iTunes

Hey I had a similar problem! But I just solved it (about 2 minutes ago...?) Here's what I did:

1) Disconnected the Ipod USB cable from the computer

2) Closed Itunes window

3) replug in the USB cable into the computer

4) resynchronizing ALL the videos, movies, songs, games, e.t.c (make sure you checked ALL the things you want to sync onto your Ipod

It should work after you've done all this...

~Hope that helped :)

Okay i will try to explain.

Make sure your MP3 files are in your MUSIC folder.

Move your MP3 file from MUSIC straight into your ITUNES folder.

Go to your ITUNES folder after moving your MP3 to it.

When your in ITUNES then you should see your MP3.

Move your MP3 into ITUNES MEDIA

Go into your ITUNES MEDIA and you should (once again) see your MP3.

Then move your MP3 into AUTOMATICALLY ADD.

Plug your Iphone/ipod into your computer and sync it.

Your MP3 should be there. If not then try this same process again until it shows up.

There will be no album art or any other information other then the song name and album name. You have to add the rest for yourself.

To delete FrostWire songs from iTunes, first, open iTunes and locate the songs you want to remove. You can find them by searching for the artist or song title. Once you’ve identified the songs, right-click on them and select "Delete from Library." Confirm the deletion when prompted, and the songs will be removed from your iTunes library.

In iTunes, a library is a comprehensive collection of all your media, including music, movies, TV shows, and more, organized in one place. A playlist, on the other hand, is a curated selection of songs or media items from your library that you can create for specific listening experiences or themes. While the library holds all your media, playlists allow for customization and organization based on your preferences.

ipod+broadcast=podcast

Exporting an iTunes library refers to the process of creating a backup or a copy of your iTunes music library data, typically in a file format such as XML or CSV. This allows users to transfer their library information, including playlists, song metadata, and ratings, to another computer or media player. It can also be useful for organizing music collections or migrating to different music management software. However, it does not include the actual music files, only the library's structure and data.

This is the selection item. If it is in your main listing of songs, it either allows or disallows a song to be copied to your IPOD. It also allows/disallows it from playing in any play list. So if you have it selected/checked in a play list, it will play. If you don't have it selected, it remains as part of the play list, but will not play unless you force it to play through a double click.

To download iTunes on an Xbox 360, you actually can't, as iTunes is not available on that platform. Instead, you should download iTunes on a compatible PC or Mac. Once installed, connect your iPhone 4s to the computer using a USB cable, open iTunes, and follow the prompts to reset or restore your device.

The equalizer is a playback effect, and does not effect the file. When you transfer it to your iPod, the EQ setting does not transfer with it. If you want to EQ when you listen to it on your iPod, you will have to edit the file (using Audacity or some other audio editor) or turn on the iPod's own EQ.

No you can not.

select one album at a time of your music, then select advanced-get album artwork. keep in mind that you need an active internet connection to do this

I would suggest updating your quicktime player.

Answer: iTunes uses a database to display music info and cover art. If you have moved or worked directly in the music folders you may have corrupted the database. Read how to recreate your iTunes Library here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1451

You can also add any image that you download or scan into you computer by clicking on "Get Info" then click on the "Get Artwork" tab. Then click on the "Add" button and browse to the image on your machine. Very easy. See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1409 from more info

You set up the account within the iTunes software not at apple.com.

Connect your iPod to your computer via the USB cable that came with it. Open iTunes on your computer. Click on your device when it pops up on the left sidebar. Click on music and select what you want to sync to it

"Right click" on the song and choose properties (or get info). From there you should be able to click through the different tabs and be able change all the information from the artist info, album, track, year, etc.

Unfortunately, iTunes and most other music distribution services only allow you to listen to a preview clip of each song. To hear the song in its entirety, you can see if there is a music video on YouTube, or use an internet streaming music service such as Pandora, Spotify, or iTunes radio.

not unless you have the texting app im not sure if theres a calling app though but the txting app is free

no. all itunes downloads are free on any device, or computer.

LimeWire will be 10 years old on May 29th 2010.

There is a Quick Links box in the top right corner of the iTunes Home page. In there is a Redeem link. Click on the Redeem link and then enter the card number into the box and click the Redeem button.

ANSWER.Yes, you can use any MP3 player and just put the songs on with iTunes, even if it is not an iPod.

To remove it you have to open up limewire and go to limewires settings, go to the itunes tab and uncheck the box that says to share with itunes. Im not actually looking at it right now but I think youll get what im saying