If you are burning audio CDs, no matter what you do, you will only be able to fit about 72 minutes of music on each disc (this varies between different brands of CDs, but 72 is about the minimum, 80 about max). This does not change regardless of the compression. If you really want to make your songs shorter, you can do that by selecting a song then selecting "Get Info" from the "File" menu. Click the "Options" tab at the top of the dialog box that comes up. You will see two text boxes that allow you to change the start and end time of that particular piece of music. Starting your songs later or ending them later will allow them to take up less room on an audio CD. If you are burning mp3 CDs, however, you can use iTunes built-in compression and conversion tool. Read this Apple support document for the step-by-step: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61000 Generally, using a lower bit-rate in the Preferences dialog will give you smaller songs so you can fit more on a disc.
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To compress means to make things smaller and more dense. If you mean compress as in spinal compression, it would mean to make things shorter.
In the iTunes main window, where your songs are displayed, click "Artist" at the top of the list. This will change the sorting method.
You should make a folder for the songs. Then you must have the folder open and your itunes at the same time. Highlight all of the songs in your music library, and drag them into the folder. It may take a few minutes if you have a lot of songs to transfer into the folder.
you can most of the time buy it on itunes
activate home sharing on both computers. make sure they are both connected to the same wifi and that itunes is open on both computers. u can import the songs from one library to the other
You cannot delete songs directly from iPod Touch. You must connect it to iTunes. Go to the music section of your iPod and right mouse click on the songs you want to delete and click delete. Then, safely eject it through iTunes to make sure the process will work.
No, iTunes does not have every song ever recorded. Most songs that are recorded never make it past the garages they were recorded in, i.e., many songs are amateur and not professionally made. iTunes cannot possess a song that was not released.
you first make the playlist in your Itunes, then drag it to your ipod, after that its as simple as dragging songs from your Itunes to the playlist that you dragged to your ipod
No. Songs from Limewire can be added to the iTunes library, and then the iPod can be synced. Songs from multiple sources can all co-exist on the iPod without problems.
download the song from limwire and from there drag it to itunes. To drag it make sure the limewire window appears in front of itunes and drag to your itunes music library.
yes you can buy an itunes card and redeem it on zune... if zune allowed that they wouldnt make any money from people buying there songs