If you want to transfer iTunes Store purchases from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod to a computer, be sure to authorize the computer before connecting the device. To authorize, follow these steps:
If the iTunes Store purchases on your device were purchased with multiple accounts, you will need to authorize the computer for each one.
To transfer iTunes Store purchases from your device to a computer, follow these steps:
For iPod songs which were not purchased from the iTunes store, you will need to use third party software such as TouchCopy (www.touchcopy.com) to transfer them from your iPod, iPhone or iPad to your new iTunes.
if you paid for them you just have to redownload them ... go to the same song under the same account and download the song it should tell you that you have already paid for this ... or re sync your itunse account with the same account that you downloaded them with ...
No, the only way you can get music is download itunes on a computer then conmect it to your ereader(pandigital) and you wil have the music in your music file.
Although there could be a non-official way, usually it's not able to get music from your ipod to itunes, or your computer itself. Itunes is a way to organize your music files and convert them to a Ipod supported format, the other way around is simply impossible.
Number one way: First download limewire. Then pick songs you want to download on limewire. After that download itunes. After that your music should be on itunes. You have to make sure your ipod is on windows format. Then you import the music on itunes to music or some other file on itunes. And there you have it free music. Yay! Number two way: You download itunes first and then limewire and the rest is the same.
Contact the website where you purchased the music to see what their policies about backups and additional downloads. Some sites save your purchases for you to download a certain number of times. Some sites let you download one time and leave the backup responsibility up to you.
no there is not my friend
Besides iTunes, an app called iTransfer allows you to get music on an iPad 3.
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 you connect the iPod to iTunes, go to the iPod's music library, and then just drag the songs from the iPod to the iTunes music library.
If iTunes doesnt show the iPod there isn't a lot that you can do with putting music on it. The only way to put music on it and listen to it is that you use iTunes.
Unless you "Transferred Purchases" to your iTunes or made a backup of your iPod, there is ABSOLUTELY no way to.
To upoad to the ipod, yes, but you can retrieve music from anywhere to place on itunes.
The easiest way to buy music for the iPhone is through iTunes. The alternative would be purchasing music from a separate location and putting the music on the device via the iTunes interface.