Can you import or rip music onto itunes from this external drive?
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Yes, I have done it. The CD shows up in/on your computer exactly as it would if the disc were in your internal CD drive (at least it does for me) so it's just the same.
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It works like a basic USB thumb drive, just drag and drop files. You could easily just 'add folder' and name it "So-and-so's playlist" and add all of the songs you want on there. No software needed
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I'm not entirely sure, I primarily store jpeg images on it. I know as long as the music files are standard MP3 (this standard format can play in any device). You may want to check with Apple "Genius" in store or online to get definitive answer (especially enquire what exactly format of files iTunes are). I hope this helps.
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Apps are available to convert Itunes files to MP3 or 4 files. Once you have done this you can put them on SD or USB drive. I use Synctunes.
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It's definitely compatible with iTunes to some extent. I use iTunes to rip my CD's because iTunes automatically finds the music info. Then I drag and drop onto my sansa. As to the songs bought off iTunes, they are AAC music files so you would have to convert.
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Just use Windows "drag and drop" feature as if you were moving files between any other folders. No special software such as iTunes needed to place mp3 files on the device.
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Yes you can, however the music files need to be in .acc format. The easiest and perhaps most common way to do this is to format them using iTunes. Copy and paste those files in a separate folder for easier management then import them to the DSi. Just remember you need to do this by inserting the memory card inside a computer first. Hope this helps.
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If you bought the music from iTunes the easiest way to convert it is to record the songs to CD and then rip them to a compatible format such as MP3 or WMA.
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I usually use windows media player, but you can use anything really. Itunes works and just copying from windows explorer works also. Hope that helps.
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iTunes works with .mp3 or .m4a(apple) media. You shouldn't have any problems... unless you're like me. I ripped a bunch of music from my own CDs with XP, and used Windows Media Player. They are all .wma format, and iTunes won't recognize them. I had to download a trial version of a media converting software product to convert my wma files to mp3. My fiance has an ipod and I use a creative labs MuVo, so we are trying to use mp3 as the common ground. (My MuVo plays wma and mp3)
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Yes, any mp3 can be loaded onto and used on it as long as the file isn't corrupted
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if the music cd is readen by the unit, you can copy music from the cd to the usb (Only in that way) but it is very basic you can`t choose bit/rate or format... I prefer Itunes or any other ripping program in a computer...
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it doesn't sync with any type of accounts. It is essentially a portable hard drive, so music must be physically copied onto it like any other file would on an external drive
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For Mac users, if you are iTunes users, you have to convert your music files into MP3 & WMA format songs, and then put them into the drive. &#65288;it won't sync to your itunes&#65289;
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I use copytrans to install my music 1 by 1, but you need to have Itunes on your pc
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I did not try that, but I am sure once they are on your computer you can download to the itunes area.`A1`
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I was able to drop and drag from iTunes into both my Fuze and my wife's Clip. I first converted all the iTunes music into MP3 by selecting all the music, hitting the "Advanced" tab, and checking the "convert selection to MP3" box. I then had to change the USB connection in both the Fuze and the Clip to "MSC" and the music playlists drag and dropped like a charm.