How can you download songs on to a sd or memory stick for this stereo from itunes?
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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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There may be other ways, but I'd simply burn a CD from iTunes and then rip it to create the MP3 files a copy them to the SD.
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I don't know but would assume you could export out of iTunes to the target drive of your choice
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First off, Itunes stink but I did have many songs that I downloaded from them. The easiest way is to get a CD that you can rewrite to. You burn the CD with your desired songs. Then you RIP the CD with Windows Media Player (select MP3 format before ripping), then go and rename the files to the original song titles. Since you can only fit so many songs on a CD, you then have to erase it do the process again. I now use Amazon to download music. You don't have to go through the hassle of converting to MP3.
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I also have a 8 GB SD and well I have it set up on folders and it plays every track on it pretty well just make sure you seek the menu button if its on a different folder just put them together to get the rest of the tracks hope this helps tho
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So can you just drag your computer's MP3 files over to load them into your iPod? Or at least specify which files rather than getting the Winamp program and plugin?
1874507
the previous answer is correct re iTunes. You need dBpoweramp or similar to convert to FLAC.
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The music I downloaded was from iTunes but I had to convert them (through iTunes) to mp3 format. I then went to my iTunes library file folder - listed under my 'finder' tab (I have a Mac) and added each mp3 song I wanted onto my flash drive.
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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.
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Thru the USB port. Right click on the music you want to download and move it to the MP3.
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I had a similar experience - I believe it is because it does not read the Apple Audio file extension of .AAC , so in other words , you can't play anything loaded on a USB stick from iTunes. I believe the Windows music MP3 of .WAV will work-give it a try and let me know
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You load iTunes on your computer which converts CD to MP3...when done simply sync with iTunes
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iTunes, windows media player, or just drag and drop. The only thing I don't like is how it switches folders so I leave my albums as on big mp3 rather than break up tracks
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You can to the computer. Try the USB input on the stereo and select "iPod/iPhone input".
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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
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If you can get the mp3 files you can put them on this player but you can't use iTunes to do so.
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try putting the songs into folders on the sd card. It worked for me. Was able to get about 20 albums on my 2G card.
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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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yes, i purchased this mp3 player and use iTunes to load music. simple click and drag.
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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`