iTunes

if you want to use the same account, you have options, you can buy or upload songs to your library and plug one ipod in, sync, then do the came to the other, then you will have the same songs on each. Or you can click on your ipod when it is plugged in and click the box under settings that say, sync only cheaked songs. then you can choose which you want to have. or if you want to have your own library, you can create a new user for that computer and habe your own.

The size of an mp3 file will vary depending upon the length of the song and the amount of compression used. A higher level of compression will mean poorer sound quality but a smaller file size. In general an average three minute song at an acceptable sound quality will be around 4 or 5MB.

Copying CDs to your iPod is illegal in Canada. Michael Geist said, "The Canadian Supreme Court today declined to hear a case involving the private copying levy and its application to the Apple iPod. While some are celebrating, the decision effectively renders copying CDs onto an iPod unlawful in Canada. I've posted an additional perspective that challenges the recording industry's decision to welcome the decision. I argue that it signifies an escalation of its war against its own artists." By making second copies of the CD, you are effectively using one CD as two. So you must buy a copy online, at iTunes or other sites for iPod tracks.

No, it is not legal if you don't own the CD.

Ask your friend who gave you the itunes gift card to give you their receipt for the purchase of the card. Then call the Apple Store and they will give you a replacement

It can be done this way:

Connect your ipod to the computer and you will immediately get an alert come up on the computer which should read:

"itunes has detected songs not in the library, do you want to transfer these songs to the itunes library?" (something along those lines....)

to which you should click "YES"

which generation your ipod touch is? if you use itunes to transfer songs from laptop to an ipod touch, you must will get frustrated since itunes will promply wipe out all your previous music, video on ipod and replac them with the itunes library. so for safe, you shoule be good to turn to other tool and get some help in this case.

you can go to this page:

http://www.ipodtocomputertransfers.com/can-you-put-songs-and-videos-on-an-ipod-touch-without-itunes.html

may this will be helpful to you. it seems that program in it support all ipod touch and ipods.

You plug your ipod into your computer using the USB cord provided. On the left side of your itunes your ipod should show up under "Devices". Make a folder on the same left side by clicking the "Plus Sign" symbol and add the songs you want by dragging them from your library to that list. Click on the ipod name on the left side (which is located under "Devices:) and at the top of the screen there will be options. There is one option called "Music", click that. From there you will see "Playlists" and "Artists". There will be boxes next to each of the playlists. Now find the playlist you just made with the songs you wanted to put on your ipod. Click the box next to that playlist. Once you do this look below to "Apply" and click this. Now itunes will be adding all your new songs onto your ipod. Once the songs have been added just click the eject button next to your ipod name on the left side and you can safely remove your device. Hope this helps.

No. If you really want to delete it you right click the song in your iTunes library itself on your laptop and press delete. It is permanent, though.

If you accidentally downloaded it then you have to go to the iTunes store and sign in where your apple id address is. Under purchase history select "See All". Scroll all the way down and press Report a Problem. Enter the month and year that you bought it or go through every batch to find it. When you find it (they may be grouped together if you bought more than one song at once) press the arrow to the left of the order date. You will see a list of songs. Press Report a Problem and fill out the form. An apple associate will email you and give you credit for 1 song.

To listen to a song for free is not illegal at all.Nor is it illegal to download free songs to your PC,but as soon as you then transfer the song to a disc ...if it has copyrights,this is illegal if it hasn't been paid for through the correct channels.So the answer is no..it isn't illegal to listen to songs which you havent paid for.

No and you can't anyway.

Yes, you can still install the iTunes/iPod software, and plug in your iPod, if you have a PC. I have a PC and an iPod.

200 - 250 per gigabyte. One minute of song is approximately 1,000 kilobytes. i dont know ? :|

I have my iPod Nano, and when I made my account, it had those free songs for our account. When I plugged in my iPod to get my songs I bought, it also added the free songs. I didn't want them! Help me!

about 200 or 300 dollars, there pretty expensive and not worth it

you have to go on to your labtop and do it

I don't effin' know....I seriously hope someone would answer this with a legit answer, because I need to get onto my library since my other computer crashed, which had mine on there.

wow this is cool I have a iTunes Card Code and it worked! I got it at http://linkbitty.com/freeitunes2014

If the info is already saved on the device, yes, just don't do any updates or you will lose everything and the unlock.

Well, I'm sorry to here that you dropped it in the water.... But, there's nothing you can do. You will have to buy a new one..... And, I know that stinks, cuz those things are pretty expensive.

Apple's native video file format is the Quicktime File Format (.qt), which is a container for a range of encoded data types. Apple's primary encoding format is MPEG-4 (.mp4), from which a number of other codecs are derived (including 3GP).