Can I transfer all of my songs (both from my CDs) and from iTunes (2 computers)?
1091624
Itunes only allows to sync to one computer at a time. As far as the cd question goes, to transfer music to any apple product you need to first transfer the songs to iTunes an use their software to transfer the songs to your iPod.
633566
No this would not do the job. Only itunes can be used to load music onto an iPhone. Copy disk using laptop and load music into your iTunes Library, and then use Sync Device. Google "How to copy music to iPhone" for 3 best ways to move music to iPhone.
559586
I've heard it is, but I just did it. I submitted an email to the apple support team and they sent me links addressing how to legally move your music library from one computer to another. Bottom line... It can be done. Don't let the rumors scare you out of purchasing an I-Pod.
940683
Just plug the thing into your PC (I have no experience using it w/ a Mac) and it will appear as an new drive - perhaps the E drive or F drive. Then simply drag and drop music files to that drive. Good Luck
1583494
You load iTunes on your computer which converts CD to MP3...when done simply sync with iTunes
1233675
I have not tried to do that but I did download them to my computer so you should be able to transfer to a CD. I transferred mine to an external hard drive.
2236570
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.
989729
If you have iTunes it's a piece of cake. Simply move the songs into a playlist and then burn. Windows Media Player is almost exactly the same. And yes, the cd's are preformatted.
751284
I have never used iTunes so I can't say. I usually but my digital music through the Amazon site. Sorry I could not be more help.
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.
1012359
Yes, you can rip your CD via iTune. Just open up iTune on your Mac or PC. Insert a music CD and click import.
487286
If you're talking about from one drive to another. Copy works. No need for special tools. But, consider exporting your important playlists to the XML format (under File maybe on windows? not sure). that way when you move things you can re-import them and not lose anything.There is a technote on Apple's site about moving windows itunes files around.(trimmed because it's huge) http://tr.im/m4AkMore info there if you search for (moving iTunes files on Windows computers)Also, before you do the copy, be sure to deregister the old PC. It's under the Advanced menu I think. Otherwise it'll take up one of your 5 registrations for any DRM music you still have. If you're talking about from one drive to another. Copy works. No need for special tools. But, consider exporting your important playlists to the XML format (under File maybe on windows? not sure). that way when you move things you can re-import them and not lose anything.There is a technote on Apple's site about moving windows itunes files around.(trimmed because it's huge) http://tr.im/m4AkMore info there if you search for (moving iTunes files on Windows computers)Also, before you do the copy, be sure to deregister the old PC. It's under the... » Read More If you're talking about from one drive to another. Copy works. No need for special tools. But, consider exporting your important playlists to the XML format (under File maybe on windows? not sure). that way when you move things you can re-import them and not lose anything.There is a technote on Apple's site about moving windows itunes files around.(trimmed because it's huge) http://tr.im/m4AkMore info there if you search for (moving iTunes files on Windows computers)Also, before you do the copy, be sure to deregister the old PC. It's under the Advanced menu I think. Otherwise it'll take up one of your 5 registrations for any DRM music you still have. « Show Less
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There is a way to transfer your songs from the old computer to your new computer. I did this successfully a few months ago. I am fairly technically inept, but I was able to do it following Apple's instructions (see link at end of this post). It was a little bit of an ordeal, as I had to use my iPod as an external hard disk to move all my stuff over. However, if you follow the instructions from Apple's help link, you should be able to do it too. Good luck! http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329
503813
No, but you can import your CD music into your iTunes and listen to it that way. I've done that with all my old CDs as CDs are simply old technology.
789703
The easiest way is to hook both up to a single computer and transfer from there. I use MS Home Server of run them from the router and copy.
823705
Normally you would select them by pressing the control key and clicking on each song you want to transfer. If you want to transfer ALL, select the first in the list and hold the shift key while using the Down Arrow or End key to highlight the entire list. Right click on a selected title and select "Copy" or Drag & Drop the list into the desired folder. Much easier said than done! :-) Merry Christmas & Happy New Year. - Mike
1068397
Im not good with this stuff. But, we use itunes and all that was on it transferred just fine.