
Move icon
Tap the Back arrow (upper-left).
Tap SD / Memory Card.
Tap the desired destination folder then tap PASTE.
Note The available folder names may vary.
Repeat steps as needed for addtional files

Go to the play store and download a file management app. Use the app to move the files. OR, connect to a PC and manually move the files to the SD card

I'm sure the people at radio shack did it right.
Alot of times memory/SD Cards won't exactly show up on the screen or tell you their working.
Most phones can handle them without saying anything.

However.

Using a memory card

You can save, move and delete the files

between your phone and external memory

card. You can also move and copy the files

to computer from your phone.

To copy a file to the memory card

1. Select the file > Options > Copy to

External Memory.

2. To copy the file back to the phone, press

Options > Copy to Phone.

To move a file to the memory card

1. Select the file > Options > Move to

External Memory.

2. To move the file back to the phone,

press Options > Move to Phone.

To delete a file from the memory card

1. Select the file from the card > Options

> Delete.

In Advanced Mode, you have access to all

of the features of Breeze II including the

features provided by Breeze Mode.

To move the file from the card to the

computer

1. Connect the data cable with mobile and

the computer.

2. Press Menu > Settings >

Connectivity.

3. Press Select USB Mode.
4. Select Music Player, Mass Storage or

Ask on Connection.

5. Follow the instructions on your

computer screen.

note: Select Music Player when you want to

add music to the playlist in your device. When

you select Ask on Connection, it will ask you to

select either the Music Player or Mass Storage

every time you connect your device with your

computer.

Resetting a memory card

1. Press Menu > Settings > Reset.

2. Enter the password > External

Memory Reset.
note: The default password is '1234'.

This worked for me.

1. Locate the actual song file. You can check this in iTunes, use the 'Get info' command, in the summary tab, there's a 'where' item at the bottom. Mentally note that this is 'file#1'.

2. Once you've find the file, make a copy of this file in some other folder. Or maybe even on the desktop. Mentally note that this is 'file#2', which is a copy of 'file#1'. Do not rename.

3. Go to iTunes, and delete the problematic song. If iTunes ask to remove the file, click 'yes'. If iTunes doesn't ask, manually remove the file from the original folder. You are removing 'file#1'.

4. Once this is done, move back the copied file, ie 'file#2', to location where 'file#1' was.

5. Add the song back into iTunes. iTunes will treat it as a new song. You will lose some data like Rating or Play Count. You might need to add some details like track number and so on.

6. Sync your iPod. Done.

You have to do this steps to every problematic song. Tedious, yes. But it's better than the need to re-encode the files.

IN ALMOST ALL PHONE WHENEVER WE USE MUSIC PLAYER IT CREATE A 'MY MUSIC' FOLDER IN MEMORY CARD.IN SOME PHONE IT CAN ONLY READ THOSE FILE WHICH ARE IN THIS FOLDER. SO WHAT YOU HAVE TO IS TO MOVE YOUR MP3 FILES TO 'MY MUSIC' FILE.
IF MY MUSIC FOLDER IS NOT THERE THEN MOVE ALL MUSIC FILE TO FOLDER WHICH HAS THOSE THREE MP3 FILE.MOVE ALL FILE THERE.
NOW YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SEE ALL MP3 FILES IN MUSIC PLAYER.
SAME RULES APPLY TO VIDEO PLAYER.
THANKS FOR USING FIXYA.

windows media does not support all extensions. Below are the examples. if you have the right format and still you are not able to play then best option is to upgrade or reinstall media player. Windows Media Player 6.0 loadTOCNode(2, 'moreinformation');

• Windows Media formats
  File name extensions: .asf, .asx, .avi, .wav, .wma, .wax, .wm, .wmv, .wvx
• RealAudio and RealVideo (version 4.0 or earlier)
  File name extensions: .ra, .ram, .rm, .rmm
• Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG)
  File name extensions: .mpg, .mpeg, .m1v, .mp2, .mpa, .mpe
  
  Note MPEG 2 requires third-party software or hardware decoders.
• Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI)
  File name extensions: .mid, .rmi
• Apple QuickTime (version 2.0 or earlier)
  File name extensions: .mov
• Macintosh AIFF Resource
  File name extensions: .aif, .aifc, .aiff
• Intel Video File
  File name extensions: .ivf
• UNIX
  File name extensions: .au, .snd

Windows Media Player 6.1, 6.2, 6.4, 7, 7.1, Windows Media Player for Windows XP, and Windows Media Player 9 Series loadTOCNode(2, 'moreinformation');

• Windows Media formats
  File name extensions: .asf, .asx, .avi, .wav, .wax, .wma, .wm
• Audio Visual Interleave
  File name extension: .avi
• Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG)
  File name extensions: m3u, mp2v, .mpg, .mpeg, .m1v, .mp2, .mp3, .m3u, .mpa, .mpe, mpv2
  
  Note MPEG 2 requires third-party software or hardware decoders.
• DVD Video
  File name extension: .vob
  
  Note DVD playback requires third-party software or hardware decoders and is supported only in Windows XP.
• Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI)
  File name extensions: .mid, midi, .rmi
• Apple Macintosh AIFF Resource
  File name extensions: .aif, .aifc, .aiff
• Sun Microsystems and NeXT
  File name extensions: .au, .snd
• Intel Video File
  File name extensions: .ivf
  
  Note Intel Video File support requires the Intel Video 5.x codec.
• Windows Media Player Skins
  File name extensions: .wmz, .wms
• QuickTime Content
  File name extensions: .avi, .mov, .qt
  
  Note Windows Media Player can play back older forms of the QuickTime format only. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316992/EN-US/ ) Windows Media Player Multimedia File Formats
• Algebraic-Code-Excited Linear Prediction
• UNIX
  File name extensions: .au, .snd
• Macromedia Flash
  File name extension: .swf
  
  

I would suggest using Windows Restore (Start/All programs/Accessories/System Tools/System Restore to restore your computer back to the way it was before you moved the files. Then you can move the iTunes libraries from within iTunes itself.

If you are not familiar with System Restore, note that when you go back if you won't lose data but any other programs you've installed will need to be reinstalled.

I have an iPod riping software that I'd been using for a while the URL for this website is http://ipodrip.com/ you should be able to rip all your music off your ipod and onto your computer the software is free then you can just place all you music off your computer and back into itunes if you want

you can try copy and past. or restore if option is available.

if you you use realplayer you can import all the files off of it.
as far is i know this only works with music files not video or music that are non plus.
make sure that when you import the files that you are importing as mp3.