iTunes

No, only an Apple iPod will work with the iTunes application.

To drag a music or video file into your iTunes library, left-click the file and hold, drag the file into your iTunes library and it will sync the file into your library.

If this has happened to all your files it because you've moved them (renamed directory containing music) or your iTunes library is corrupt.

If you moved your files you can use something like dreamweaver to do a search and replace on the XML library file and update the worng path to each file with the correct one.

If you have a Mac, you can use tool that automatically fixes this by Spotlighting lost files: http://itunes.pornel.net/

type in ssf2 download in google, click on first choice, i think meclodeon games, and click on the version you want.

Games for the iPod Nano and iPod Classic cost about $4.99 each. However, there are certain apps for the iPod Touch and iPhone that are free.

Yes you can, though you have to be careful you dont sync the songs on the new computer with the songs on your ipod or you could end up loosing music. Easiest way to do this is just create a new account on the computer and then get itunes going on that account and then use that account for uploading and downloading songs. Contact itunes if you have any problems, a few of my own mates had to contact itunes and they all said that the customer service is good so.. Hey isn't this awsome writing? Ya I know it is because im so sexy! !PEACE!

sur they can i mean does it say a limit? no, so sure more than one person can shar an account but, one thing that you shouldn't get is "limewire" it gives your computer a virus so yea don't get that!

*If you are saying using one email address on two accounts, then that would be a NO!

You will immediately see a red indication that you can't and says something like "The email address you entered is already being used for an Apple Account. If it is yours, you can cancel and Sign In using that Apple account. "

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First of all, one "rips" media onto the computer. "Burning" is when creating a new CD or DVD. In order to "rip" a DVD onto your computer, you must first have a drive capable of reading DVD's. One cannot just use their CD reader for this. You might also need some software in order to process this information that is being downloaded.

im pretty sure that the main source is downloading them from itunes...

4shared is a webite where you can upload, share, and download files online.

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It was removed.

Actually, there are several ways to transfer iPhone music to iTunes.

The best way I know is to use a third-party app such as this one (copytrans.net) if you run a PC or this one (xtremsoft.com) if you are on Mac.

You will find further info on this interesting blog:

http://ipodtocomputer.blogspot.com

Do you mean the movie Baby Mama- if so there are trailers for that movie. If you mean the artist, then no. She is not on itunes yet.

There is some buttons in the bottom left cornner its the one that looks like a loop... hope this helps ^.^ ~morgie

you have to transfer all your songs to itunes before you send it to repair or restore it.

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Raver - a person who goes to a rave

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Simply select that song and press the delete button on your keyboard.

In order to get assistance one would suggest that you log into the Apple Support Communities and either read through the posts of users with the same error message and see if the offered assistance helps with your error, if not one would suggest starting your own thread providing as much information as possible.

Short answer: For most people, it's virtually impossible to hear the difference between a 256 kbps AAC audio file (which is currently the format available from iTunes) and a CD. If you're using very high quality sound equiptment, you may be able to hear a difference depending on how trained your ears are. Even then, it won't be very noticable. Still, AAC is a "lossy" format, so audio data is lost when you rip from a CD to AAC, even if your ears can't tell the difference. If you convert your AAC files to MP3 or any other "lossy" format, you will loose more sound quality with each conversion. That's partly why some audiophiles prefer to rip CDs to a lossless format such as FLAC and .wav files. These files take up much more space, but you won't loose any audio data.

According to Apple (at 800-My-Apple) The only way to contact itunes customer service for the store is via the web. www.apple.com/support/itunes/store/browser The site has some prompts to narrow the issue (not much of a selection) and promises a response within 24 hours.

Yes, and i am using Daniusoft media converter ultimate, since it helps me convert variety of files to iTunes m4v video. As well as AVI.

the only way is for him to login then burn the songs then reimport them (this will remove the encryption) As for movies i do not belive there is a way. If they are from youtube or a music video try looking it up there and downloading it at www.mediaconverter.org