iTunes: Can you use your iTunes to download music onto this mp3 player?
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No. You have to burn your Itunes songs to a CD, rip them into the Creative Platform and then load them on to the player.
823354
No, it doesn't work like that. What you can do is to convert your files to MP3 using iTunes (if they not converted yet) then copy them to GB-10 memory card and play along. There are plenty of backing tracks on the net so you can be whoever you wish!
610172
Not in and of itself, but if your computer does not have a cd drive (like a MacBook Air, retina MacBook Pro, current Mac mini or IMac) this will allow itunes to read and rip your cd and then convert to mp3
2141585
most mp3 players are not compatable with i tunes but if you have the newest version of windows media player all you have to do is put your music into your music folder and it will automaticly be added to media player for syncing onto your sony
872961
Yes, you download music from your computer to the MP3 Player via a USB Cable.
978968
Actually, you can put any mp3 bought on iTunes anywhere. There are programs to convert them to non-secure iTunes songs, and then you can right click &gt; convert to mp3. Then drag it to your desktop, and you're ready to put it on your iriver Clix. Try Google-ing "itunes secure to nonsecure converter" (without the quotes).
1002100
Yes. I copied music files from my comp into the Mp3 player, using usb connection.
721788
Not that I'm aware of. Loading music seems to require an ITunes account. Could be wrong though.
973354
You can't sync with Itunes. Itunes only syncs with IOS devices. You can use Itunes to convert your music to MP3 and copy it to this player. Barry
1918357
I never used iTunes but I did a quick google search and in a few forums, people discussed that it can play iTunes, but it won't sync with apple software. Apparently you'd have to just manually copy and paste the files.
999068
Well, to answer your question very directly, no, you don't necessarily need iTunes to add music to your iPod; there are many alternative ways of doing so, for example, the iPod plugin for Winamp. I hate iTunes and its invasive memory footprint, so this is how I did it when I actually used my iPod. Although, your question seems to assume that iTunes would force you to buy music in order to put it on your iPod. You can still use iTunes and use it to load all of the hundreds of CDs you've already pirated. :D It gives you the option to purchase things from the iTunes store, but I don't see any point in doing so; if I'm paying for music, I want something tangible, not crappy 128kbps AAC files. And of course, I've pirated a lot more music than you have, but please try your best to heed the digital pirates' honor code and purchase any music that you find you really like. I have tens of thousands of MP3s, and I listen to maybe a few hundred of them on a regular basis. These are the albums that I have bothered to purchase, and I can say I never would have found them had I not pirated them first.
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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.
218562
Yes you can, but never update it. After 2 months working fine mine died when I tried to update it on itunes.
1949882
You can burn the itunes files to a music cd (not data cd), then use that cd to import as mp3 using itunes or some other cd ripping program. If you use itunes make sure you go into importing settings to change the format to mp3 (by default it's set to aac). This would take a long time if you have a bunch of files, so there are other programs (not free though) you can buy that can convert for you. http://www.imtoo.com/video-to-audio-converter.html is one of them. Though this is possibly against the itunes download agreement since the files are supposed to be protected. I dunno though since you're using them for yourself and not sharing them.
1226800
Yes you can. All mp3 playes when connected to a computer act just as a USB flash memory.
562851
No you cannot download songs from itunes you have to downl;oad the songs to your laptop/computer and then copy them to the mp3 player.
1593280
No. I have found this model MP3 player very difficult to use and would not recommend it.