Media Players

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.

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.

You can buy iTunes gift cards at any store that sell them, including WalMart as an example. Then you redeem the gift card to your iTunes account. Next you view the items on the store and when you buy it is automatically setup to use your gift card (store credit) before your credit card or other payment method is used. If you did not have store credit, the system will charge your other payment method, for example Paypal, Click&Buy, Credit Card.

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.

It depends on what you mean by the words "correct" and "reliable". A typical notion of correctness means that the program, when executed correctly, does what you want it to do. Similarly, you might want reliability to mean that every run of the program does its job.

This being accepted, it is possible for a "correct" program to prove unreliable, as when you have gamma rays hitting the memory chips and corrupting data. Such cases, while extremely rare (modern digital circuits have extraordinary ECC mechanisms), do occur in practice. An example was when a single bit error in one of Amazon's servers led to a domino crash, and within a few minutes, Amazon's S3 services were down.

Of course, the Amazon example is probably controversial, because fault tolerance is a correctness requirement for their engineers.

It is also for this reason that you'll find building ICs for rockets and satellites is a much harder job than building ICs for everyday use --- the ability to withstand high radiation without corruption being the extra requirement.

At the other end of the spectrum, you have "incorrect" programs which have nevertheless proved extremely reliable. I'm referring to the whole field of randomized algorithms. While these algorithms, strictly speaking are incorrect, they return the correct answer with high probability. Run sufficiently many times, the probability of these algorithms making is a mistake is less than the probability of your being struck by lightning. Unlike correct unreliable programs, these find use literally everywhere in the computer industry.

To move files from Ares to Windows media player, click on Library, found in Windows media player 11. Then click on Add to Library option and select the folder where Ares files were downloaded.

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It goes on automatically......

Go to Itunes.com and search "Itunes," then add it to your favorites list, then right click on it in favorites and click "add shortcut to desktop"

First, you must make a new playlist. To do this go to File, New Playlist. Drag the songs you want to burn to the CD into this playlist until you're happy with it. Then, go to the bottom right corner of the iTunes window and select "Burn Disc". You will then be presented with a settings box which will give you instructions for the rest of the process.

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All versions of Real Player for the different types of systems can be downloaded on their official website, real dot com. Basic versions are available for free, however, premium and full access to features require some payment.

the difference is a podcast is used along with a video such as music, pictures or even video itself. a Vidcast is a converter that by it's name, converts things like music files and videos to a different type of file. such as a WA file to a MP3 file save a tree, shoot a beaver! save a wale, harpoon a fatchick!

1mb=1min. (audio file)

I had the same problem. Make sure to press the stop button (the yellow square button) so it looks like none of the buttons are pressed down. Then highlight the area you DON'T want and press Ctrl-X (or cut) to delete it. Hope that helps. :)

video is not detected

It doesn't have the proper codecs for that type of file installed, obviously.

Open Winamp Media Library

Right click on PLAYLISTS

Choose IMPORT PLAYLIST FROM FOLDER

Point to folder

Click OK

Waalaa, all your playlists in Winamp

Elan Shermacher

I know for sure that TF2 works for mac, but I'm pretty sure you need steam for Gary's Mod, and steam is only for PC.

Although, if you really want it you could install Windows on your mac with "Bootcamp", or download steam with "Cross-Over Games" which are both available for download at the Apple website. Just so you know, you need an Intel based Mac to install "Bootcamp" and "Cross-Over Games"...

Hope that helps.

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 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