iPod

Vevo is my favorite. Lots of official bands/artists post super high-quality music videos to Vevo, some of which can be searched through Youtube.

Other than that, Youtube.

If you're feeling experimental, you can get Megavideo for just about any video clip, and Grooveshark for (free unlimited streaming of) just about any song.

If you're looking to make your own video with music, you can download Youtube clips with for free with Realplayer, and then convert them (still using Realplayer) to Flash Video (.flv), MP3, or Window Media Video (.wmv), as well as all Apple non-DRM-protected formats.

Some of the most popular songs of Tupac Shakur based on Billboard rankings are:

California Love

How Do U Want It

Dear Mama

I Get Around

Keep Ya Head Up

Do for Love

Thugz Mansion

Runnin' (Dying to Live)

So Many Tears

Temptations

I Aiin't Mad At Cha

Papa'z Song

Jaksta works great! I have tried a whole bunch of other products and this is the best!

Not free but very cheap.

StreamTransport can do it well. you can have a try, it is free.

The workaround is to use a screen video recording tool to record hulu video or TV shows.

There is a misunderstanding. Let"s look at the French language, Chanter is the VerbTo sing. a Chanteuse is a female singer, usually in a popular style like the Late, Great Edith Piaf, Une Cantatrice is a classical or Opera singer, female. (There is no male equivalent) rather Like(Diva) a Chanteuse song would simply mean a song by a female singer. Chanteuse (Woman who sings) is not a style of Music and should not be confused with talky-semi lyric(Chants)-thogh Chanter and chant have a common origin. There was a group called the Chanters and this was pronounced in the English, not French style Not(Shawntays!). There You Go. Love, this is my Song was orignally written in French and I suppose if you must have this ungrammatical term, a (Chanteuse) song. By the way is about, as you may have guessed Anastasia.

Okay, we're going to uninstall both iTunes and Apple Application Suppport this time. When we reinstall iTunes, that should reinstall Apple Application Support as well. We'll take a few additional explicit precautions along the way too. Best to print these instructions out, because at one stage of proceedings you won't be able to use a web browser.

First, a brief disclaimer: in answering your question, I'm assuming that you are only using LimeWire in way that does not violate copyright law. Much of the content downloaded from LimeWire and other music/file sharing services is shared in breach of various countries' copyright laws. This behavior is not condoned or supported by this contributor or WikiAnswers. That said, there are legitimate uses for LimeWire and similar services, and I answer on the grounds that you are knowingly using the service in a way that complies with local and international law.

In order to add the music to your iPod, you must first add the music to iTunes. The process is easier if you have all the files you want to add in one folder, so if they aren't already, I'd suggest creating a folder on your computer and putting the music there. In iTunes, open the File menu at the upper left hand corner and choose 'Add to Library' (for a Mac) or 'Add Folder to Library' (for a PC). Choose the folder containing your music and it will be added to iTunes. From there simply sync your iPod as you normally would.

.you make a burn list then burn it to the CD or its sometimes called ripping. but you can make these list on windows media other music players from your computer.and you do have to have the CD in the computer.lol.and it cant have any music or files on it either.

Why put "lol" in this piece of text/writing?!

When navigating through your library in iTunes, select the song you wish to remove and press your keyboard's "Delete" key, or right click it and click "Delete." It will ask you to remove it from your library or from your computer entirely; The former case will allow you to keep your song but not have it accessible in your iTunes library until you choose to import it again, and the latter case will erase it completely.

If you want to remove a song that is already removed from your library but want to permanently erase it, find your iTunes music folder (Often in your unique user folder, under "My Music" or "Music") and find the folder with the song's artist's name as it's title. Go inside and manually delete the song you'd like to remove.

ok welll first of all its legal and this is the really thing ok firsy serch a song on frostwire then download it then download i tunes then open the file u downloaded on frost wire into i tunes then plug in the ipod with the usb and BAM the ipod syncs itself and there u have a song repeat

To install 'grey market' (ahem) games you will need to install a new (unofficial and unsupported) operating systems (eg IPodLinux, and Rockbox).

