Not sure why the files you got elsewhere won’t transfer to the Clip. eMusic has some nice pricing as well, but you pay a monthly fee for a certain amount of music a month (whether you download the music or not). As I said, you can just copy and paste the files, using Windows Explorer just like you would copy and paste any files on your computer–the easiest way, in my opinion (although some people like WMP).Īmazon is a great source for tunes: wide selection, and some nice pricing. Share 10K views 1 year ago mp3player amazonmusic Use TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter to convert Amazon songs as MP3 files. And you don’t need to use WMP to transfer the files to your Clip.
Select the playlist you want to download. Amazon Music Unlimited playlists can be downloaded for offline playback. I tend to use them, to keep things organized and straight. Download Amazon Music Playlists for Offline Playback. (Or drag and drop the tunes from your computer to the Clip.) For organization’s sake, the Clip has some folders that you can use for your files: Music, Podcasts, Audiobooks. Just copy and paste the music you want to put on your Clip, from your computer to anywhere on the Clip. The Clip is so easy for putting music on–nothing special is needed!
