can i load music from limewire or roxio to my ipod?
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well for LIMEWIRE only:\n\nyou just go to add file to library and find your limewire folder, mine is called shared, and i have it on my desktop shortcutted. it took me a while to figure out how to put them in my library too : )\n\nk.. mine is in this location: computer>documents and settins>amanda1 [my computer user name, look for yours]>Shared\n\nshared is the folder with all of your music
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get limewire and just download them
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try to download limewire
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you cant you could only put songs in the ipod.
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Here are two links that will help\n\nhttp://blogs.ittoolbox.com/wireless/ontherun/archives/how-to-copy-music-from-your-ipod-to-your-itunes-library-5615\n\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300173\n\nApple doesn't like you to share music with others, so they make it a pain in your a-- to transfer the muscic.
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Roxio is a good program to convert to MP3 or you can go to download.com and search for a MP3 converter. Have a nice trip
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well sweety, you have to burn the songs you get from limewire as an AUDIO CD. right now you're just 'copying' the songs to the cd, which only the computer understands how to play them. follow these steps:\nClick Start, All Programs, Roxio Easy CD Creator 5, and then Create CD. \nAfter the program initializes, you will see an Untitled Music CD Project layout.\nClick the Select your Source files drop down menu and browse to the location of your audio files. \nClick and drag the desired files to the bottom of the layout, or select the file and click Add. \nRepeat the process to add all of the audio files that you want to record. Be aware of the amount available space on your CDR disk. Check the blue progress bar at the bottom of the screen as you add files to see the available free space.\nInsert the CDR disk into your CDRW drive. \nClick Record. \nA Record CD Setup dialog will appear. Click Options at the bottom right hand corner. This will give you your options on how you would like to record your disk. \nClick Start Recording.
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Read all about it here: http://ipodlinux.org
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I use limewire so use limewire and trasnfer the songs to itunes so you can put it on your ipod. The ipod cost around 200 dollars
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I can tell you how to do it, however provide information if you are in the same house....or at seperate houses...If you are in the same, its much easier to get her music.\n\n---OK, you dont need limewire to do it.....take an ethernet cable, and run it from your computer, to hers, right in the same spot where your internet cables go.  \n\nMake sure she has all her songs located in ONE folder....tell her to right click on that folder, and go to 'sharing'  and make sure that folder is shared.\n\nGo to START>CONTROL PANEL>MY NETWORK\n\nLocate her computer in the network, (it should be the only one because your two computers are connected) and locate the shared folder...open that folder, and drag them into a folder that youve made on your desktop...it will copy what shes sharing to your computer....then take those songs from your folder, and drag them to iTunes...\n\nGot it?\n\n--------What?  Hows that help anything...you asked, "i need help to transfer all of her songs on to my ipod and i forgot how to do it to"  Im telling you how to transfer all of her files to your computer.  1. Music in 1 folder\n2. Share THAT FOLDER\n3. Connect computers together via Ethernet cable or router\n4. Locate her computer on network, and shared folder\n5. Click and drag songs to a folder on your computer\n6. Click and drag songs to iTunes\n7. Read 1 - 6 again\n\nAnyways, theres your answer, seeing that no one else is answering, I suggest you slow down, take your time, read this, and try it..... It will work
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No. And Yes. :-)\n\nThis article does a good job outlining your options.\nhttp://jakeludington.com/ask_jake/20050816_sync_ipod_with_windows_media_player_10.html
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u can find in apple.com\nor download whatever u want with serial#z from lime wire =)
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Sadly, no.  iPod (and iTunes) are Apple products, and work best on an Apple.  The Windows version has less compatibility and little annoyances (like the one you're experiencing).
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go to apple.com/itunes and download itunes from there.you need itunes to download music to your ipod.
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music.download.com (You don't have to download a entire\nprogram to run like LimeWire or Ares, just the songs.)
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Napster is compatible with windows + IE. Downloads are MP3 so you can easily transfer them to your IPOD.\n\nhttp://www.napster.com/
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You would need to convert the .flac file to a format that is understandable on your iPod (Audio formats supported: AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Music Store), MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3 and 4), Apple Lossless, AIFF and WAV).   This would require a program that can do the conversion for you.  Check out the options in the "sources" section.  Once you have an MP3 or something that iTunes can work with, simply drag it to your iTunes Library (and to your iPod as normal).\n\nSuppposedly Apple has the ability to provide firmware updates for other audio formats, so you could always send in feedback for .flac files (link provided).