Check the websites below to see if your IPod has enough memory, and is the correct Gen for the software to work.

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You could try youtube to MP3 converter or you could go on pirate bay but you would have to download Bit torrent first

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tend to use MP3Raid and so far have had no problems at all with it. Good luck

Pricing of electronics changes almost day to day. A store with the best prices today may not be the best price tomorrow. It also depends on your location. Buying locally may be less expensive because of shipping and import duties.

When you are ready to buy, hunt through the magazines, the web and local papers to get the best possible price.

Happy shopping!

That actually depends, if you want to add music to a PowerPoint, you go to insert, movies and sounds, sound from file, after this you pick the music to the PowerPoint and press OK. If you want to add music to a word file you could just play the music alongside the document. That's all I could think of.

I have been looking on my ipod nano and i can not find how to get the radio if you know that it does not have a radio will you please reply! Thank you

iPod nanos do have radio. You can usually find it on the main menu.

1. Open iTunes.

2. Create an account.

3. Go to the iTunes store.

4. Search for the songs you want.

5. Click "buy"

6. Enjoy your music.

OR

1. Find the song you want on you're computer.

2. Right click it and got to "open with... iTunes."

3. Enjoy your music.

Well you can't download free TV shows but you can get Freeview and with the digital switchover it is cheaper! For a Freeview box it is around £20. Some new TV's have Freeview built in.

Yes, you can, in fact. Just go to Apple.com. Then click 'iTunes', but it will only allow previews, and then will link you to iTunes, which you may have to download if you do not have it.

Otherwise no.

In fact, due to a recent update, even those with earlier versions of iTunes cannot access the store anymore.

In my opinion - it's made musicians lazy ! Why learn the fundamentals of playing an instrument - when a computer can do almost everything for you ! I'm old enough to remember when music was 'raw' and exciting - instead of the clinical digital stuff bands produce today.

In the General section of the iTunes Preferences click the Import settings and select the desired option AAC or MP3 will give the greater compression. If you have an uncompressed track in your iTunes library you can right click on the track's title and select a conversion option from the menu.

You select it, right click, then select copy. Then go to your music folder and right click and select paste. (If you want to select multiple files click on one then hold shift and click on the last one in your list)

First. Put the CD into the computer. Then open Windows Media Player, if you have that. Then click Copy from CD. Then click Copy Music. The Music files should then be in the folder, 'My Music'. Plug in your MP3 player into the USB and then drag the music files into the MP3 player folder.

Oh yeah what if you don't have a computer... get on one. Oh wait. You must have to have posted this. Divvyyy!

First, remove the front engine cover (the part with the glove box in it) by removing the two screw on the upper sides and the two horizontal nuts on the very bottom front on both sides. Then remove the dash face cover by removing the screw on the top left hand side by the drivers door hinges, and the two screws underneath on each side of the steering coloumn. Once these screw are removed, just give it a good tug to pull it off and over the steering wheel. When this is done, you can see the complete radio. Squeeze the plastic clips on each side of the radio and pull the radio toward you. Now remove the wiring harness and the antennae plug in. The radio is now free and out.

Hi,

The center pin is the main signal (positive) and the outer ring is the shield, or ground, which protects the signal from interference (negative).

Hope this helps,

Cubby

My dad works at ubisoft paris, so he knows what the tracklist is for Just Dance 5.

ABBA - Dancing Queen

Amy Studt - Misfit

Axwell feat. Max'C - I Found U

Billy Joel - Piano Man

Britney Spears - Everytime

Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love

Chris Brown - With You

Coldplay - Viva La Vida

Craig David - Fill Me In

Crossroads - Zombie Like Me

Daniel Bedingfield - The Way

Ellie Goulding - Starry Eyed

Elton John - Electricity

Genesis - That's All

Unfortunately, that's all they have done but i'll find out more soon!

No. There are plenty of other burning software out there. Just to name a few: Nero, Infrarecorder (my favorite because it's free), and Windows Media Player.

Judging by the fact that you relate burning CDs to iTunes, i recommend Windows Media Player to you. (Unless you use a Mac :P)