Transferring to media player folder

Hi, I have a Nokia 6233 with 1Gb ram. When I transfer a mp3 to my phone I can only do it to the ram. When I try to do it to the phone it tells me the memory is full. I only have one mp3 file stored on the phone.
So my problem is; how do I then transfer the file from my ram to my music folder so the media player will see it?
Or, how do i make my media player point towards the ram?
Thank you.

"Nothing happens" is iTunes' way of telling us it cannot play a video file. There is no explanation, no error message. ITunes simply ignores all attempts to add a file.
There are countless formats and video setups iTunes cannot play. Chances are one of your files is that kind. No WMV file will play. People think any MPEG-4 file (".mp4") should work, but those must conform to certain specs. A file extension of ".mp4" or ".m4v" alone is no guarantee that iTunes can play it.
You asked for a software suggestion. The latest Handbrake for Windows (open-source) will accept a video file as input and has output settings for iPod/iPhone/Touch. The files always work. I've converted literally hundreds of AVI and MPEG-2 files this way, 100% success.

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