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#87573 1-Aug-2011 18:19
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I've got a Nokia 6121 on Vodafone and have downloaded a lot of music to my microSD card. I'm looking at upgrading to another Nokia (maybe the E5-00), but can I still play my music off the card if I transfer it over, or is the music/licence tied to the phone, or the number, or...?

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  #500503 1-Aug-2011 18:36
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If it's downloaded from Vodafone live (depending) how long ago, You can log in and download a mp3 copy that does not require a licence key to your PC then move it onto your phone or any other device you like.

http://play.vodafone.co.nz/

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  #500506 1-Aug-2011 18:39
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Once you have logged in you will see the option

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  #500512 1-Aug-2011 18:48
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Thanks John, I'll take a look.
Just out of interest, if I simply transfer the microSD card from my old phone to my new one, that won't work in the new one eh?



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  #500521 1-Aug-2011 19:01
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quickymart: Thanks John, I'll take a look.
Just out of interest, if I simply transfer the microSD card from my old phone to my new one, that won't work in the new one eh?


I am sure it will be DRM locked

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  #631593 28-May-2012 18:26
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Well I changed to the E5 (as you know). Most of my music went over, but about 10 songs are showing up as "locked". Since I paid for them is there any way I can unlock them, or is this just tough luck and I have to download them and pay for them again? I hope not :(

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  #631605 28-May-2012 19:11
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As above log into Vodafone music store and download the mp3 version (not DRM locked) and move it over to your handset via Nokia PC suite

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  #631712 28-May-2012 22:21
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Cheers John :) I think some of my songs are too old though...this only seems to go back to a year. Oh well.

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