iPod

Yes it automatically downloads it to your movie folder and then will sync up with your IPODS or Apple TV if you have those products.

You CAN watch Hulu videos on any iPod Touch.

No, you can not; to connect your iPod to another iTunes, you have to put in their password and connect your iPod to their iTunes. When you do that it will ask if you want to "sync and erase" or "cancel". If you click on "Sync and erase" then all of you songs will be gone and you will have their songs because you can not fuse two accounts. I would recommend that if you and the other person with the iTunes, (if your main reason for wanting to sync your iPod with his/hers is to exchange music) then i suggest that you either use a CD (slow method) or a Flash drive (much faster).

No, you need a big block case. The 273, 318, 340 and 360 use the same bell housing, 350, 361, 383, 426, 400 and 440 use a different bell housing. Find more information about this in the HP Torqueflite A727 Transmission Handbook; available at www.tsr-racing.com

Canadians dollars. One dollar coins are called 'Loonies', and two dollar coins are called 'Toonies'. Canadian dollar are very close to the American dollar, I believe. Also...I'm sorry but, it would be 'their' not 'there'.

This is the only way i know,hope it help; 1. Plug in your ipod,check UNABLE box at the buttom of itune. 2. go to MY COMPUTER,then your ipod w/c is not name the same your ipod will be disk E/F/G 3. go to TOOLS menu bar,folder option,click VIEW tab, check SHOW HIDDEN FILES?FOLDER 4. hit APPLY then OK, back to the root of your ipod which is translucent compared to other folder 5 is name IPOD CONTROL open MUSIC you will see folder name F00 to F49 music stored here 6. enter into F00 music file not name of your tracks or arrange in any logical order. 7. exit & back out back to music file folder,select all folder copy on your hard drive 8. now enter itune click FILE, ADD FILE TO LIBRARY,select folder F00 to F49 stored click OK 9. your itunes will copy all music into your library. Hope it works Goodluck.

It says older then 13, so I did 14, and "I did not meet the minimum of age requirements" so I did 16 and it said the same thing... so just say your 18. Good luck. You can try 14.

Rhapsody has three plans:

Rhapsody To Go- Listen to music anytime, anywhere -- including on your portable player. Cost: $14.99 a month

Rhapsody Unlimited-Listen to music anytime, from any web browser. Cost: $12.99 a month

Rhapsody Free-Play 25 tracks for free each month, no credit card required. Cost: Free

email apple and tell them what happened. the apple care tech should offer a 1 time download offer for music purchased from apple.

Yes, but its very very limited. You need the "Xiph components for QuickTime", but its not really worth doing. Because that will only let you play flac files that are in an 'ogg container' rather than in a 'native flac'.

What does that mean in English? Ogg, like some other file formats (mp4 in particular) is a 'container'. You can put other file types into this container (vorbis is easily the most common, to the point where when most people say 'ogg files' they really mean 'vorbis files in an ogg container').

So, if you want flac files to work with iTunes, the file must be 'blah blah.ogg' and not 'blah blah.flac'. You cant just change the filename to get it to work either, and as 99.9% of the flac's I've ever seen are 'native flac' its kind of pointless to even bother.

No.

Don't get limewire, be smart and use regular torrents. Get utorrent, then go to isohunt.com and type in what you want. They have everything there, games, Microsoft office, every music album imaginable.

When you want to download something, go to the site and click download. A little box will come up, just say ok. When the file stops downloading, save it in your downloads or documents (your preference) and then just import the folder from itunes.

You can try AudiCable, which can help you download music from Pandora to MP3, so that you are able to transfer Pandora music to any MP3 Player you have.

AudiCable is a smart streaming audio recording tool. Except for Pandora, you can also download music from Spotify, Tidal, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and other popular music streaming platforms. It can also support converting to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV and AIFF with high quality.

This ipod manage software can transfer the files from ipod to computer, ipod to iTunes, and iPod to iPod:

this is your opinion so you would have to answer that for yourself. some people think that new age music is the best and some peopple think it sucks. so there is no answer to it but your own opinion.

I don't know any specific sites, but I recommend going to BeeMp3.com. It is simply a large MP3 search engine. You simply type in the song or artist you want, and it comes up with a long list of links for you to get the song from. Hope that helps!

Your teacher will instruct you if he/she want you to use the school computer.

Y would u want me to download a horse music

i personally use a p2p program to download free songs and videos. although there are some risks involved such as fake naming. * http://www.flickrmusic.com or... You could go to www.mp3000.net, www.mp3raid.com or www.emp3world.com. be careful on the last one, it has naked pics on the right hand side.

According to the Buyer Reports ; She has the 90gb Apple iPod Shuffle-color is purple and is the 3rd generation.

Thank you for being concerned in what Taylor Swift buys.

Can't. If you really need to listen to this song, try YouTube.

Downloading music for personal use should not be illegal, but it usually depends where you downloaded from or what site

That depends on the laws where you live, the age of the film, and whether the rights holder for the film allows you to download it.

Obviously, if the guy who made the film has put it up on the internet with a sign saying "Free film, please download", then you're safe to download it, no matter where you live.

Secondly, countries have different laws on what constitutes fair use of media - for example, some countries allow making copies of media for your own use but not distributing them (so downloading would be perfectly legal, but selling your downloaded copy would be illegal. This is the case for example in Canada, where the Copyright Act (1985) specifically allows the making of single copies so long as they are for personal use and not distributed), while others outlaw both the distribution and the making of copies (so downloading would be illegal - I believe this is the case in the United States).

Finally, copyright eventually expires, so an old film has no copyright holder, and anyone may makes as many copies as they want and sell them /give them away/ whatever. Depending on where you live, copyright on a movie may expire 25, 50, or 70 years after the film was made - no matter what, if the film was made in the 1930s you're probably okay :)