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Answer I feel your painCheck this site out.http://hifiblog.com/past/2006/05/11/howto-move-your-itunes-music-while-preserving-library-data-when-you-dont-let-itunes-manage-your-music-library/#comment-14123Good luck.
You can download them from Itunes, etc.You can buy them and put the CD into your CD-Drive
Open itunes, or windows media player, insert a cd, wait till it downloads
You must install iTunes. Install iTunes, get the music files into your library, then from your itunes library, you can put them onto your ipod touch. Thank You-- Dahat 1992
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You can purchase music in MP3 format from sites such as Amazon mp3. These mp3 files can be played on the majority of media players such a Windows Media Player, Winamp or iTunes. You can also purchase music from the iTunes Store. However these files can only played within the iTunes player (although you can download codecs which will allow mp4 files, the file format iTunes and iPods use, to play on Windows Media Player.).
If you have an Apple Music subscription, you can log into your Apple ID, select the songs from iTunes and download them for offline listening within the Apple Music app or iTunes desktop client. Alternatively, you can also try Macsome iTunes Converter. It can download iTunes music files and Apple Music tracks on your computer. Then you can find the downloaded tracks locally. In this way, you can listen to iTunes music on any media player.
if the music is on windows media player or something like that, send it to documents. then, when you are in documents, right click on the file and choose "open with" and pick itunes. or, if itunes is your default music player, just double click the file and it should open in itunes.
I think you mean iTunes. iTunes is a software that allows you to transfer media (music, podcasts, movies, ebooks, etc.) from your computer to your iDevice (iPod, iPhone, or iPad). It also acts as a media player, allowing you to play music files. Comparable software would be Windows Media Player or RealPlayer.
updating your iPhone should not affect your music, but if it does, you should have a copy of your music stored on your iTunes authorized computer. If you purchase your music on iTunes, you should have a copy of all of the music you ever purchased in iCloud incase you lose anything. I think manually managing your media on iTunes has something to do with losing your music after updating.
no, 1.Itunes is free 2.you can put music on your computer to Itunes then ipod.
If you are talking about the Ipod Touch then you can either play the music from itunes your media player or library that you stored the music in...but other wise if it is not your computer I don't think you can.... sorry ://