iTunes

iTunes 4.1 should; all others will probably require Service Pack 1 or later. Service packs for Windows are free; there's no real reason not to install one.

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you don't need an iTunes gift card to buy something in the iTunes Store. You can also buy things through credit cards, or if you've got a ClickandBuy account. If you don't want to purchase something, but you wish to load free apps. You should do this:

1) Select a free app

2) Click on Download

3) In the appearing window choose - create an iTunes account

4) Fill in the form

5) When coming to the payment options choose "None" (you'll find this option at the right side of the credit cards)

Your music played in iTunes is stored on your computer and playing it does not add anything to your download limitations.

You need transfer iTunes movie to a PSP suitable format like .mp4, in this case, you need a software can strip DRM protection off, you could search Pavtube ChewTune, it is a good tool for this taget.

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A google account is not stored on your computer. The account information is stored on Google's servers. So all you need to do is go to any of Google's services in your browser on a new computer that require login, such as email, and login.

You can then usually click the checkbox as part of the login screen that says "Stay signed in" and you won't need to login each time.

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Explicit music restrictions are in the settings. Go to settings, and then to restrictions. From there, you have to enter a 4 digit pin to access the restriction settings to turn on or off the explicit music restrictions.

You can save the music on a file on ur computer. Then open up ur itunes library and drag the music file onto it (in which ever playlist u want it to go in). Then sync ur itunes library to ur ipod by pressing sync, when ur ipod is plugged into ur computer.

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No.You can buy a gift card and use it whenever you want, in fact if you used an itunes gift card int he app store you might purchase an app now but not another one until a few months from now. There is no expiration date. The only cache is that with itunes gift cards they can only be used either in itunes or the app store not both.

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With LimeWire 5.3.6 it automatically opens iTunes to import newly downloaded MP3s.

Under the LimeWire Tools > Options > iTunes > Configure > & uncheck the option of Enable iTunes Importing. Then press the Apply button.

you have to connect ur ipod for the devices to come out.

buy a Itunes card

on itunes there is an option that let you export all your apps to the computer and then you can sync it... with your ipod plugged to the computer, open itunes, go to Files and if not mistaken the the option is above Exit, it say Transfer(export) all your purchases.

Idk my ipod does the same thing and i cant figure it out. Some other things say to right click on the song then go to get info then click on options and see if start and stop time are correct but ive done that and it still does it. Im just gona take mine back to the store and see if they can figure it out

i cannot download a itunes on my pc???
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Yes you can. It's quite simple actually, all you must do is go on iTunes (it should be on your iPod touch or any firmware actually) and click on the sign in button. It will then say use existing adress or create apple I'd. You click on the create apple I'd button and the rest is up to you. HOPE THIS HELPS AND GOOD LUCK .

To Transfer iTunes folder to your external hard drive, just follow these simple steps.

Boot Up and connect your external hard drive to your computer's USB port just before you open iTunes.

Next you have to make sure that the 'keep iTunes music folder organized' option is checked in iTunes Preferences->advanced.

From the iTunes menu you have to choose preferences.

In the Preferences Window, click the advanced button.

Click Change in the iTunes music folder location pane.

Next, navigate to the name of the external hard drive in the change music window location.

Next in the new window which appears enter the name of the new iTunes music folder.

Click on Create.

Click on Open in the Change Music Folder Location Window.

In the advanced window that follows, click OK.

Next, in the file menu, choose library->consolidate library.You will get a warning message. Don't panic.

Click Consolidate. But please make sure there is enough hard disk space available to copy all your music and media files.

Final step is to unplug the cable of the external hard drive once all the copying is done. That's it. Hope this helps.

Yes! As a matter of fact, it will alert you that you have already bought the song with your account and will offer to download it to your compy for free! This also works with apps from the App Store.

You could get it again if youd like,but u can also complete your album from the artist and get all the other songs you don't have/need.