iTunes

First import the songs and add them to a playlist. Then you'll need to go online and copy the picture you want. (Ya know, right click and click copy.) Next go to your Itunes and get onto the playlist. Find the song in your playlist. There's a bar on the bottom left side of your screen with an up arrow I think. Click on it and there will be a "cut out" little thingy that says "Drag Album Artwork Here". Right click it and a little paste thingy will come up. If it doesn't, go back and recopy the picture.

Providing you download iTunes directly from the Apple website (See links below) it is perfectly safe.

there's an option that asks you to show duplicates (view->show duplicates)

then delete the duplicate (just dont be an idiot and delete the one you want to keep.

mite also help to delete it off your music folder as well...

Yes, find a free app and try to buy it. It will ask for your Apple ID, click "Create Apple ID". Enter your info and when you get to payment select "None". To get money in your account buy an Apple gift card.

5g definately. The 5g has a video camera, games, and is reall awesome! I think that new one is stupid. When you touck the touch screen your thumb covers the whole dang thing. Not everything needs to have a touch screen yo know. I like the 5g's clickwheel better. The 6g has no video camera and no games. Basically the 5g is the best!

From your description, it sounds like it's frozen. The Apple.com website has instruction for getting their devices unfrozen. Use the USB cable to hook it up to your computer, then visit the Apple website for step-by-step instructions. Or let the battery go dead and then plug it up to charge and then turn it back on.

Of course you can!! Macsome iTunes Music Converter is good to convert M4P, AAX, AA iTunes songs into MP3 and it has both Windows and Mac versions. Just have a try!

Depending on your iPod, one way to do the transfer is to simply set your computer so hidden files and folders are shown, then to acess your iPod as if it were any other hard drive. So you open it up and somewhere within the iPod will be a folder named something like "music" and within that will be folders marked (I've found) f#.

The only problem is sometimes the encryption used to store the music doesn't convert properly so you get loads of 4 letter songs. The way to deal with that is to right click and sellect settings on the track and change the decryption type.

There are also many programs which will allow you to transfer. Some free, some with a 10 song trial sort of things, some with a purchase fee. But the way I've told you above is easy and normally works well.

the reason i say depends on your iPod is because I've only used this on the 2nd generation iPod, the 4th and the iPod nano and shuffle. haven't used it on the latest touch, nor the latest shuffle and nano.

Hope this helps.

The number of files is limited by disk size and the file sizes. iTunes can stream from files up to 4GB. Basically, The larger your hard drive, the more songs you can store there. But iTunes can link to external hard drives and USB Flashdrives at the same time, so if you have external drives and a hub, there is no limit.

You can set up iTunes in its preferences to either copy songs into your iTunes library, which limits the library size to the size of your hard drive, or have iTunes link to files outside the physical iTunes library, which means you can connect as many drives as you can and link to as many songs as you want. USB chains can be very long, and there could be a problem with the USB setup if you change the locations of the drives, but as far as iTunes goes, it is probably limited by what can be indexed by the system, which is probably in the millions.

Yes. You must first load the CD onto your computer through iTunes, and then move the CD onto your iPod.

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8 gbs cost $200.00

32 gbs cost $300.00

64 gbs cost $400.00

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I got this info from itunes.com . Go check it out if you are looing at apple inc. products.

Through the Zune software

Link Below

No. Blu-Ray discs are not DVDs and they will only work on Blu-Ray players. But there are portable Blu-Ray players

First of all, you need a unique tool to help you download songs that you like. I think the AudiCable Audio Recorder is the best choice for you. It can help you download songs from various music platforms and keep the original sound quality. Just need a few easy operation steps, you can finish downloading songs from your computer to your iPhone.

You can visit amazon.com/mp3 and search for your song. Once you've selected the song you need to click the "give song as a gift" button under the "buy" button.

Alternatively, you can use www.poptoken.com which is a more streamlined interface for giving songs or mp3s. It uses Amazon for MP3 delivery and costs the same (which means no DRM and it will work with iTunes if that's your cup of tea). You can also visit Pharmacys such as Rite Aid. Go to their Gift Card section, and they have Amazon MP3 Gift Cards.

I have had an ipod touch since the first inception, it is most definitely a brick. Definitely adore the new generations, and their extreme portability.

If you have a verified credit card still on the account then it will charge the credit card, if the credit card used to make the account has been removed you will not be able to purchase anything unless you have an itunes card.

When first creating your account, you need to choose the United States store. In the payment section, choose no payment option. Please note, you cannot use your Maldivian credit card to make purchases from the United States stores. You can only download free stuff from the iTunes store.

first it is called burning and second, this is for windows media player. Open the burning tab, then find the songs you wish to burn. Then click and drag them to the right panel and it will show the song. Then look at the bottom of the panel and click burn and enjoy!!

To delete your songs, you have to swipe across them with your finger to delete them. If you have turned on 'Wirelessly connect to iTunes', turn it off and then delete the songs you want. If you want them to stop reappearing when connecting to iTunes with the USB connector, go onto iTunes on your computer and click on the music category near the top on the left hand side and double click on the album that you want to delete the songs from and uncheck them (there should be boxes near the song titles that you can untick.) And Voila! They should not reappear on your iPod unless you retick them. If you do retick them, they will reappear!

Yep just lap that code in ..... Bam out of dept.

i have the same problem......just call comcast,ask someone else,or just get and/or use wi-fi

try puting your firewall down then downloading

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