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How to use RhapsodyRhapsody is a popular media player and music software program that allows users to listen to and download music. You download the software for free, and there are free versions of Rhapsody as well as those you have to pay for. The free version allows you to import your CDs, burn CDs, transfer music to your portable players, as well as have access to a number of radio stations and music streams. You will, however, have to pay for music downloads as well as additional subscriptions for various services. How to use Rhapsody
Once you have downloaded Rhapsody, you can transfer the songs in the library to your personal MP3 players or your Sansa, which is the portable MP3 player designed specifically for Rhapsody. Buying songs In addition, if you have Windows XP on your computer, you can also subscribe to Rhapsody Unlimited or Rhapsody to Go. This will provide you with unlimited streaming and access to Rhapsody's library of songs for a monthly fee starting at around $10 a month rather than purchasing each song individually. With this, however, you can't save the songs to your computer or download them onto your MP3 player. This is not to be confused with satellite radio, either. Satellite radio simply plays random songs; with streamlined access, you can choose the songs you want to listen to and listen to them over and over, if you'd like. Burning CDs Creating a play list Rhapsody is easy to use and has a variety of features that music lovers will enjoy, including streamlined music, inexpensive downloads, and much more.
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