If I purchase this product will it still be compatible with iTunes today I just really like the shape and size
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Hi Michelle! I bought this to use when I went jogging. I found the performance to be poor. I had much better luck buying an ancient 16G and although it is bulkier, I am much happier with it. Yes, even the 16G speaks to current Apple software. I thought the size and capability of the shuffle were what I wanted, but I was disappointed. Hope this helps.
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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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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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It is a bit bigger than the iPods. It is 2.25" wide 1.5" tall and .5" thick including the clip. Not as easy to operate but you can manage playlists and the music with Windows Media Player. I doubt it works with iTunes as nothing bout Apple products do. It works for what I need it for though, working out and at a lower price. I put a 64GB card in it too and it supports that. I don't use it with a card though, just use the internal 4GB memory which holds my gym playlists.
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Hi Barbara, not familiar with iTunes, believe that this external drive is only for playback, take care Thank You, Jerry Jay Hanson
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There has not been a problem with my iTunes and this drive. I migrated my iTunes to this drive, there was a duplication problem for about a week, and I resolved it by removing the old drive from the computer--problem went away.
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From their website: This product is class compliant; it's immediately compatible with every current and future version of Mac OS X and iOS and with Windows (98SE and up) operating systems.Follow this link for iPod compatibility: http://www.ionaudio.com/downloads/iProfile_iPod_Chart.pdf
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Your software will prompt you with any updates necessary. You should be alright with your updated iTunes
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Just to clarify, music purchased from the iTunes Store will not work with this player. However, the iTunes software itself will probably work fine for managing a library of ripped music and other MP3's. (Just make sure and change iTunes' preferences to rip in a MP3 instead of AAC, if this player doesn't support AAC.) But the gift card isn't worth anything for this player.
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The latest version of itunes requires a more up to date software so you will not be able to dwn load the latest itunes. You can find older versions but the problem u will encounter is that a lot of the songs as well as overall functionality of the current itunes might not be compatible for certain things. Maybe some tech person can suggest a way around cuz I couldn't find one.
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No, you will not be able to sync this player directly with iTunes. There are two options for loading the Clix2 with music: the included synchronization software or the drag and drop method. Although as a word of caution, I don't believe ID tag organization will work if you use drag and drop (although drag and drop is great for easily loading pictures and videos). You're better off in this case using the included software to sync.Oh, and you won't be able to play protected songs purchased from iTunes. But all regular MP3s will play no problem (i.e., tracks you might have ripped from a CD). No, you will not be able to sync this player directly with iTunes. There are two options for loading the Clix2 with music: the included synchronization software or the drag and drop method. Although as a word of caution, I don't believe ID tag organization will work if you use drag and drop (although drag and drop is great for easily loading pictures and videos). You're better off in this case using the included software to sync.Oh, and you won't be able to play protected songs purchased from iTunes. But all regular MP3s will play no problem (i.e., tracks you might have ripped... » Read More No, you will not be able to sync this player directly with iTunes. There are two options for loading the Clix2 with music: the included synchronization software or the drag and drop method. Although as a word of caution, I don't believe ID tag organization will work if you use drag and drop (although drag and drop is great for easily loading pictures and videos). You're better off in this case using the included software to sync.Oh, and you won't be able to play protected songs purchased from iTunes. But all regular MP3s will play no problem (i.e., tracks you might have ripped from a CD). « Show Less
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Absolutely! I own this model and have not had any problems installing or using any programs, including skype and iTunes with the newest versions and updates.
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yes it would not import to iTunes - I had to look for songs under recent downloads then drag to iTunes and if your cassette was old and warped it will sound like that warped - and for the price it was not worth but maybe 20 bucks and that is what I sold it for a week after I got it.
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I can download podcasts from itunes & have no problem. I haven't needed to convert. I use Musicmatch Jukebox to download onto the sansa.
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I've personally never used it with itunes but i believe it will work. Mine is used with WMP. Sorry I don't know more.
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It will work through iTunes on a Mac with the latest software. Haven't tried on a pc.
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Yes, iTunes does work on this laptop. I also have no problems running Spotify either. It runs a Windows 8 operating system. So almost everything that will run on Windows 7 will run on Windows 8... With a few exceptions of course.