iTunes

maybe the channel might want to improve the shows they are making .

In the track store.

There is an AOL app and you can use exchange to set up your AOL email

To transfer iPhone-purchased songs and books to iTunes and computer, i often use iMacsoft iPhone to PC Transfer, it can easily backup purchased songs, books and downloaded podcasts and iTunes U in an easy way.

I think Top Gun

no, sorry it closes and it gets really annoying when the app crashes half way through the download of an expensive, large game! Altogether, no, sorry.

Your iPod will not delete apps on its own. You must delete the apps yourself.

Yes, but some cost money. You can buy them on the Apple Stiore ( App Store)

an itunes music card does not hold songs, it pays for them. (sorry, I might have not understood what you are asking). Also, each song is .99 cents, so you would be able to 20 songs with 20 cents left over on the card. album prices vary.

Answer- You can buy ipod apps with your itunes gift card. Enter your code on itunes and it should show your amount on the bottom. If you have enough money in your account you can buy a app by clicking on it then clicking buy

the iPod touch

is a portable media player, personal digital assistant, handheld game console, and Wi-Fi mobile device designed and marketed by Apple Inc. The iPod Touch adds the multi-touch graphical

user interface to the iPod line. It is the first iPod with wireless access to the iTunes Store, and also has access to Apple's App Store, enabling content to be purchased and downloaded directly on the device.

In general it is not legal to remove DRM from a file. Trying to do this can be risky as it could give you a virus. Requiemis a fairplay DRM removal freeware, which can remove DRM protection from iTunes content free. And TunesKit products are shareware. It will give you better speed and quality for the DRM removing process.

iClip Lyrics is the perfect Lyrics application for Mac:

http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/29994

Just open it, and it will update automatically with the current song. The songs don't even have to be from the iTunes Store!

Hope I helped!

You do something else

To select more then one item on Itunes, highlight one song (click on it once) then left mouse-drag up.

where i found summary tab in itunes

First, you have to plug your new Ipod touch into your computer. Next,(If you haven't already), download Itunes. Once your Ipod is plugged into your computer and Itunes is up and running, on the side it will show devices. Click on that. After you click on that, it should say, "Welcome to your new Ipod." After you have entered in your information, you should be good to go!

Not the same! A song in a commercial CD usually/ normally was stored in an AIFF format. If you imported/ converted this song into an AAC format, then there will be some quality lost. And, if you then export/ convert this song (from AAC format into AIFF), that lost part is never be regained; the later AIFF song is not the same with the first(original) one.

somebody's watching me by mstyo and pizzi mp3

Make sure the "Manually manage music and videos" check box IS CHECKED on both of your ipods. This will take a little more work but then it will not automatically sync and will easily allow you to connect multiple ipods to one itunes - we have three ipods and one itunes at our place.

Have iTunes and GarageBand open simultaneously. Drag the songs you want into garageband and edit as you'd like. When you are finished click on share from the menu up top and select "Send Song to iTunes."

1. plug your phone into the computer

2. check to ensure the ringtones you want are checked (selected)

3. make sure your sync ringers (not the correct name but you get the point) box is checked

4. sync the iPhone

That should do it. If not you can try rebooting the computer, resetting your phone. If all else fails you can clean sweep your phone and start over. Try adding a few regular songs to your phone (not ringers) and see if that works. I feel like that will push the sync on into completion

ok i done everything you said... and it poped up a box that says (some of the items in the itunes library, including (name of song) were not copied to the iPhone because they could not be found... what do i need to do now? it didnt copy any of the ringtones to my phone!?!?

It says that when you've added a file to your iTunes and then moved the file location and it still tries to find it in the old location. If the song your trying to make a ringtone from has a little error icon next to it in your iTunes that is the problem and you need to double click it and find that file. If not then I'm not sure of anything else to do. If your using some other software other than iTunes to make these ringers then maybe iTunes is blocking that software somehow.

thank you soo much ur my new bff i didnt kno tht i couldn't delete them until i syncd them... i kept deletin them before i did... how do u kno all this stuff?!?! lol bff forever and ever ;)

Once you mess up enough you learn what you did wrong. That's how I learn a lot of things

well im really blonde... so once i done it once i do it the same everytime again... its like touching a stove tht is on!! i keep doin it tho even tho it burns.. u think it will teach me a lesson but it don't i just forget!! but its not my fault im soo blonde tho, is it?

you cant add money to the actual card but u can add money to your account online. you don't even need money in your account on itunes to buy music. if u don't have money in your account you can still buy songs and it will be charged to your credit card that's connected to your itunes account

Sorry, yes. but ther are some really cool ones. it just makes you want an iphone really bad.

go on voice memeos than record the song and boom. btw i have over 40 songs