iTunes

Right click the song you want, then go down to "Add to playlist", then choose the playlist you want to add it to.

Yeah: Go to Music>iTunes>iTunes Music>(songs), then highlight the songs, duplicate them, drag the duplicates to the desktop. Remove "copy" from the songs and drag them to the PSP memory chip (You have to attach the PSP to the comp with usb cable, or chip to a card reader box) and into the music folder (It's on there somewhere).

ok don't panic all you have to do is firt plug your iPod into the computer then

listen extremly carfully

ok hold the lock button and the home button until the screen goes black or jst until your computer makes a sound then let go o the lock button but keep holding the home button until the pops up if still doesn't work hold the volume button and the home button till it restarts

hope it helped =D

HI,

It's called a `vocal eliminator` and although it seems to work, it won't completely remove the vocals from music.

If you want more info on how to build one, there's several diagrams on the internet. Try searching, `vocal+eliminator+diagrams` and vocal+eliminator+schematics` on the 'net and see what you come up with.

I know the circuitry so well, I can design one in my sleep because it's that simple.

Hope this helps,

Cubby

Importing a CD means your copying it to your computer. So if you want the CD in the computer to save it in iTunes or to burn it to a blank CD then after inserting it into the CD drive you'd want to select import.

Because Mark and Aaron signed a contract to make a remix of the hit single "Blow Me Away"

Try purchasing someething. If you don't have any money or you're short, it should bring up your account screen. I just did it successfully from my iPod touch. I just added my card number and booyah!

When you buy a song off the itunes store it automatically goes into your itunes library. Which then goes onto your ipod when you connect it.
You can use limewire to get free songs. Its only illegal if you try to sell the music. Limewire is free to download and you can search you favorite music and download it for free. Once you have downloaded youre music highlight it and press delete. It will put it on youre lime wire libary. Next go to itunes then click FILE then click ADD FILE TO LIBARY. This should get you started. If this info has helped you I also have a question that needs answering (can you connect a white wire cable to an HDTV?) Please answer!

You do this by downloading the songs in a guitar pro file. I'll give you the way I do it.

1) go to: www.ultimate-guitar.com (probably other sites are possible as wel)

2) Search for your song (saty with tabs)

3) Look for a good (and trusty) file.

(do this to look at the type: this can be tabs, chords, guitar pro, ...

It's guitar pro you need)

4) Look for the best rating (the stars) and click on it

NOTE: 4 stars with 10 votes is better and more trusty then 5 stars with 1 vote .

5) Download the file. (and open it after.)

I hope you can use this.

no, itunes is very safe and causes no such problem towards your computer

No, iTunes is 100% legal.

Unfortunately iTunes is not 100% legal. Itunes sells downloads from providers on the basis of the providers giving false information and does nothing to verify or even question the false information.

I am the owner of copyrighted music that is available on iTunes. When I approached iTunes I was told that they had nothing to do with it and I must "reason" with the provider.

I believe this is wrong and they are as irresponsible as the "provider". I have made no agreement with iTunes or the provider and so my dispute is with iTunes as much as with the illegal provider. The provider is totally unreasonable and is ripping me off anyway and so will not act in a reasonable or responsible manner.

iTunes/Apple agree that music must have the permission of the music copyright holder before they can be presented for download. The provider in question here does not own the music copyright and does not have my permission. The provider has broken the terms of their agreement with iTunes by doing this but iTunes continue to insist that the problem must be resolved between the illegal provider and myself. Meanwhile iTunes continue to provide the illegal downloads, without question

Both iTunes and the provider know that I can do nothing other than take expensive and time consuming legal action, from across the Atlantic. I am an independent artist. I am getting no royalties from this situation, from the provider or from iTunes.

I therefore conclude that iTunes is exploiting independent artists and ripping people off knowing there is not much anyone can do about it.

I just called Netflix customer service about this very same issue. I love Entourage and want to stream it on my system, Season 7 or any for that matter.

I was told that Netflix is in negotiations with HBO for the rights to stream Entourage...but nothing is final at this time.

I assume it is a financial issue. Netflix does not want to pay the $$ amount that HBO is demanding.

Yes, you can download songs from a desktop computer to an iPod. All you would need to do is connect the iPod to your computer with the chord that came with it, and transfer the songs from iTunes.

Yes it is. just go to iTunes apple website (www.apple.com) and download it. You can get free updates. There are also a variety of plug ins for it available both free and pay. Most popular are visualizers.

plug it into a computer. then i tunes will pop up. then on the right side of the i tunes program it will say "iPod" . then click and drag the songs/videos you want on your iPod and it will sync. your welcome.

If the netbook is running Windows XP, then yes, although it may run a little slowly. There is no version of iTunes for Linux-based operating systems.

Yes! If the netbook has internet access and enough Hard disk space, then proceed as if you were on a laptop! Mind you, not many netbooks have optical drives to burn the music onto afterwards so keep that in mind!

You can also download and run iTunes or on you Netbook.

I am students and using Intel atom based processors Netbook also the Intel brand associated to it. I'd downloaded many music files and movies and also many eBooks related to my subjects, also played online games and downloaded many projects material and presentations associated to subjects. Most importantly Intel Netbooks have a great battery life which allows me to work for long durations. Itunes is a kind a issues

This is not possible. There is no Linux version of iTunes, and the Windows version does not work properly under Wine. There are far better media players for Linux, and other tools for syncing your iPod.

Well I know that for one thing, you cannot download music for free off itunes... But... You can upload music from your PC to itunes. 1. Start Itunes. 2. On the top bar of the menu, go to file. 3. Next you go down to library, and you click import playlist. 4. Next you click on the mp3, wma or video and when you click open. the song then appears on itunes. Note that if you delete the song, then on itunes it is just a couple of letters. or another way... have documents open and itunes open and then you click and drag from documents to itunes and it will show up in itunes as the format as it is.

Yes, but not a smart choice. save it on there.

No, but you can install 3rd party tool for help. Actually there're many choices. I use TunePat Amazon Music Converter. Easily to convert music from Amazon to computer in common MP3, AAC, FLAC, and more. You can have a try!

To buy a song off of iTunes the listed price is $0.99, but if you add tax, the actual price is $1.07. Luckily to buy the iTunes cards worth a certain amount of money, there is no tax added to the price in store, on account of the tax being added to the overall price of the songs. To import songs to the iPod Touch costs nothing as long as you have iTunes.

But if you're in UK, (using GBP) then it's about 75pence

On the newest version of itunes you can import multiple songs from your Windows Media Player library into your itunes library at one time. This method also works for videos.

Make sure all the songs or vidoes you desire to move are saved into one file in your documents.

Open itunes, click file, click add folder to library, select the folder and click OK.

If your files need converting your itunes will automatically do it for you.

If you wish to put only one song or video in your itunes library

Open itunes, click file, click add file to library, select your file and click OK.

yes,because they show it on nick.com when they have the itune ad's

If you want to download at Amazon Music for offline listening, you can get an Amazon Music subscription.

Amazon Prime membership fees are: $12.99 per month (plus taxes), $119 per year (plus taxes), Prime Video membership is $8.99 per month (plus taxes).

Prime members can join Amazon Music Unlimited for only $7.99/month for a monthly subscription or $79/year for an annual subscription. Non-Prime customers pay $9.99/month.

If you'd like to download content out of Amazon Music, you need to use a third-party tool such as Macsome Amazon Music Downloader. It can help you download Amazon music to MP3 or other formats on your computer, so that you can transfer Amazon music files to any devices without Amazon Music app.

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