How can I convert songs purchased on itunes so it can be put on a non-ipod mp3 player?
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Here's the secret. Burn the songs onto a disc in audio format, then upload them back on to your computer as mp3 files.
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im almost 100% sure that you cant. you need itunes to transfer the songs...and xbox dosnt have itunes.
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If by an iTunes file you mean an audio file with an .m4a or similar file extension, then yes there are ways you can convert them Try jhymn.org. It can also convert from iTunes format to .mp3 as well. Hope this helps.
984111
Transfer them using iTunes. X
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use any of the free music converters available
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You cannot do it through Itunes or windows.  You need a third party program.  The one I used was ePhPod.\n\nYou install it on the computer you want to put the music onto and you plug your iPod into that pc.  Do not sync the music.  Open EphPod and then select the drive that your iPod is identified as and it will give you the contents of your iPod.\n\nYou can then transfer whatever songs you want.  I have had no problems with it.\n\nEdit:  EphPod is free.
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I dont think you can? iTunes only exports in 3 formats mp3 aif and aac you would have to use another program unless your cell can read mp3's
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if you have an ipod you would go to itunes.\n           1. click file\n           2.add a file to library\n           3.browse for song and click open\n           4. it should transfer
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You can only do this if you are running Windows. Open iTunes, select File > Import > (Select the unprotected .wma file you want to be converted)
1000930
You can convert your files to .m4a in iTunes. If you download the files to a separate folder and then drag + drop them into iTunes, it should ask you if you'd like to convert them. If not, right-click on the file in iTunes and click "convert to MP3/M4A" (not sure which it will be, but it's NOT "AAC"!).\n\nYou'll then have two files. Right-click on them both and look at the end of the file name. You'll be able to play the .m4a/.mp3 on your iPod.
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videora ipod converter, and it's free!!!!\n\nPS.  itunes loses sound when it converts video, just in case you run across any mpgs you want to convert to .mp4 or .m4v.
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1. Download itunes off of itunes.com\n2. Put music on itunes\n3. trasfer itunes to ipod
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Best converter for that type, Would be a CD..\nYup.. Burn the protected music to a music CD, Then use a CD Ripper like CDex to extract the files as .mp3's\n\nCDex\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-2140-10226370.html\n\nAnother thing to try..$$ ( I haven't, so don't know limitations or quality) is TuneBite.. It claims to remove protections.\n\nhttp://www.tunebite.com
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Convert it into mp3 :\n\nhttp://swen.antville.org/stories/735413/\n\nFrom there use itunes and when you drag and drop your mp3's into itunes it will convert it into mp4 format which ipods use :)\n\nAlso this may be of interest to you :\n\nhttp://www.videohelp.com/convert#4;63\n\nHope this helps :)
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You put the free iTunes software from Apple on your computer (Mac or Windows).  Then you either buy songs from the iTunes Music Store, download them from another site, or put your own CDs in your computer and import them to iTunes.  Now you have a library of songs in iTunes.  Finally, you plug your iPod into your computer, and you can copy the songs from your iTunes library to your iPod.
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we use a program called "tunebite" to convert music downloaded from itunes (m4p files) to mp3 files..works  with other music file conversions too...theres a free version avail for download but you will need to purchase the program in order to convert files..cost is $28AU (or find the crack for it;)
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Okay with any downloading program you're going to have to do the same thing. First when you download it, open the folder where it is. Then right click and send to "My Documents". After that go to "My Documents" and put click on the song and put it in "My Music". After that I think you need to hook up some cable to the computer and to your mp3 and transfer the songs.