Can I upload my cds to iTunes?
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I do not use iTunes, or Apple products, but this portable hard drive could easily be used to install anythinf from a dvd to your selected device. It might be batter if you would installyour music to your computer, then connect your device and download the music to your device. Then you can load your selection again at anytime easily.
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Yes. I use ITunes to burn live cds (no gap between tracks). You can use it to rip the original cd, then use it to burn the copy.
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You can use your own music but you have to use iTunes app. You can import CDs, add songs . you don't have to buy music from iTunes to put on there. Just drag your songs to iTunes or rip CD then import to device
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iTunes works with .mp3 or .m4a(apple) media. You shouldn't have any problems... unless you're like me. I ripped a bunch of music from my own CDs with XP, and used Windows Media Player. They are all .wma format, and iTunes won't recognize them. I had to download a trial version of a media converting software product to convert my wma files to mp3. My fiance has an ipod and I use a creative labs MuVo, so we are trying to use mp3 as the common ground. (My MuVo plays wma and mp3)
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I don't use iTunes but there's no reason you can't get the latest upgrade. If you can up grade on PCs there's no reason you can't on any MAC
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Not if the CDs are copyrighted. I believe this machine is equipped with anti-piracy technology. I use this machine for making copies of my own original movies, not copyrighted material. I-tunes will allow you to burn discs, however that is provided your computer has a cd-burner.
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if the music cd is readen by the unit, you can copy music from the cd to the usb (Only in that way) but it is very basic you can`t choose bit/rate or format... I prefer Itunes or any other ripping program in a computer...
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It's definitely compatible with iTunes to some extent. I use iTunes to rip my CD's because iTunes automatically finds the music info. Then I drag and drop onto my sansa. As to the songs bought off iTunes, they are AAC music files so you would have to convert.
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Not that I'm aware of. Loading music seems to require an ITunes account. Could be wrong though.
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Yes you can. The music saves to a file in your computer and you can easily then copy it into iTunes.
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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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If you have iTunes it's a piece of cake. Simply move the songs into a playlist and then burn. Windows Media Player is almost exactly the same. And yes, the cd's are preformatted.
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Dear C. Kay,Thanks for your inquiry. There are a number of popular programs to load CD's and convert to FLAC. One is WinAmp, another is Exact Audio Copy(EAC). Itunes does not support FLAC but there are converters that can convert FLAC to what's called Apple Lossless. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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I did not try that, but I am sure once they are on your computer you can download to the itunes area.`A1`
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For Mac users, if you are iTunes users, you have to convert your music files into MP3 & WMA format songs, and then put them into the drive. （it won't sync to your itunes）
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Yes! After making a the master mix, you can use a usb cable to a computer and download the wav file to itunes, etc. It even gives wav files for each individual track. Or you can upload to an sd card.
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If you bought the music from iTunes the easiest way to convert it is to record the songs to CD and then rip them to a compatible format such as MP3 or WMA.