iTunes All my music is iTunes format. Will this work?
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Thank you so much. That will help so much. Now I need to decide what I want. Thank you for making it so easy :)
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In iTunes, go to Help, Index Tab, MP3, and select "Saving a copy of a song in a new file format" and follow the directions (by selecting MP3 as your format). Note: this is not just for importing new music as it may appear in the description. You have to change the Import Settings in Edit, Preferences, General Tab before you can change the format in your Library. The entire collection can be reformatted by Selecting All, Advanced, Create MP3 Version. Good Luck!
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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 tried this today and it worked! I'm glad for the simple yet effective way to get around the iTunes situation. Thank you!
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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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you CAN use your itunes card for your mp3. It will just take a little more effort.Once you purchase music on Itunes, burn it onto a regular audio disk, (one that will play in a stereo - not mp3), then reimport the disk into itunes as mp3 (see under itunes preferences, importing.Have fun with the tunes.
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itunes isn't compatible with most mp3 players...just ipod and a couple of others. I would suggest to download your music onto your player using windows media
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Richard, generally, as I understand it, yes. You will be able to record your records to your PC hard drive. From there, you can convert your music files to whatever formats you prefer. For iTunes, I believe you can import them into iTunes and iTunes will automatically convert them to iTunes format as you import them. If there is a more direct method to record them to iTunes, I'm not aware of it. Hope this helps! Skip
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If you update to the latest version of the software, you won't need to bother with iTunes at all. Download it here: http://www.ionaudio.com/ezvc
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the previous answer is correct re iTunes. You need dBpoweramp or similar to convert to FLAC.
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Yes you can. I can't get itunes to work so I can't rip the songs but I can still listen to them.
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No, I tunes use a different format, you would have to down load your files, use a MP3 converter and convert them over to MP3. Amazon music will work.
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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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No. You can only download iTunes for the iphone, ipad, ipod, or your computer or laptop! I owned this player in the past and I do not recommend it. It's junk and very slow.
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I used iTunes. I just opened them both up and grabbed them over to the New file
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JW485, I tried what you are describing and everything in my existing music library played fine. I streamed over my 2006 Macbook Pro(802.11g). To set it up in Itunes go under edit &gt; preferences&gt; advanced and change the location to your external HD. The problem I had was with downloading new music. Itunes failed to authorize and completely download any newly purchased music, and it took a day of email exchanges with the Apple support to redownload the music. Ultimately, I changed the library location back to default to my local laptop HD so that I could purchase new music without the headache. I was a bit disappointed in the process considering the cost of the router and Apple's reputation.
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It doesnt work directly with Itunes, but you can drag music from your itunes library onto the device.
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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