All I really want to do is burn audio CDs from iTunes, using my old G4Powerbook. Will this do that?
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Yes, it will allow you to burn audio files to disk, BUT it would be a bit of overkill. The PlexEasy is designed to copy/burn disks WITHOUT using a computer. I don't know how iTunes works, so I can't say whether or not the disks would work on other devices.You would be better served buying an external DVD burner that plugs into your USB port. You can get a decent one for about $30 here on Amazon.
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Stacy suggest you go to the company website. They have a question and answer section. I think the only problem anyone had with it was trying to copy movies between thumb drives and DVDs.
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Sure. It will copy anything with an USB connection, SDHC card source, or any other card/stick through a multi-card reader. It does not have AVI input ports. You can even capture a sound track from a movie DVD to a DVD or CD (audio). You can go the other way and copy DVD's
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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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I do not believe so, I don't know of any CD/DVD burning software for the iPad. Or even if the iPad can connect to a USB device, But I have never tried. However, I know for a fact this will work on any PC, Mac, Or Linux systems.
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Yes, you will need to use iTunes. It comes with a CD software (iTunes) and they you will need to update online.Amazon: you should write this detail in the description product.
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I had no problems with these CDs being burned I use Mac and windows, so to answer your question 100%.
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Yes, with any audio CD burning software. Even iTunes, if you record in MP3, save to your computer and import to iTunes like a song file.
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Yes. There is an iTunes Integration option you can select from the LMS (Logitech Media Server) software you'll need to be running on your PC/Mac.I've never used this feature so how well it functions I don't know. But I know it exists.
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I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helpsKanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug the drive into an available USB port for instant access to a 24x DVD/RW drive. I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helpsKanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug... » Read More I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helpsKanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug the drive into an available USB port for instant access to a 24x DVD/RW drive. « Show Less
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No. You have to burn your Itunes songs to a CD, rip them into the Creative Platform and then load them on to the player.
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You can burn the itunes files to a music cd (not data cd), then use that cd to import as mp3 using itunes or some other cd ripping program. If you use itunes make sure you go into importing settings to change the format to mp3 (by default it's set to aac). This would take a long time if you have a bunch of files, so there are other programs (not free though) you can buy that can convert for you. http://www.imtoo.com/video-to-audio-converter.html is one of them. Though this is possibly against the itunes download agreement since the files are supposed to be protected. I dunno though since you're using them for yourself and not sharing them.
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Mine works just like the one in my computer, just plug in USB and computer assigns it a drive and just play - record, burn, etc. My DVD RW had gone out on my computer, but now it's fixed so have two burners now. When portable player is plugged in and you want to burn something, like at itunes, you are prompted to select which burner. I was just stunned at how well it works, just like the one built into computer. But be careful with the software that comes with it, for it is just promotional - NOT needed to operate the unit. It will instruct you to put in disc to install. P.S. The portable floppy 3.5 works great as well if you have old stuff still stored on floppies.
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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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This is 100% Mac compatible. I plugged it into the USB port, downloaded and played immediately. It was absolutely seamless. I didn't need any additional software at all. I have a two year old Mac Powerbook G4, Non-Intel (bought my Mac just before it switched). Make sure you have enough memory and space, though. The files are huge!
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JW485, I tried what you are describing and everything in my existing music library played fine. I streamed over my 2006 Macbook Pro(802.11g). To set it up in Itunes go under edit &gt; preferences&gt; advanced and change the location to your external HD. The problem I had was with downloading new music. Itunes failed to authorize and completely download any newly purchased music, and it took a day of email exchanges with the Apple support to redownload the music. Ultimately, I changed the library location back to default to my local laptop HD so that I could purchase new music without the headache. I was a bit disappointed in the process considering the cost of the router and Apple's reputation.
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that is a dilema, i would doubt that they will. Apple has trapped you. You have to know if your m4a files are protected (aka you bought them or ripped them with protection). The best bet is to try to convert them to mp3 using itunes. If they are protected you will have to burn/rip the files from cd, a waste of time if you ask me.
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YES... which is one of the features I was looking for when I got mine. I am able to add music to iTunes from CDs, and watch DVD movies using the drive.
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Actually, that is why I returned it an got one with a CD player. At first, I thought that I could just place my CD's into Itunes, and then put them onto an SD card and it would work the same. However, they needed to be transferred from the new mp4 format to mp3. When that was all said and done, it didnt even work. So, I do not know honestly, as I was so frustrated by reading that they wanted me to buy all of their SD cards and I wasnt having any luck. I would recommend just returning it and getting one with a CD player, or if you have an ipod or iphone-burn your CD's into Itunes and then sync them to your device so that you can play them from that. Actually, that is why I returned it an got one with a CD player. At first, I thought that I could just place my CD's into Itunes, and then put them onto an SD card and it would work the same. However, they needed to be transferred from the new mp4 format to mp3. When that was all said and done, it didnt even work. So, I do not know honestly, as I was so frustrated by reading that they wanted me to buy all of their SD cards and I wasnt having any luck. I would recommend just returning it and getting one with a CD player, or if you have an ipod or iphone-burn your CD's into Itunes and then... » Read More Actually, that is why I returned it an got one with a CD player. At first, I thought that I could just place my CD's into Itunes, and then put them onto an SD card and it would work the same. However, they needed to be transferred from the new mp4 format to mp3. When that was all said and done, it didnt even work. So, I do not know honestly, as I was so frustrated by reading that they wanted me to buy all of their SD cards and I wasnt having any luck. I would recommend just returning it and getting one with a CD player, or if you have an ipod or iphone-burn your CD's into Itunes and then sync them to your device so that you can play them from that. « Show Less