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If you have Windows Media Player installed on your computer (or another, similar
program), you may choose to use its media management functions to transfer your
files.
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Lenco MP3 Players with USB-MTP support will enable the advanced media
management functions of Windows Media Player.
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Please visit
www.microsoft.com
for more Windows Media Player information
and support.
How Do I Play Music Purchased Online on my MP3 Player?
Music files you have downloaded from online stores (e.g., Napster,
MusicNow, URGE, Walmart.com, and Y! Music) are encrypted with WMDRM.
These files will only play on MP3 players with WMDRM support.
In addition to an MP3 player with WMDRM support:
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To transfer and play
purchased
music, you will need Windows Media Player
9 or newer.
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To transfer and play
subscription
music, you will need Windows XP and
Windows Media Player 10 or newer.
For more information and support, please refer to the documentation provided by
the online store or subscription service from which you purchased your music.
Common Errors Associated with DRM-Encrypted Music Files
Why is my MP3 player not recognizing the files I have transferred to it?
If your MP3 Player does not display or recognize the files you have transferred to it,
the files may not be of a type supported by the player. Make sure your music files
are in MP3 or WMA format.
Why is my MP3 player skipping a file?
The file may be corrupt. Download or transfer the file to your player again.
The file that is being skipped may be DRM-encrypted. If your license has expired,
you will not be able to play this file.
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If you believe your license has expired prematurely, please contact the store
or service from which you have downloaded this file for support.
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