iTunes

You Sync it. Plug it in to the computer, set it up, and press Sync. Leave it for an hour and come back and it is all on your pc

yes, sort of. to get a youtube vid onto your ipod you must first download it. To do this go onto you tube, find the vid you want and click on it as if you were going to view it. on the viewing page the address bar will be filled with what looks like a load of rubbish to me and you. This is the URL. Copy the URL and then go to www.savetube.com and paste it into the vid converter there and folow the on screen instructions eventualy downloading the vid. Make a note of where the vid has downloaded to and if you choose your self where it goes make sure this is some where easyily acessible. I recomend a folder like my documents as this is easy to find. Once the vid has downloaded open your itunes and open the folder in wich you saved the vid and drag the vid icon over into your itunes. A message showing that the vid is coping from folder to your itens should apear. from here do as normal to get something onto your ipod.

ustream producer and you can use the audio options on it to put what audio you use.

Copy the movie file that is FLV file convert it into mpeg4 by using www/topsevenreviews.com converter then put it in itunes library click open & it will shows up in itune page under movie.

I'm not certain, but pretty sure that you are trying to download a game 'app' to your ipod and the 'apps' and ipod classics are not compatible. iphones and ipod touches are the only ipods compatible with 'apps'.

The same reason that you might ride a bike rather than walk or catch a bus rather than drive your car.

All are methods of transport and ALL have both advantages and disadvantages when compared to each other and for different applications - there is NOTHING wrong with walking and its right for some applications but not others.

If you really want to understand this go check out the Amazon reviews for Home Design Software you will see people that love and people that hate exactly the same software - why ?

The software doesn't change but the people have different expectations and skills.

Expectations and skills can influence this opinion of complex software a lot - you would be amazed at the number of people that want the most feature rich product and the easiest learning curve

A professional design suites take years to master and cost literally $10,000's you cant get that for free.

that's made on itunes, plug your iPod to a computer and open itunes,

1. Right click on each song in the album, and under the tab "info" for each one, make sure the disc number says the same thing.
2. Then above the disc number bit, there is a thing for the track number.
3. Put a number in the track number section for each song in the order you want them.

Yes.

The tracks in the MusicMatch playlist are simply links (shortcuts) to where the file resides on you computer. If you simply delted the playlist in MusicMatch, then the files are still in your computer. ex: C:\My Documents\My Music or wherever you music files lived.

You dont -They are out of business since 2009

No. You need QuickTime in order to run iTunes.

The tick boxes in iTunes indicate which songs you want to be available. If a song is not ticked it will be ignored when playing a random selection or uploading to an iPod etc,

2nd generation through 4th generation. not first generation

import them from the file button in itunes

Yes.

There are many methods out there, but all of them involve more than one step. Additionally, it depends on where you got the music from in the first place.

If you purchased music on iTunes, you will not be able to directly convert it to MP3 files, as the music files will be protected. You must use iTunes to burn your playlist to CD, and then rip the audio CD into MP3 format. Also, if you have purchased music on CDs, you can rip them directly to MP3s.

Once you have the music in MP3 format, the easiest way to get it on to your Versa is to copy the music directly onto a MicroSD card and insert it into your Versa.

Apple does not allow you to specifically convert the music from protected AAC because of licensing agreements it has in place with the record labels.

# When you open iTunes go to the store. # Look to the upper right hand side of the screen. # Look under quick links # The 5th one down under quick links say Redeem, click it! # Find the code on your gift card and enter it on the typeing bar # Press Redeem and... # YOU ARE READY TO BUY!

go to google and type in "lyrics to" and then write some lyrics of it

There is no way you could do that sorry.

Start installation over and press the accept button.

Nothing can be bought on iTunes for ten cents. The lowest price on iTunes is sixty-nine cents, which is the price of a very unpopular song.

If you can play a mini2sf file with winamp and the chipamp plugin, all you need to do it enable winamps nullsoft writer plugin. This will convert the files to a .wav file when you play them, which will let you convert them to .mp3 in any old audio conversion program -- I suggest Any Audio Converter.

by pluggin the device to your computer and using the sync option

Apple store waits for the user to group several purchases and send the receipt combined. So you can expect your receipt in 2-3 days.