iTunes

Yes. Just make sure to choose the 64-bit version if you are running a 64-bit operating system

Apple works hard to keep iTunes safe. However there are hackers and phishers out there that will try to take over accounts. If you create a strong password and never share it with anyone, you are reasonably safe.

You will need a credit card with your name on it for this to work. If you make the account and sign in to it on itunes, when you sink the ipod it should have your account on it.

u an figure that out if u go on to settings then there is an app bar click it. then a list of apps will be listed. most of them will have a swich that says 'on-off' u can decide if u want it 'off' or 'on' . i hope this helps

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u just download a song...then u go to itunes and then click music...open the files up and drag ur music to itunes

Nope just say i want a gift card and say the amout:)

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Adding music to YouTube without the permission of the copyright holder is illegal. YouTube will notify you when you upload to YouTube if you are violating someone's copyright so you can remove the file. The offending file will be deleted as will the YouTube account of someone who repeatedly ignores copyrights. (See links below)

Podcasting is used to distribute audio or video files, such as radio programs or music videos, over the internet using RSS syndication for listening on mobile devices and personal computers.

no.

Search for Hallelujah in itunes and you'll be rewarded with a list of all the artists and purchase options. Previewing the song will enable you to listen to a short section to check it's the one you'd like to purchase.

Podcasts (video or audio) are designed to be portable and to be watched when you are disconnected from the Internet. I.e. on your phone, or your iPod, etc.

You do need to be connected to the Internet to download the podcasts and move them onto your player.

Streaming media (e.g., Hulu.com or Youtube etc) requires that you are connected to the server while you are watching the video or listening to the audio.

Is this iTunes icon in the dock? Grab it and drag it out of the Dock, and it will go away. Then drag the icon of the application you want to use into the Dock.

If you mean the application icon...that's fixable too, at least on a Mac. Create or get the new icon you want. Copy it. Find iTunes, which is in the Applications folder, and do Get Info--command-I. Click on the icon at the top of the info box, and Paste the new icon in. Very easy to do.

Yes

iTunes can be installed on any Windows computer as well as Mac.

I just installed one in my 2006 Chevy truck. I kinda flew by the seat of my pants but found it to be pretty simple considering that they strongly recommend professional installation. I pulled the molded dash piece off then unbolted the stereo. I didn't have much slack to pull out but got the wires undone. Save yourself some time and go the website they give in the instructions and find the setting they show for the "box" (tiny switches on the side). After you get that setting you're pretty much ready to install. I had to attach to a 12v constant which I found to be the 'big" orange wire coming off the back off the stereo. I grounded to what I assumed was a ground post on the back of the stereo. It had a plastic screw cap. Then, with some difficulty, "shoved" the box and wires behind the stereo (not alot of room)(make sure you attach the wire that connects the iPod to the "box" and run it wherever you want to). I put everything back together, hooked up the iPod and it worked!... One important note... unless you want to unhook the battery, keep in mind that while attaching to the "big" orange wire it is HOT. I blew a fuse when I forgot on the first try. I had an old sat. radio bracket that I am using to "mount" my iPod. I just used small pieces of velcro to attach. You really need to be able to access the iPod when listening if you want to switch playlists or anything like that. It only seeks tracks once inside of a playlist. I'm kinda disappointed in the volume I'm getting out of the iPod to the stereo. I'm going to try and jack up the volume setting for each song and see if that works as the iPod volume control has no bearing on the output

Addition - There is a volume adjustment knob on the "box" which you need to adjust to match the volume of the radio reception.

you can use a iPod Touch recovery utility (see below) to extract & recover iPod Touch files via iTunes backups (.sqlitedb format automatically saved by iTunes after each synchronization) on your Mac computer. It runs without needing you to connect your iPod Touch device.

This happened a few times with me. The only thing I did was download the songs again on limewire and the songs went straight to my music folder where I had everything and the songs went again. I'm just having problems dragging my movies into my library and while syncing, it says the disk cant be read from or written to. I dont know how to fix that. ---------------------------- The answer to this question is YES, they will, because iTunes simply finds and reads the song's file from the location you imported it - for example, Limewire. But there is a solution. Go into iTunes and highlight the song(s) in question, right click and select "Create AAC Version." AAC stands for Advanced Audio Coding, and it's the format that iTunes Store audio comes in. Anyway, after you've clicked to create the new version, it may take awhile, as iTunes "converts" the song. When it's finished there will be a new song file in your Music library - so you'll have two of the same song. You can delete the Limewire file now, and then delete the file in iTunes that will no longer play, but the AAC one will, even after the others are deleted. (If you aren't sure which is which, either try to play each or look at the date added.) Hope that helps.

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Once you have loaded your iPod with music you do not have to do anything with the iTunes software. You can use iTunes to listen to music while working on the computer. You can connect your iPod to iTunes every so often and check if there are any software updates for the iPod. If you find new music that you like you can add that to your iTunes library and then it will be added to your iPod the next time you connect it.

iTunes features a weekly free song which is usually changed every Tuesday. (See links below)

temp workaround ... type in a search term and iTunes may access the store, then will act as normal. Until this bug is fixed, you may have to do a search every time on startup.

jag

no it wont

You can use torrents, and I recommend you use Bittorent or utorrent. Torrents are an easy and relatively safe way to download files.

You cannot use an iTunes voucher to become a VIP or HC on Habbo Hotel. You must purchase coins through their website or at your local Walmart, EB Games, and Rite AID stores. Upon purchase of a prepaid card you'll receive a voucher code to redeem on the website or through the catalog.

It depends on the type you get. Like a 8gb can hold up to 10 thousand photos but with not much apps or videos or anything else but 16 gb is just doubleing the 8 gb so 36 gb is double again and finally so on with the64 gb aswell