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When I first bought my blitz, I was ecstatic! I could toss all my MP3's on it and not have to lug around an MP3 player ALONG with a cellphone!
I followed the manual's directions and downloaded Verizon's music organizer, and tried connecting my Blitz to the computer. Then I learned, Prepay users cannot use the computer sync to get music on their cell!
Ticked off I fooled around with filenames on the micro SD to get my MP3's to work on my cell(I couldn't find a how-to online).
I found out what works...
Note that you should legally own these MP3's/WAV files, I do NOT endorse music stealing. If you like a band enough to try hunting down illegal files, you should like them enough to buy their CD and rip it onto your computer.
I followed the manual's directions and downloaded Verizon's music organizer, and tried connecting my Blitz to the computer. Then I learned, Prepay users cannot use the computer sync to get music on their cell!
Ticked off I fooled around with filenames on the micro SD to get my MP3's to work on my cell(I couldn't find a how-to online).
I found out what works...
Note that you should legally own these MP3's/WAV files, I do NOT endorse music stealing. If you like a band enough to try hunting down illegal files, you should like them enough to buy their CD and rip it onto your computer.
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Signing UpStep 1Get yourself some MP3's
If you have a few CD's go ahead and pop one in your computer and rip it(if you own the CD you can do this)
I used an old Backstreet Boys CD... Don't ask.
Rip the songs you want to your "My Documents" folder.
I used an old Backstreet Boys CD... Don't ask.
Rip the songs you want to your "My Documents" folder.
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well i wont say this sucks because im probably the only other guy in this universe that knows this