Can I put it into Itunes on the computer and then have it attach to my iPad? This is probably a stupid question.
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You can if you have all the programs necessary to convert the songs correctly. Does require a bit of tech savvy of which I lack.
946964
I had create another folder to put them in and then attached it to mt shuffle, but it think it will go on to the iPad in the same way
946965
I don't have an iPad, but you should be able to do that. I have been putting them on discs & flash drives and importing to my Sansa-cClip.
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I don't know about the iPad part, but Itunes is how I listen to what I've transferred from my cassettes.
1268107
You can't do it directly but, you can to a usb stick...then, to your ipod using itunes
318831
Its a very simple process to download either into Ipad or Iphone. I have done both. pulling books up is simple and look good on the ipad.
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I only use it installed on a PC. I have no idea if it would work on an iPad or IPhone, nor how to connect/hookup/install it. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable. This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to... » Read More This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable. « Show Less
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But how do you go about putting videos onto your card. Can you just click and drag stuff out of your itunes library and drop them off in the Removable Disk "g" folder? If not please tell me in detail!
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It does not work on an IPad, it is not Apple compatible. It can be loaded to and will run off a flash drive on your pc laptop or desktop if you want to transfer between machines.
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I don't use I tunes but it will allow it from media played which is obviously native to most of the PC operating, sorry not an apple fan!
841553
I've only tried on mac book, and I assume it doesn't work for ipad cause ipad doesn't has a usb interface.
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Only Apple stuff works with iTunes. Media player or File Explorer (drag & drop) are much easier to use than iTunes anyway.
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You should be able to...mp3 files generally transfer into my itunes library but I haven't actually tried it yet. I was planning on downloading the software today and giving it a try so I will give a definite answer later.
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I don't own an ipad I'm not sure of your connections I use a flash drive with stored music on it there a conection for ipod/mp3
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When I had the little When I had the little Nano I dragged my music on my computer to my music on my i tunes app.Also when I have my Itunes app opened i put a cd in my computer and it gives me an option to download it to my itunes.
425964
It can not transfer the data in iTunes into the device. Generally speaking, you can put the files to be transfered in a computer hard disk, then copy and paste to the memory card of the device.
661226
This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable.
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No. You have to burn your Itunes songs to a CD, rip them into the Creative Platform and then load them on to the player.
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Yes ITunes is a seperate download on your PC. It's free to download but you don't have to use it to put songs on your device. You can simply download from a music sharing site like Mp3 Rocket and all of it is free.