QuickTime is a media player and would not normally be used for downloading songs. If you have a URL for a song you can use the Open URL option from QuickTime's File menu.
its probably your quicktime download a new version of that...then update itunes...go to itunes.com to find out how.
MY GUESS WOULD BE TO DOWNLOAD A DIFFERNT VERISON OF THOSE SONGS.
Try frostwire it has most songs and it's easy to use
i have the exact same problem! I want to fix it so bad.
okay after u picked the songs you wanted and there 100% complete right click and click explore and the right click again then put add to itunes *tip* make sure you have the right itunes or it wont download to your iPod
Why not try "E.M. YouTube Video Download Tool". It works great and easy to use. It can also download, convert, burn, search, repair and play any YouTube video. http://www.effectmatrix.com/Youtube_video_download_tool/index.htm
I have a firewall and can still access limewire, it just wont let me download some songs as apparently they contain viruses. It may differ depending on your firewall operator. dont worry though as there is a lot of songs you can download with the firewall, aswell as a few you cant.
you have to make an new folder and save all of your media fire songs to that folder. you do that by clicking download song and then it will give an optoion of open or save and hit save.
Your computer might not have the correct Codec. It is expensive to download the codec so I recommend using Lime Wire to download the songs. After you download them, put them in a folder that is easy to find and then drag the song you want onto the song timeline in your MovieMaker file.
if it wont change songs on its own its probably you have it set on repeat track. if it wont change even if you try to skip songs manually try a new radio
You should go to imesh. It has a free 14 day trial and you can keep the songs on your computer for as long as you want but if you try to put it on a mp3 player or ipod, it wont work for longer than 14 days.
May be your download speeds or a corrupt down loadable file