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.
No you cannot. iTunes music is saved as a MP4-audio file and Windows Media Player can only read MP3-audio files.
Windows Media Player or iTunes can help rip CD to MP3, WAV and other audio formats.
Windows Media Player, iTunes or any CD burning software can do this
No. Windows Media Player is not the only audio/media player for Windows OS. There are other popular media player too. Some of them are VLC, Real Player, QuickPlay, etc.
Multimedia software is a computer program that plays back for example audio or video material, like Windows Media Player or iTunes.
audio and video player developed by Microsoft and distributed with Microsoft windows
Windows Media Player is a media player for playing multimedia. It is used for playing audio or video files.
Yes, you could very well use iTunes and in fact you could use any other music program such as Windows Media Player to rip musics on as long as you have the desired program set for the music. For changing the settings for Windows Media Player go to Tools then click Options and then click the File Type tab and check or uncheck the MP3 Audio File box.
You can go on itunes, you tube and a legal music sharing website!
In Windows Movie Maker, click on Import. Browse for and locate the audio file you wish to use and click Import.
To get songs onto an iPod nano, you have to have iTunes (you can download this at www.apple.com) . If you want songs from Media Player, open both programs on your computer, and drag the songs from Media Player into iTunes. Or, you can buy songs at iTunes too. Once you have iTunes, any songs you download on Limewire go automtically to iTunes. If this doesn't work, then again, drag the songs on Limewire into iTunes.
AnswerItunes is a good music player found free on itunes.com AnswerNever use iTunes (unless you have an iPod) because it is slow, incredibly full of bugs, and Apple is extremely monopolistic on what music/videos can be played on iTunes. Another good media player is WinAmp (www.winamp.com), yet I would still recommend Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center. These programs are polished, fast, and virtually every audio/video format can be played on Windows Media Player (even iTunes formats if you have the correct audio/visual codecs installed). Additionally, Media Player is found on almost every PC, so any media that works on one PC should easily be able to work on another. I personally use Windows Media Player 12 (what comes with Windows 7) and it is amazing! It is blazing fast and it can even handle all files types including Apple's AAC and MPEG - 4 formats without the terrible restrictions Apple imposes on its media. I will never use iTunes again!