iTunes

if you click restore ipod it says do you want to make backup for this ipod same with updating it asks the same thing! by the way a backup is saving everything on the ipod.

No

I don't know the full answer; but first you'll need to extract the .exe, go to portableapps.com and download the suite, then download "7-zip" (a program) and use it to extract the .exe installer into a folder; at that point you're actually faced with .msi files, and you'll have to extract those using the same program.

At that point I don't know how to continue.

1mb=1min. (audio file)

The 10 billionth song, "Guess Things Happen That Way" by Johnny Cash, was downloaded by Louie Sulcer of Woodstock, Georgia. As the grand prize winner of Apple's 10 Billion Songs Countdown contest, Louie will receive a $10,000 
iTunes Gift Card.

The iPod touch doesn't have cellular network access so you can't "unlock" it in that sense. There is a bar which comes up on the bottom when you have "locked" the touchscreen controls which you slide to unlock.

yes you can but u need to import your music to ur itunes. so if u have windows media player or something else you make a file of all the music u want on ur itunes/ipod and then drag or copy the file to the itunes file under my computer and stuff!

no

LIMEWIRE!!!!!!!!

Limewire is great and all, if you want a lot of viruses. There is a site called Aimini.net, and it has to be ".net", and all you have to do is give them ur email and a password for their site, and you're good. They don't send you spam and and whatnot, and it is compatible with itunes, .wma files, quicktime, etc....most are itunes though.

If the disc mounts it should be accessible to iTunes providing the music on the disc is in a format recognisable by iTunes. If the disc mounts but is not recognised you can double click the disc's icon and drag the music tracks from the disc directly into iTunes.

Rockwell...backed up by Micheal Jackson.

Yes, you have to pay for songs on itunes to put them on your ipod. But, if you scroll to the bottom of the itunes homepage, there will be a section titled something like "free on itunes" and you can click on that to see what they have for free. There is another way to put songs on your ipod, it's called Limewire, and I'm pretty sure that it's illegal. I'd just stick to itunes.

i have checked the website (limewire.com) and it says it's completely legal. frostwire.com is another option although i have not checked it yet.

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It's not up there man... :( feel your pain

plug it in with a cabel, and use the computer

if you right click on the album go to album artwork and you press no album artwork or something like that i did it my self

Elan Shermacher

how do I retrieve my Itune music after restore my hard drive

According to the iTunes website....

iTunes displays a -69 error when syncing iPod

Last Modified: March 19, 2008

Article: HT1210

Old Article: 302684

Summary

When you try to sync files to any iPod in iTunes on a Mac or Windows computer, you might see the following -69 error message:

"Attempting to copy to the disk failed. An unknown error occurred (-69)"

Products Affected

iPod, iTunes

This error occurs when iTunes tries to send files to your iPod, but a file (or files) is unusable (something is wrong with it).

To figure out which file (or files) is causing the error, update to the latest version of iTunes and then do this:

Control-click (Mac) or right-click (Windows) on your iPod icon in the iTunes Source pane, then choose Sync Songs from the shortcut menu.

Watch the display at the top of the iTunes window while your iPod is being updated. The name of the problematic file should appear in the display right before the error appears. Then remove the bad file from the list of songs to be synced to your iPod.

Select the iPod in the iTunes Source pane.

Click the Settings tab.

Select the "Only sync checked items" checkbox (please note that this checkbox is only available for an iPod configured to update automatically).

Select the appropriate item under Library in the sidebar and find the bad file in the list. (For example, if the file in question was a song you would select Music in the iTunes Source pane. If it were a video you would select Movies or TV Shows in the sidebar.)

Deselect the checkbox next to the file name.

Repeat steps 1 and 2 to update your iPod. If you have multiple problematic files in your iTunes library, you may need to repeat the other steps to remove them too.

To prevent future issues, you should delete the unusable files from your iTunes library, then restore them from a backup or reimport them from a CD.

If you're not able to isolate to any single file or if another iPod works with the same songs, then disconnect any other devices connected to USB or FireWire and try again. If the issue continues, then then try resetting your iPod. If the issue continues, then restore your iPod.

A 432 Hz file cannot be played by iTunes (or anything else). Do you mean KHz? Music for a CD is sampled at 44.1 KHz (over 44,000 Hz) and that sample rate is commonly used for audio files. Are you referring to the bit rate? This is often 128 or 192 kbit/s . Standard MP3 players are only required to play at bit rates up to 320 kbit/s and so a 432 kbit/s would be outside such a range.

@ who ever wrote the above. 432hz can be played by itunes and everything else. The question is referring to the frequency of the note A above middle C not sample rate. Lookup standard tuning for more information regarding the frequency of the actual notes being played. To tune your keyboard or anything else to 432 it requires you drop the frequency by 8Hz. This can be done with a guitar tuner or by ear using a frequency generator. Note: Regular guitar tuners all tune your A above middle C to 440. The Korg GA40 and CA40 allow you to adjust the frequency.

You can enable itunes to share its account with others. Open the itunes in the mac, and it should find your library. Drag all of the songs into your library, and it may tell you that you do not have permission. Enter your password, and you have your library in your mac now.

You go to video2mp3.net and copy and paste the youtube URL and paste it on the site. You will see if you go there. Then you save it on your computer then open up itunes, press ctrl, o. Then find the file of the music and it will download.

iTunes is website run by a company called Apple. the website has a wide range of music from the record companies have made available for paid download. You will need to register to be able to download paid music, University Lectures, Movies, etc. But first you will need to download the enabling software for Apple for free that works on Windows and Macintosh