I own thousands of MP3 songs. Can I get them from my computer to the iPod? Are there any restrictions?
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shouldn't be a problem..... however, you will need to install iTunes in your computer first .... then you can just sync your music (iTunes library) into your iPod
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You can transfer a song from the card to a computer. I did it. The instructions are in the manual on mixing and saving to the card. The machine makes a .wav file. iTunes and other programs can convert .wav to MP3.
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Protip: No player (as far as I am aware of) requires proprietary software.Proof? I have an iPod nano sitting on my bed, now, that has music loaded onto it, none of which was loaded using iTunes. I used MediaMonkey. If your proprietary software forces you to buy new versions of songs you already have, then scrap the software, because chances are, it's not actually proprietary.
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There is a way to transfer your songs from the old computer to your new computer. I did this successfully a few months ago. I am fairly technically inept, but I was able to do it following Apple's instructions (see link at end of this post). It was a little bit of an ordeal, as I had to use my iPod as an external hard disk to move all my stuff over. However, if you follow the instructions from Apple's help link, you should be able to do it too. Good luck! http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329
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I'm not entirely sure, I primarily store jpeg images on it. I know as long as the music files are standard MP3 (this standard format can play in any device). You may want to check with Apple "Genius" in store or online to get definitive answer (especially enquire what exactly format of files iTunes are). I hope this helps.
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No you cannot download songs from itunes you have to downl;oad the songs to your laptop/computer and then copy them to the mp3 player.
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No but you can load songs from your Ipod onto the GB-10 memory card - very easy - takes just a minute or so.You can also swap out memory cards and have endless space for music.The GB-10 is the best thing I've found for a portable practice machine and it's quite easy on batteries too - or you can use a wall wart.Another great feature is that the GB-10 can play MP3 files as well as standard 16 bit wav files.
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i know you can paste it into media player, which i would think would transfer to your mp3. i have burned a disc, so it should go to mp3.
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There are a couple of ways to do that, the easiest being to "authorize" your laptop to play your iTunes library (you can authorize up to 5 devices) and use the iCloud if you don't want to download the songs onto your laptop hard drive. You can also use google and Amazon's clouds to store files. Otherwise, you can "share" your library or us "Air Play."
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Itunes only allows to sync to one computer at a time. As far as the cd question goes, to transfer music to any apple product you need to first transfer the songs to iTunes an use their software to transfer the songs to your iPod.
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I'm not positive but I believe you can use both. On my 2nd generation iPod touch I believe I found a few mp3 files and I saved them to my computer and when I went into my iTunes I just copied the mp3 files into my iTunes library.
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Any songs I purchase on my wifi laptop from itunes will transfer automatically to my Ipod. But you have to connet the cord that comes with your Ipod and connect to your Computer to download songs to the Ipod.
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itunes isn't compatible with most mp3 players...just ipod and a couple of others. I would suggest to download your music onto your player using windows media
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You have to pay for and download the mp3 player app. (I think it was $5.) From there, you can transfer mp3s from your computer to the LeapPad. It works well, but it loads all of the songs into a folder called "My Music" and the songs are organized alphabetically. My son has a little trouble finding which song he wants when I add multiple albums.
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It is as simple as plug it into your computer via USB cable then drag and drop songs into the music folder, I have almost a gig of music on mine and not half used.... this is probably the best little MP3 player I've seen.
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If you mean from the internet , the answer is no . You can load tunes from your iPhone or computer,into this MP3 player . It will not play all formats . The only complaint is there are no instructions .
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Just use Windows "drag and drop" feature as if you were moving files between any other folders. No special software such as iTunes needed to place mp3 files on the device.