MPEG-4 audio files can be imported to iTunes 9. They will usually have the extension .m4a or .mp4. The AAC files that you can purchase from the iTunes store are MPEG-4 audio files.
open itunes and click on file, you should see, import file. The window will open so you can choose the files where our windows media player playlist is located. i tunes will start to import the music, it will ask you if you want to convert the files from wma to mp3 click yes. Good listening.
File : import songs (i guess you're talking about importing files) if not : use limewire
To downgrade an AAC (MP4) to an MP3 file open iTunes Preferences and select the Import Settings in the General section. Change the Import Using: option to MP3 and set the Settings to the desired quality. In the iTunes library right click on the AAC file and select Create MP3 version from the menu.
The default audio formats that can be imported into iTunes are AAC, AIFF, Apple Lossless, MP3, or WAV.
You can choose any location for the export from Audacity such as a "Music" folder on your Desktop or even the iTunes "Music" folder if you have one. However you must still import this file from the exported location into the iTunes Library (which makes it visible when you view Library > Music on the left-hand panel of iTunes). There are two ways to import your exported audio files into iTunes:
Media can be imported into iTunes from several sources: Internet media such as MP3 and MP4 can be opened by iTunes. Audio CD media and be played and imported by iTunes. Media files on the computer can be imported or played by iTunes. iTunes can import the files into the iTunes Library in several formats including MP3 and AIF. More types of media can be imported by downloading conversion tools from the Internet. iTunes can copy files into the iTunes Library or LINK to files elsewhere on the hard drive or network. Media can be imported into iTunes either by using the 'File-Add to Library' command or if you have a Mac, dragging files or folders of files onto the iTunes icon in the dock. CD media can be imported into iTunes by selecting in Preferences - General - "When you insert a CD" and selecting what you want iTunes to do. iTunes can just play the CD or add the songs to the iTunes Library. It is good to be connected to the Internet if you import the media into iTunes, so iTunes can get the titles and cover art automatically.
you can go to import to library and find the kuguo download map and then selekt the songs you want to import into itunes, it's as easy as that ;-p
MP3 rocket only strips out a MP3 audio file from your video files. If you want to transfer the whole video, you can import the video into iTunes and then sync it with the iPad.
You can use Dropbox, Dropbox is able to open some formats of video or audio files on your iphone. However, you cannot save these files to your iphone Music or Video without using iTunes.
Yes. Import them into iTunes, then sync them to the itouch.
I know good converter MelodyCan (http://www.convert-any-media.com/) that can easily converts audio and video files from iTunes. You may try. ;)