I have over 4000 songs I want to put on here from Itunes. If I lose Itunes for whatever reason, can I then transfer the songs back to Itunes.
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Yes, you can, you can transfer your whole iTunes library to a drive if you know how to, iTunes has a feature that lets you transfer the whole library to another volume. Look it up, it's not so hard. You'll have to have your library consolidated.
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That really doesn't have anything to do with this specific drive. However, if you purchase them through iTunes, then you can just re-download him; if you didn't, then yes you can copy them to this drive and then if you ever lose iTunes you can copy them back to where you got them from. Then iTunes will find them again.
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I don't know. I would ask iTunes support. They are really good about responding to questions.
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Don't know if you "have to" use iTunes. I did because it's where all my music is located.
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Yes. It's a full on real computer - not a tablet. I have over 10,000 songs in my iTunes.......but I am running out of memory so I have dumped them to an 2TB external drive.
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Thanks for your advice. The flip side of the beauty of not being locked into iTunes sounds like I would have to purchase a whole new library though, if I was not able to transfer from iTunes. True? And how would I be able to transfer music off my CD's into a Sansa?
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You can download directly to this model bypassing the need for a computer. Ultimately though the apple tv will want to transfer your purchases back to your computer so it can maintain your itunes library. It will do what you want as you describe it.
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The music I downloaded was from iTunes but I had to convert them (through iTunes) to mp3 format. I then went to my iTunes library file folder - listed under my 'finder' tab (I have a Mac) and added each mp3 song I wanted onto my flash drive.
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I have used other programs to find music and then I tell itunes to add that folder to it's library. Then itunes simply converts whatever music files it is "allowed" to convert into it's own format so it can be used by the ipod. I've only had a few music files that could not be converted for whatever reason, copyright protection I suppose.
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Richard, generally, as I understand it, yes. You will be able to record your records to your PC hard drive. From there, you can convert your music files to whatever formats you prefer. For iTunes, I believe you can import them into iTunes and iTunes will automatically convert them to iTunes format as you import them. If there is a more direct method to record them to iTunes, I'm not aware of it. Hope this helps! Skip
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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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I've never understood those services... sure they can put the music on your iPod for you, but what happens when you have to restore your iPod and you don't have all of that music back-up in iTunes on your computer. Do you have to pay someone to do it all over again?
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I used iTunes. I just opened them both up and grabbed them over to the New file
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No it will not, after you download or transfer all your music, the only categories are album, artist, genre,, if you want certain song you need to creat a playlist in which there are 3, each playlist max is 100 songs..
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you can't. All you can do is skip song by song, typical Apple. If you like loading your Sandisk you'll hate iTunes for sure. It's hard to just load songs by selecting them randomly. I have 25gb of music so I can't sync my 2gb ipod with iTunes - I just get the first 2gb.
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If I get a new ipod can I sync both my old and new using my itunes library and itunes and keep all the material on both units?
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I could not get my music off of itunes just move it over to windows media player.
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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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Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to answer that question. I still have space on the original device and have literally 1,000's of songs.