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I want to put music onto the memory chip of...
...my digital camera.but dont know how...? So I have a memory chip for my digital camera.And I want to put music on it. But what do I need to do that????
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05-22-2007, 04:35 PM
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Well, probably all you need to do is connect the memory chip to your PC and see if it opens as a drive in My Computer. If so, then you can treat the memory chip as a drive, ie., you can drag and drop files to it, etc.
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rename it by DOS to a file as the chip holdsit is a Sony then it may be DSC0000123or as an avi file as the camera name representsbut i don't think you would be able to play it theretry to convert it to an avi file
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