Can converted songs be transferred to MP3 on a non-Apple computer?
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Yes, I have used it on my hp with windows 7. I am disappointed in how well it worked, it didn't created individual song files. I will be trying it with starting and stopping it after each song. Also it should have included some sort of music software to improve the transfers.
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the device itself is a flash drive that plays mp3. You have to connect it through usb port to a pc and then you will be able to transfer songs.
1335257
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?
416443
You bet --- once you digitize your albums and have them in MP3 format, you can import the into iTunes as you would any other music.
2105519
yes it is; i had music from another mp3 player and I was able to sync and transfer that music to SanDisk. And if i can do it anyone can
557080
Yes, you can. The sound files are recorded into a .wav format (better quality then .mp3), but can easily be converted to other formats using most files converters.
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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
1638354
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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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.
57366
Yes, any mp3 can be loaded onto and used on it as long as the file isn't corrupted
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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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The best free converter I've found is xrecode II It's an audio file converter and audio-grabber / ripperallows you to convert from/to: mp3, mp2, wma, aiff, amr, ogg, flac, ape, cue, ac3, wv, mpc, mid, cue ,tta, tak, wav, wav(rf64), dts, m4a, m4b, m4p (itunes), ra, rm, aac, avi, mpg, vob, mkv, mka, flv, swf, mov, ofr, wmv, divx, m4v, spx, 3gp, 3g2, m2v, m4v, ts, m2ts, adts, shn, tak, xm, mod, s3m, it, mtm, umx, mlp It copies tag tooWorks on XP, Vista, Windows 7 32/64 bit versions.Built-in tag editor And can Merge multiple files to one large audio file
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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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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!
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i know you can paste it into media player, which i would think would transfer to your mp3. i have burned a disc, so it should go to mp3.
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not unless you purchase the mp3 export upgrade from Steinberg. I believe you are given 20 or so mp3 exports before you have to buy the export upgrade, which then will give you unlimited mp3 export. i know because I have been using Elements 7 for the past year and I bought the mp3 upgrade about three or so months ago. Before that I just did the conversion from wav file to mp3 in iTunes.
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Yes you can. As long as it is in a supported format that iTunes or quicktime player can play. Converters for this can be found through google most are free.