Copy CD Music to localhost and convert them to iTunes compatible audio.
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To have iTunes recognize an audiobook separately from your music files, make sure the file format is compatible with iTunes (such as M4B for audiobooks). You can also specify the media kind of the file in iTunes as "Audiobook" to categorize it correctly. This will help iTunes organize and list audiobooks separately from your music files.
Yes. You can purchase them from Amazon Music. See the related link.
In general, iTunes will not allow one to move music from an iPod to a PC. The only exception is music that you have purchased through iTunes. There are a number of programs that will bypass iTunes and help with the management of your iPod. One such program is Copy Trans Manager.
Tunebite re-records copy protected audio and saves it in a range of formats. Providing the saved material is in a format compatible with iTunes you can drag the saved files into the iTunes library.
Yes, you can. iTunes will automatically convert all your music files into ones that are compatible with an iPod.
You can make a playlist on iTunes, Limewire, Imesh, nutsie and other varieties of music programs.
I use jamglue.com some people use limewire or bearshare or itunes it depends if you want to pay for the music.
Not if it is purchased or if it is provided by a licensed site. Programs like iTunes allow you to pay for downloading your music... that is legal.
if you are wondering about other music programs to download music there is "Ares", Limewire, ect.. but if you want to listen to music most computers come with "Window Media Player"
First you need a SD card that is compatible with the dsi and you have to have music on itunes. When you do put the SD card into the computers removable disk drive. then click on itunes.when you click on itunes hit library. drag tunes into your SD card folder.