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i use a flash drive because its direct-connect. my mp3 player uses a cable. file-share sites can be used to transfer songs too.
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[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]It'll take a long time to red/l my music off of a file-share site if my compy dies though :/ (it's what I'm doing right now though)
I kinda doubt that I'll find a sorta big flash drive w/o buying multiple 8gb ones or w/e[/COLOR]
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Some of the best way to store songs, depending on how many songs you have + their file size... is to get a 4 Gig Thumbdrive. I use a 50 gig portable external harddrive to store songs and video files too, so you could try that? 50-GB Portable Harddrives are around 50 - 100 dollars, I believe. You can probably even find a 250 GB one for... 80 dollars if you look close enough. In fact, there's several of those at Walmart.
I dislike using MP3 players to transfer songs because they take so darn long.. I just prefer flashdrives/portable harddrives, but that's just me. xP
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iTunes will transfer songs from your computer to your iPod, but it doesn't transfer songs from your iPod to another computer.
Assuming an average song is 5 MB, an 8 GB flash drive can hold around 1600 songs. You can transfer those songs, then just delete them from the flash drive, and transfer a new batch of 1600 songs.
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If you want to backup all of your songs, then buy an external hard drive. You can find a 320 GB external hard drive for $50. The cheapest 8 GB flash drive I've seen is $20. An external hard drive will definitely come in useful later on when you're backing up things that aren't just mp3 files.