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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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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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. （it won't sync to your itunes）
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There are a couple of ways to do that, the easiest being to "authorize" your laptop to play your iTunes library (you can authorize up to 5 devices) and use the iCloud if you don't want to download the songs onto your laptop hard drive. You can also use google and Amazon's clouds to store files. Otherwise, you can "share" your library or us "Air Play."
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I have a fuze, any micro sd card will work with it, it is formatted to accept HC micro sd. You may have to format the card before you use it, however. Check which format your music is in and see if it is supported by the fuze if your songs are not playing.
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yes, i purchased this mp3 player and use iTunes to load music. simple click and drag.
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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.
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Sorry unfortunately you will need to use iTunes. All Apple products require it. However you can just drag and drop within itunes to it... Good luck
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I use copytrans to install my music 1 by 1, but you need to have Itunes on your pc
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Rip burn the music to laptop or computer then upload that file to iTunes tick and sync
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The answer you were previously given is not correct.You can set up a separate folder for iTunes if you so desire.
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Go to Applications & open the iTunes Music folder and copy the files to the TF card.
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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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A USB CONNECTOR. I transferred songs by buying them on iTunes and syncing the iTunes to my iPod. It would load my songs that way. You can ask Questions under help feature to walk you through
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I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash... » Read More I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. « Show Less
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I have not even needed to bother with iTunes because when you pluge these in it opens like a thumb drive and you can just drag and drop your music into it from whatever folder you have your songs in. iTunes would be a separate download though.
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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