iTunes

The way that I have been doing it is by Converting songs to a (.TS) file so if the song was called 1.mp3 it would need to be changed to 1.ts

Then once you have your (song).ts create a new text document in the same place (i.e. Notepad) called exactly the same but without the (.ts)

So in it was hello.mp3

Now it should be Hello.ts and Hello.txt

Open the (.txt) file

Now copy this into it

Song:(Your Song Name, e.g. hello.ts)
Lngth:(Length of the song, e.g. 3:54)
X + + + +
+ X + + +
+ + X + +
+ X + + +
X + + + +
+ + X + +
+ X + + +
X + X + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
+ + + + +
Song Fade
End

The +'s represent bars and the X's represent notes

it going across like this.

Green / Red / Yellow / Blue / Orange

So for an easy song only use the left three.

Copy the text file before you change any notes until you have Four text files

Rename them to:

(Your song name)-EASY.txt
(Your song name)-MEDI.txt
(Your song name)-HARD.txt
(Your song name)-EXPE.txt

Now create the Notes

Once you have done that then put it all into a folder named whatever you want to call it then burn it to a blank disk or put it onto a USB memory stick.

Put it into your XBOX 360 and power it up.

Go to Memory settings on your xbox 360 console and copy the folder to the downloaded tracks folder in the GH3 section.

limewire! You can get free music downloads for your computer.

Lime wire used to be the number one way to get free music but now that it is shut down for good the best way is to use frostwire it is basically the exact same just different color

The only way you can transfer from your PC to the phone and vice versa is by use of the nec data cable and software your PC will show it as a removable media device

even though it has bluetooth you can only use that to connect to your PC as a modem!!

i am very dissapointed with nec for this as the main selling point to me was its bluetooth

a cable will cost around �10.00

and the software about �8.00

there are lots of places on the internet that sell them look around to find the cheapest

hope that help

T�ev �

You need to copy them to the music file in the "my documents" folder, and connect the ipod. open "my computer" look for the ipod as a mass storage device or it might be labeled as Ipod. In my documents highlight the songs that you want, right click, copy go back to your ipod and right click on your mouse again and go to paste.

A different answer

You need to start itunes, insert cd and let itunes do the rest.

Another answer

Or copy the CD to your computer, and find a program to convert the files to fit your ipod.

More information

itunes. You can download it for free from Apple's website. When you put in a CD into iTunes, it will ask you if you want to import the CD. You say yes. When it is done importing, you can find the imported music in your library. You then can click on the song and drag it over to your ipod. It should highlight. After that your music is on your ipod.

More information

step 1. download iTunes from the Apple website

step 2. insert the CD into the CD drive on your computer

step 3. iTunes should open the CD and copy it to your library

step 4. plug in your ipod to your computer

step 5. iTunes will open up your iPod and automatically update your library to it

Here are 6 easy steps to transfer songs from iTunes to an iPod:

1. Assuming you already bought the song, plug in your iPod with your iPod-to-USB connector cable.
2. Wait for the iPod menu to show up in the gray navigation bar to the left of your screen in iTunes.
3. Go to Music.
4. Select the song(s) that you want to transfer*.
5. Click and drag the song(s) that are highlighted onto the iPod menu in the gray navigation bar.
6. Wait for iTunes to finish transferring the songs, and then you're done!

*Note: On a PC, hold Ctrl and click to select multiple songs, while on a Mac you hold the Command/Apple key and click to select multiple songs.

How to Successfully Use An Older Version of iTunes

1. After Installing iTunes 7 (or the latest version) go into My Documents/My Music.
2. Now go into the iTunes folder.
3. Rename your iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library.itl.old.
4. Go into the Previous iTunes Libraries folder (which would be in MyDocuments\MyMusic\Previous iTunes Libraries).
5. Take the newest file (for me this was iTunes Library 2006-09-14.itl) and copy it back up to the iTunes folder.
6. Rename it iTunes Library.itl.
7. Run iTunes 6 and you should be all set, with your library restored

Another user said:

I recently downgraded WinXP to Win2K and received this error after installing iTunes for Win2K. This was the first article I read when I investigated my options. The second step was confusing to me because the "previous library" file did not exist. I simply renamed the old (newer) library with the "itl.old" file extension and that worked.

Also, after you rename the iTunes icons it may not work. To fix that click on 'use web service to find appropriate program' and do the following steps (it does work).