Have you recently bought a new Zune player and are itching to download music for Zune? But you simply do not know where is the best place to get that “S.O.S” by Jonas brothers and “Bubbly” by Colbie Caillat.

You maybe already know that you’ll be able to find movies, music, videos and games for your player at iTunes and Microsoft’s Zune marketplace and other online music stores like Amazon, HMV and more. At the marketplace, you can access millions of songs. For the price conscious, the ticket of $0.99 to $2 over for a bit of song at any of these music stores can really be a turn-off. Think how much it would cost to procure tons of songs for your music collection?

Another choice which is sort of popular are the free download services. While these are usually free and you can download music for Zune to your heart’s content, you are also exposing your PC to the adware and spyware that comes attached with the music downloads. The size of damage to your computer might be very bad when you understand that your personal computer is slower.

There is a safe option to transfer songs to your digital conveyable player. Like any other MP3 players, you can rip songs from a CD and synchronize that onto your player. If you are familiar with music ripping, you should be quite comfortable to download music for Zune in this way.

The process starts first when you open a media player like Windows Media Player. Insert the CD and select the songs or soundtracks you would like to download. Next, click the Rip button.

Even if the player isn’t syncing well, it is fine. You can simply copy the music files by hand onto your player and it would work just fine except for the additional step.