So am I just stupid, or isn't the Columbus a 6 Stacker?

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Originally Posted by kamold

It's best to not use iTunes. You can just drop whatever folder structure you want onto the sdcard from the file manager (explorer if its windows).
If you have m3u playlists you can put them in the root as long as the playlist references the folder that the actual mp3 file is in.
Ie the playlist file (which you can just view in notepad) needs to reference \pop\artist\album NOT c:\user\desktop\artist\album

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Great, I like to avoid apple stuff if I can!

I just dump them onto the SD card in Albums.

Album title
-track1
-track2
etc

Works for me.

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Originally Posted by Tigger

ok...cool thanks Damo!

I will try my hand at it now...

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Should also mention of course you need to have an SD card reader for your computer. If you don't, head to your nearest computer store and you'll be able to get one for about $20 that plugs into a USB port on your computer.

And of course as others have mentioned, you don't have to use itunes, my comments were just based on an assumption that you have an iphone and all your music is stored in an itunes library. If you've got your music in folders on the computer, just dump all the folders straight onto the SD card.

i have a dvd of music videos in my dvd player.
all my music is in the hdd.

no more cds - its such a good feeling :D

Thanks guys,
I am just so illiterate (see what I did there??) with all this stuff.
I use itunes for buying music...cos thats all I knew how to do.
Then I just burn discs from Itunes.

So...How do I dump / transfer the music from an itunes playlist to the SD card?
I tried to send it to my Sony Ericsson X10 phone, but couldnt work out how to do it.
I thought that if it was on my phone, I could bluetooth it.

I would prefewr to have it on the harddrive though.
Sorry for being so stupid. Any further help for this gumby would be appreciated.

I don't live all that far from you, would you like me to come up one day and walk you through it?
This sort of thing is exactly what I do for a job, so its not like its any real issue for me.

Early October is easiest, though. So you may have to wait for a bit. :P

Just out of interest can the Columbus copy music (mps3s) from a CD?
If it can one option would be to burn a CD of mps3s from within iTunes. You can get hundreds of tracks onto a CD in mps3 format and Cd's only cost cents.

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Originally Posted by Mysticality

I don't live all that far from you, would you like me to come up one day and walk you through it?
This sort of thing is exactly what I do for a job, so its not like its any real issue for me.

Early October is easiest, though. So you may have to wait for a bit. :P

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Thanks mate! That would be awesome. Perhaps if we get that drive day meet up arranged, we could look at it then?
I appreciate your help. Thanks!

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Originally Posted by K1W1

Just out of interest can the Columbus copy music (mps3s) from a CD?
If it can one option would be to burn a CD of mps3s from within iTunes. You can get hundreds of tracks onto a CD in mps3 format and Cd's only cost cents.

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That is a good suggestion too. thanks.

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Originally Posted by K1W1

Just out of interest can the Columbus copy music (mps3s) from a CD?
If it can one option would be to burn a CD of mps3s from within iTunes. You can get hundreds of tracks onto a CD in mps3 format and Cd's only cost cents.

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No it can't as far as I know.