iTunes

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if u want to download apps from places other than itunes then u will first have to jailbreak your ipod, install cydia, then through cydia get installous, which lets you download cracked apps straight to ur ipod, or you could torrent the apps but either way you would have to jailbreak your ipod which will void the warrenty

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there is a site http://gendou.com/ which has anime music and other things you just need to sign up and its free

You can restore it using itunes. You have to get the phone into restore mode first. Open up itunes on your computer. Plug the usb plug into the computer but dont plug in the iphone. With your iphone powered OFF, hold down the home button and plug the iphone up at the same time. It should put the phone into recovery mode. The phone will say "plug into itunes". Then itunes should recognize the phone in recovery mode and ask if you want to restore. If it doesn't work the first time keep trying holding down the home button and plugging to the computer.

You should try and find the owner of the phone or turn it in to the cell phone company so they can return the phone to the rightful owner.

$150-$300, depending on capacity and generation.

You can choose any location for the export from Audacity such as a "Music" folder on your Desktop or even the iTunes "Music" folder if you have one. However you must still import this file from the exported location into the iTunes Library (which makes it visible when you view Library > Music on the left-hand panel of iTunes). There are two ways to import your exported audio files into iTunes:

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iTunes can format songs into a variety of different formats. By default the songs are encoded in AAC, short for Advanced Audio Coding. It is much like MP3, but sound quality is better. On the other hand not many Digital Audio Players accept AAC; however many are beginning too.

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The easiest way that i have found is to use a program called Sharepod. Google it.

not that i know of. it worked fine w/out it for me. it does need quicktime, though.

when you plug it into the computer, itunes should come up. if you don't have itunes you should download it. you can put you cds into the computer and it will rip it to your itunes library. then sync your ipod touch.

hi, I'm getting the iTunes 9808 error, and nothing I've seen works (I have vista) - anything new out there? I'm pulling my hair out. rita

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Yes, you can with Windows Media Player.

The 32 GB apple ipod touch holds 7000 songs and 40 hrs of videos and it a really good ipod

You have 30 days for it in your computer, but after you start watching it, you have 24 hours to finish the movie.

BUT. If you change your time in the computer you can keep it for a longer time.

yes, you can. after you download the mp3, go to your itunes library. from there, you go to the File tab, scroll down and choose Add File to Library. in the search bar type the number and name of the song as it appears in mp3fiesta. (example:02_blackbird). and then you open it. it will automatically open in your itunes library.

Movie from iTunes store has DRM copyright protection, you can only play it on your computer or Apple portable player. If you want to burn it to DVD to play on TV, you have to remove the DRM at first, and then convert and burn it to DVD. I recommend this software for you to burn it to DVD. It works pretty well for me with high speed and great output quality! Free download in the link.

It looks at what wifi signals you're picking up and how far you are from those and from that determines your location. -----------------------

i think you try sharepod first. its alternative to itune and much better if it runs on your pc.

try to get it on getsharepod.com

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mp3 formatted songs can be played on an ipod, however, wma cannot since it is a proprietary format owned by Microsoft. wma files can be converted to mp3 or aac formatted files in iTunes. To do so, just select the songs you want to convert, right click, and select "convert selection to aac."

If you want to convert your songs to mp3, you have to set the default encoder to be mp3. To do this, go to "Edit" --> "Prefrences" and click on the "Advanced" tab. Then click on the "Importing" sub-tab. Under the drop down menu labled "Import Using:" select "mp3 Encoder." This means that importing cds will be imported as mp3's. Also, when you right click on a song the "convert selection to aac" option will be changed to "convert selection to mp3."

on an ipod nano you just hook up itunes and it should pull up if your ipod is connected to the computer. if not go to "my computer" and it should be there and you can open it so it will work.