My computer crashed a few months ago and all the music I had on it is currently on my iriver. Is there anyway to put that music back onto my computer? Using windows media player or real player does not allow me to do anything except delete content or add more music.

Thanks!

A: make sure your iriver is connected to the computer. on windows explorer go to your iriver. the iriver will be identified as a drive. select all the files inside the iriver & click edit>copy. go to rhe folder you wish to put your music & click edit>paste. its finished.

I have a Nissan Altima 06 with just a cd player and would like to connect my iriver to it so that i can enjoy hours of music.Some of the options i have is -

FM tuners transmitters ( but the quality sucks )
Audio Tape Transmitter ( good quality but i dont have a cassette player)

What other better options are there which has the best sound quality?

A: If you have a tape deck, the easiest way to go is with a cassette adapter. If you have an aftermarket CD player (that is, one that you had installed after purchasing the car), it may have RCA jacks in the front or the back where you can connect an MP3 player with an RCA-to-1/8-inch stereo plug cable. Certain stereos even have a direct line-in jack, which looks just like a headphone jack, so you can just use a 1/8-inch-to-1/8-inch cord. Unfortunately, most stock systems do not have RCA or...

IRiver as you might know, is a famous electronic dictionary developer.

Does anyone know what English dictionary (merriam, webster) company they work in conjunctions to make their electronic dictionaries?

First one with answer along with sources will get the points

A: I don't have a source but I'm pretty sure they likely have their OWN dictionary.