Is this compatible with iTunes, as in if I plug it to my laptop which has iTunes on it will it automatically start synching?
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Sorry, I'm not sure if this will sync with iTunes. I've never used iTunes because I don't own any Apple products. That's the main reason I bought this, because I didn't want an iPod.
1109384
Only Apple stuff works with iTunes. Media player or File Explorer (drag & drop) are much easier to use than iTunes anyway.
1109385
I can't say...I have both Media Player and I Tunes on my computer so I use Media Player to sync. I think I tunes is proprietary about their stuff, but since you can buy tunes from them it might tolerate something besides an I pod or I phone...sorry, I don't know for sure.
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You don't need an audio interface on your laptop, its as simple as plug in go. You can just play right fromyour itunes.
329992
Rip burn the music to laptop or computer then upload that file to iTunes tick and sync
34655
Do you mean iTunes doesn't recognize this or you can't browse it through windows explorer? iTunes will not recognize it from my experience but I can browse and load files from windows explorer. Be sure to fully charge it before trying to copy from your PC. I found that to be an issue for me that it didn't show up in windows explorer until it was fully charge the on the first use.
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You should be able to the Bluetooth works fine for me. You and also sync music from a smartphone. I have an iPhone with a sync app I just touch my phone to the AV and can play itunes and music from my phone. That is not bluetooth but the bluetooth also works with the iphone.
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Yes, will sync with another music source. We used a smartphone and it worked fine.
377007
As long as your computer or whatever your running iTunes on has Bluetooth then yes
2145849
Yes. There is an iTunes Integration option you can select from the LMS (Logitech Media Server) software you'll need to be running on your PC/Mac.I've never used this feature so how well it functions I don't know. But I know it exists.
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The X5 shows up as a storage device on the PC and acts as any storage device would. To sync, you need an application that will do that for you and none are provided by Fiio. That is the beauty of proprietary software like iTunes as it works wonderfully, until you try to use it with a non-Apple device where its beastly side appears. I haven't researched it, but there are probably other music programs like iTunes that will work with non-proprietary devices if you need the management functionality. But I find it easier to just drag the entire file on top of the old and chose not to replace identical files which simplifies adding new, but that is a one way method as it doesn't delete. The X5 shows up as a storage device on the PC and acts as any storage device would. To sync, you need an application that will do that for you and none are provided by Fiio. That is the beauty of proprietary software like iTunes as it works wonderfully, until you try to use it with a non-Apple device where its beastly side appears. I haven't researched it, but there are probably other music programs like iTunes that will work with non-proprietary devices if you need the management functionality. But I find it easier to just drag the entire file on top of the old and chose not to replace... » Read More The X5 shows up as a storage device on the PC and acts as any storage device would. To sync, you need an application that will do that for you and none are provided by Fiio. That is the beauty of proprietary software like iTunes as it works wonderfully, until you try to use it with a non-Apple device where its beastly side appears. I haven't researched it, but there are probably other music programs like iTunes that will work with non-proprietary devices if you need the management functionality. But I find it easier to just drag the entire file on top of the old and chose not to replace identical files which simplifies adding new, but that is a one way method as it doesn't delete. « Show Less
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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!
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I never used iTunes but I did a quick google search and in a few forums, people discussed that it can play iTunes, but it won't sync with apple software. Apparently you'd have to just manually copy and paste the files.
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Hi Susan, you can use this to connect to itunes. However, connecting this to your PC/MacBook will not give you internet access. This is a form of "tethering". You may want to research this on the net. Lastly, check with your wireless service for a "hotspot" plan... of course and unfortunately, there's a monthly fee for that plus equipment. Good luck! Aloha!
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It's definitely compatible with iTunes to some extent. I use iTunes to rip my CD's because iTunes automatically finds the music info. Then I drag and drop onto my sansa. As to the songs bought off iTunes, they are AAC music files so you would have to convert.
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Don't need to sync... just plug in to your computer and the Pyle will show up as a external drive - you just input or drag your music onto the Pyle icon
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The "RED" charging port is just that.. A charging port. Same as if you plugged your iPad into the wall . More current but not connected to the computer ,so no it won't sync with iTunes. If you use one of the regular ports it will provide a small charge, but if you want to fully charge your iPad from these ports you will need to leave your iPad either off or in stand by mode.
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Mine is over 2 years old. No issues. Use it with iTunes on an HP and old Toshiba laptop with Windows 7 and Vista.
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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.