can i use itune for my mp3 player?
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Yes of course ! iTunes is a music player that plays MP3's, radio streams and podcasts, it can even convert protected tracks from the iTunes Music Store to MP3, if you burn a CD.
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You can'tdo it directly, unless you have the license to do it.\n\nA workaround is playing the file in one computer, connect the output (headphone) to the input of another computer (microphone) and recording the input sound as MP3 in the second computer.\n\nYou must only do this if you have the permissions from the copyright owner, if not you are violating the copyright and some one can sue you for doing this.
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u cont get it...........if ur mediaplayer giving problem thn use winamp or other other player............
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if its from your MP3 PLAYER:(will only work for windows XP)\nConnect player to computer--->Let windows recgonize it-->go to my computer--->Look for your MP3 player (most of the time named Removeable disk)--->double-click on your MP3 player's disk---> Look for your music--->go to my music (in my documents)--->copy music in you mp3 then paste into my music.\nThis is what you have to do with the PSP,which is a MP3 and WMA player UNLIKE the DS (i don't get why people say the psp sucks,while the DS has the power and processing power of an N64,who would still want old school technology,the PSP is better then the PS2 so it is like a PS3. PSP also has more features such as:\nInternet\nWatch  movies (it is in UMD format)\nSave & View Photos\nSave & Play MP3 and WMA\nUse an internet browser to go to websites \nSave & Play MPEG-4 Videos\nPlay UMD games.\nHigh-Def LCD screen\n\n\nYes i know this has nothing to do with the question,i just wanted people to know that THE PSP IS BETTER!!!!!
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Does it tell you why it wont let you do that?\n\nIt might be something wrong in setup, or you might not have the right MP3 encouder installed
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It depends on the MP3 player you have ... if it's got a fixed amount of memory, then that's all that you have. Some players have flash cards like SD or Compact Flash, etc and you can buy bigger ones if you want. Look at the instruction manual - it should tell you if you're able to add more space or not.\n\nToodles
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limewire works, then after downloading it then put it on musicmatch Jukebox then go to file and click on send to portable device and you should be able to get it right on your mp3 or your device you want it on
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first, download install and get an mp3 using Limewire.\nsecond, drag and drop the completely downloaded file into your mp3 player as if it were a removable disk (such as a flash drive)\n\nIt's that easy.
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download from limewire or try these:\n\nhttp://www.mp3shits.com\nhttp://www.mpeg-search.com\n\nthen connect your mp3 player to the computer, copy paste!\ndone!
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Visit\nwww.mp3towav.org/Cool-MP3-Converter/
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more details please.\nmanufacture-model\nbut if you want to find it yourself ,go to google.com\nthen search for \n"name of manufacture" "model number" "MP3 player" "driver download"
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yes, kind of...I have an sandisk Mp3 player that you can store documents and stuff on, and its great for music.  It is 1 gig and It works really well in my opinion.  you don't have to install anything to use it either.
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Try this :-\n\nwww.mp3-converter.com/mp3_converter_freeware.htm
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Use Windows Media Player.Click the Sync tab.If Windows has found the MP3 player then it will show you the files on your mp3 player as well as you can remove and install songs on your mp3 player with it.
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Yes, but you have to convert the file in the itunes program.  (right click the song, then convert selection to wav.) then you should be able to sync it to your mp3 player.  you may have to convert to aac file first, but eventually you can convert it enough times to be able to get it on your mp3 player.
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No. You need an MP3 player that is WMA compatible (Windows Media).  iPod is not.
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i have one... the new genration one. if you are going to get a mp3 player, screw the ipod and get the DJ