iTunes

I know good converter MelodyCan (http://www.convert-any-media.com/) that can easily converts audio and video files from iTunes. You may try. ;)

U dont

The F107 will store music files [mp3's] on to a micro sd card [max 8gb] place in a side panel of the phone. If storing the files is all you want, then sorted. However, if you want to listen to the music, forget about it. The internal EQ is rubbish, even if the setting were manual it sounds as it does listening to it out of the phones speaker. Cheap-Cheap, like the bird. Otherwise it's a good low price phone.

When you attach an ipod to a computer for the first time it will ask you if you want to manage your music automatically or manually. Automatically means that every time you hook up your ipod it will sync all the songs from your itunes library to the ipod and wipe out all songs on your ipod that are not in your itunes library. Manually means that when you hook up your ipod it will not sync anything: You have to manually drag the songs from itunes to your ipod.

Now if you want to go the other way (get music from your ipod and put it in itunes) that's harder. Itunes doesn't allow you to burn discs from playlists on your ipod so you need to be creative. What you have to do is go to "My Computer" and under the folder options you need to "show hidden files and folders". The ipod music is hidden (for safety reasons) so depending on your computer you'll need to do a bit of searching. Once you find them they'll be labeled with code letters (AJDK for e.g. ) Some will show you the title of the song when you put your cursor over them or check the file properties, but otherwise when you click on them they'll be added to your itunes library. A lot of work for just a simple thing but it works every time.

dont worry it doesnt work ... tried it a million times with ipod touch

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i dont think you can. you can download them off itunes. and i know another website u can download them off and it is legal and its called mp3skull.com

no

to jailbreak ur ipod go to www.blackra1n.com and select either windows or mac version. after jailbreaking, get the app in cydia/rock called "categories"

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No, there is no Garageband app for the iPod Touch.

Garageband can only be accessed if you have a Mac computer that either has iLife pre-installed on it, or if you have a Mac and buy an iLife disc to install Garageband. It is a software, not an app.

You can do it one of two ways: go onto cydia and download cydelete, then delete it from the springboard like you would delete a normal app, or you can go to cydia>manage>packages, scroll down until you find it, click on it, hit the install button, and hit remove.

It depends. If you're asking the Apple Music streaming audios, yes, you can only download them to the licensed Apple devices.

But if you've purchased Apple Music, or you just convert Apple Music to MP3 or other open-source music formats, you can transfer them to any device you want.

I've ever tried the NoteBurner iTunes Audio Converter, it helped me a lot to download my whole iTunes library offline.

some are free some are not

Yes. Add the lyrics to the Lyrics tab of the Info window in iTunes and then sync them to the iPod Nano. Swipe left on the Nano's screen (when looking at the controls) to view the lyrics.

The music in the iTunes store is supplied by license from the record companies. Songs purchased from the iTunes store will benefit the artists in a similar way as purchasing a CD from a regular store.

thats just the thing.. you cant i have tried everything and searched it on every website but you cant! sorry :/ i want to change mine to so its okay!

plug your ipod in and open itunes. when the screen comes up click sync. if this doesnt work go to songs and check all. to say that you want them. then press sync as for apps go to applications and check all. again then press sync please give recommendation points thx

You can't I dont think. Apple equipment uses iTunes for downloading about everything, if you don't download iTunes you won't be able to start up your iPad.

intentionally you cant but if you sign in on the new computer with your old account and click the file share "on" button you will be able to access all of your files on your olther computer.

Or you can use an ipod to computer transfer program to help.I personally use this iPad/iPhone/iPod to Computer Transfer.It helps me to transfer my songs/videos/photos/playlists etc from ipod to my computer directly and safely.It works well for me.

If you mean apps, then there's a button on the bottom of the screen that says 'app store' on it. Hope this helped.

Playlists in iTunes can be renamed by double clicking on the name and entering a new name into the editable text box that opens.

I discovered how to delete it by accident haha. You can simply highlight the playlist you wish to delete, and press the enter key and it should disappear.