Adding music from an iTunes library: Can I load my library of music from iTunes to the Fuze?
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In Itunes, right mouse button on the thing you want to copy and view it in windows explorer. Then select it (and maybe others in the same directory and copy, then select your fuze music directory and paste.
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Yes, I was able to just click and drag songs on itunes ad add them to the ipod.
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You can do it but alias with iTunes... You have to out a tick in the box where it is written to put manually the songs
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Yes, I am able to transfer data (music) from my computer to my Fuze using this cable. I don't remember if I had to download software from Sansa to facilitate the transfer. If you do not have a Fuze MP3 player, it may not work.
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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 > 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).
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Marcu, For what it's worth at this point, I finally did figure out how to make Sansa Fuze work well with Rhapsody to Go, through my own experimentation and some help with one of CNET/CBS Interactive's MP3 editors, Ms. Jasmine France. This is how I do it now: Rather than dropping and dragging songs directly from the main Rhapsody screen or the Library to the Sansa, I first create a new playlist in my Rhapsody Mixer from songs saved in my Library. I then drag this playlist from the Mixer section directly into the Fuze and it tranfers it/them fine. If I try to transfer songs directly from the main screen by dropping or dragging, it won't work, but this method, which I prefer to do using specific playlists but could also be done with simple mixes of individual songs, seems to work flawlessly.
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That has to be done digitally, you would have to convert your files to mp3 then create the play list in whatever application you use. IE itunes.
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I just dragged my iTunes music directory over and it read and played the music. The only thing I found was it didn't recognize the play lists
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Not that I'm aware of. Loading music seems to require an ITunes account. Could be wrong though.
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I do not use iTunes, or Apple products, but this portable hard drive could easily be used to install anythinf from a dvd to your selected device. It might be batter if you would installyour music to your computer, then connect your device and download the music to your device. Then you can load your selection again at anytime easily.
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Jess, I agree with the karibbeangirl, I had have no trouble whatsoever synching specific playlists from WMP11 (or 10) to my Fuze. I have had other problems with subscription services for a while, but no troubles at all with WMP, simply by synching in Microsoft's recommended windows and manner.
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I haven't tried doing that. I just download my itunes music/ movies onto it.
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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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Jess, This task is a slam dunk with Fuze. I barely know how to run my computer, but transfering my playlists was instantly easy. Buy it. bill
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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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Yes. Here is the link to verufyhttp://www.sandisk.com/products/music-video-players/fuze-plus/
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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.