does this work to import cd to itunes
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Yes, I've. Taken songs off my cd's and are now on my itunes account. I tranfered my music to my computer then opened them to play in itunes, itunes does the rest and stores them in your itunes account
878973
If you go into iTunes preferences, you can have iTunes rip cds into mp3 format. Use that instead.
172106
The short answer is 'No'. The turntable does come with software. The software allows you to enter the artist, album, and song titles. The instructions specify that it is set up to export to iTunes. This is the only way I have used it. It appears that iTunes is required for the import, but once the songs are on your hard drive, you can obviously do whatever you want with them.As already pointed out, you can group your songs by album and burn directly to CD from vinyl without the use of iTunes.
1344912
I would say probably. And if not, chances are there is a way to make it compatible. If you have problems, talk to service reps with iTunes. They are very helpful.
2162404
I would assume so as it comes with software for both Mac and Windows. Why bother though record to a CD then rip to Itunes. I am no techie on these things but much easier.
1874505
I don't believe iTunes supports FLAC. So far as I know, it supports only Apple Lossless, WAV and AIFF (in addition of course to compressed formats like MP3 and AAC). You would probably need another piece of software to import files in FLAC format, and I don't know what that would be. Would probably depend on whether you have a Mac or PC. You could probably find an answer on the internet somewhere. Sorry I can't be more help.
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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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Dear C. Kay,Thanks for your inquiry. There are a number of popular programs to load CD's and convert to FLAC. One is WinAmp, another is Exact Audio Copy(EAC). Itunes does not support FLAC but there are converters that can convert FLAC to what's called Apple Lossless. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
762648
I am not sure. I suggest you try it on a copied CD that you are willing to part with if it doesn't work!
27851
Yes it will work. If i can operate this, so can you. Go to Itunes. com set up an account. Place your cd in the drive of your computer/laptop. Itunes will automatically read all the songs on the CD and ask you if you want to download it (you can uncheck any songs you want to) and bingo, they are put onto your ITunes library. Now plug your IPod into your computer/laptop and it will automatically sync the songs to your IPod, easy peasy!
1068397
Im not good with this stuff. But, we use itunes and all that was on it transferred just fine.
1631100
Yep. You should be able to import the tracks from the CD to your iTunes library.
2098497
Not sure about you references here but I used the device for coping music cd to my laptop and directly into iTunes. It worked fine for those projects.
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It will work through iTunes on a Mac with the latest software. Haven't tried on a pc.
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Of course it comes with software. How else would it work? It connects to your computer's iTunes application via a USB connection. Then you can burn your vinyl record to CD, if you wish. Which is what it's for. I suppose you could listen to the vinyl record through your computer's speakers, also. I don't know if there are stereos with USB connections, but there must be. I've never looked into it.
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I tried it with a mac, you can import purchasss from amazon music to itunes, but no the other way around
436694
yes it would not import to iTunes - I had to look for songs under recent downloads then drag to iTunes and if your cassette was old and warped it will sound like that warped - and for the price it was not worth but maybe 20 bucks and that is what I sold it for a week after I got it.