iTunes

You can't unless you have an iTunes card. Although, the first time i signed up for iTunes, there was something that you could click that let you skip it, but that was on the old iTunes. You have to give your address and stuff like that either way.

You can use a CD-ripping program. The most common ones are iTunes and Windows Media Player.

I use iTunes.

You can download iTunes here: "http://www.apple.com/ca/itunes/download/"

When you insert a CD into your computer, it asks if you would like to import a CD. Say "Yes" and wait patiently for the CD to import in to your computer.

You should now be able to listen to that CD with iTunes.

You press options and click on the ringtone and press send to phone. then type in phone number

You cannot use an iTunes gift card twice, for once it is used the servers at Apple will know that it has already been used, therefore you cannot use it twice.

You can set up a MobileMe account (free 60 day trial) and use the Find my phone feature to track an iPod Touch (or iPhone or iPad). There is an associated free Find my phone app available from the iTunes store. (See links below)

The App is free but you have to have a MobileMe account.

If you were to add only songs to your iPod touch, you could store 7,000 with the 32GB iPod. However, you can also store up to 40 hours of video as well as any games or other applications you download.

I have used this and it is great!.

alot

go to iTunes, click 'file', click 'add file to library', search and click on the Windows Media Player song folder or what ever you put your songs in

Go to the Itunes Store and go to the Quick Links section on the right. Then click Redeem and type in the code after you scratch off the back with a coin.

I think you mean "touch" not "tocuh"? You can pay between $200 and $400 for the Touch.

Find it here: http:/storezperiodzapplezperiodzcom/us/browse/home/shop_ipod/family/ipod_touch

you can it is on itunes but i cant get it to download onto my ipod...

Traditional way:

Just like I promised in the Mac post, here it is:
- Connect the iPod to your PC.
- Go to Control Panel > Portable Media Devices > iPod.
- Go to Tools > Options.
- In the View tab, check "Show Hidden Files & Folders".
- Navigate to the music folder.
- Select all music folders, drag & drop them into a folder on your hard drive.
Now, be aware of the fact that the folder structure will be strange and obscure, so to fix this, move your files into iTunes and set it to organize your files.
How would you do that? Easy.
- Go to Edit > Preferences.
- In the advanced tab, check "Keep iTunes Music Folder Organized"

In the USA use:

http://www.giftcertificates.com

http://www.giftcardmall.com

http://gifts.cardhub.com/us/gift-cards/

In the UK use:

http://www.thegiftcardcentre.co.uk

http://gifts.cardhub.com/uk/gift-cards/

In Canada use:

http://gifts.cardhub.com/ca/gift-cards/

In Australia use:

http://gifts.cardhub.com/au/gift-cards/

no the agreement on the back of the disk says 'for home use only' so you can lend it to your friends and family, as long as they don't pay you(they can buy it off you for money, but you cant charge for lent without a rental copy), without any illegal stuff.

even if it was illegal, which it isn't the police have better things to deal with than 10 CDs being passed around, like the Huge pirates who SELL hundreds of high quality copied CDs

Go to Google and download handbrake free. After you have downloaded it to your computer insert you DVD and open handbrake. Then a box should come up asking for the DVD you want to import, choose you DVD and download it. Then it should say it cannot find vlc, so click the get vlc button. Once the page comes up choose the most recent vlc to download and download it. Once you have done that, go back on to handbrake and click source at the top right. It should begin downloading the movie. After it has downloaded click start. after that open itunes and and go to the top of the itunes page and click file and add to library. once the movie is added just put it into the playlist of your choosing and download it to your iPod. Then.....ENJOY!

Hi,

You'll be disappointed to hear that bluetoothing songs from IPod to IPod has

not yet been made possible.

In other words. You can't.

But of a bummer when you've got this bluetooth 2.1 on you IPod and can't

really use it. But you can bluetooth pictures and photos by using 'BUMP' which

is currently available in the apps store.

For further questions, feel free to e-mail me at tony-z-1@hotmail.com.

On any iPod touch, to adjust the backlight, follow these steps:

1. Go to Settings

2. Scroll down and click Brightness

3. Now you can adjust the backlights brightness. (sorry I don't know how to time the backlight to dim after a certain amount of time, although I don't even think it's possible on the itouch but only on the nano)

no you dont have to pay to have an itunes membership i had just signed in

First you have to download a song and then drag it to your windows media.

You can still create playlists by dragging songs or albums into the List pane, but Windows Media Player 11 includes two new options for creating and saving playlists. The Create Playlist link in the navigation pane provides one-click access to creating playlists. Simple save and naming capabilities in the List pane provide intuitive playlist creation right at your fingertips.

New playlists can also be created on the fly using the Shuffle Playlist feature. This feature makes it a one-click process to create a new playlist out of your favorite tracks. With a simple click of the Shuffle Playlist link, Windows Media Player generates a list of tracks weighted by highest ratings. With each click of the link, a fresh and completely new list of tracks is generated.

The amount of space taken up by a song will vary depending on the length of the song and the compression used. You could expect to get around 16000 average length songs but any apps, movies etc. will be using some of the storage space so it will not all be available for songs.

first you must download the torrent, locate the place where the files are downloaded to and then drag and drop the audio files into your itunes library.

Edit: If you don't want to go through all that trouble every time you download, you can do this instead:

In uTorrent, go to options>preferences>directories and change where the files download to the "Automatically add to iTunes" folder. (Usually C:\Users\(username)\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Automatically Add to iTunes)

It works well if all you download is music and movies, and if something's wrong and it can't add something, it just puts it into a "Not added (insert date here)" folder so it's easy to find.

Then when you open iTunes next, the files will automatically be there and start sound checking and whatnot.

If you downloaded the song you have to find the folder you saved it to. Copy the song (right-click and copy) and paste it into your USB drive (the USB must be plugged in). To find the USB drive go to My Computer and click the icon that your USB stick is plugged into. The name of the icon is usually the brand of your USB stick.