can itunes only go into ipods?
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nope you can download itunes for any mp3 player, just need iTunes player to download iTunes songs.\n\nthe iTune songs are mp3s as far as i know, so they are able to go into ANY mp3 player.
1069322
Itunes allows you to put the songs on up to 5 computers if I remember correctly...if you only need it for one additional you are definately safe!
595766
This is difficult to figure out because people can put almost anything they want on their iPod, not necessarily all of it from iTunes. Many people rip CDs and put those on their iPods.\n\nHowever Apple does have daily lists of the most popular downloads from iTunes by country. Check it out.\nhttp://www.apple.com/euro/itunes/charts/top10songs.html
46469
you can borrow a computer with itunes, for example use a friend's computer, but then your ipod is matched only to that computer, plus you have to upload all your cd's to that computer....so the simple answer is, unfortunately, no.
1119033
If you refer to any media player, yes, even protected iTunes files can be opened anywhere if in a non-iTunes media player such as Quicktime or VLC.
686961
The other computer has to have iTunes installed on it and set to manual in order to do this. If the other computer has set to automatic then it will add every song that is on the other computer automatically and delete songs that is already on the Ipod when you connect the iPod. \nIf the other computer dosen't have Itunes installed simply burn a Data cd of the tunes that you want and install them on your computer later and you will be good to go.
406522
i just started using an iPod, but from what i saw you can name the iPod, you should be able to select the ipod you want and drag and drop all the music you want from your music folder to the iPod.
684759
Go to www.apple.com and click on the iTunes link. Download that and you can transfer mp3's to your ipod. I use it on my pc and it works GREAT!!!
261473
You open up a 1/2 screen window where the video files are, and a 1/2 screen size window with Itunes file. You drag and drop them into the files stored, then up load them to the ipod.\n\nGood Luck.
629009
Just make sure that when you plug your iPod into the 2nd computer, do NOT let iTunes run an automatic update.  BE sure to cancel it, then, right click your iPod in the bar on the left and select "iPod Options...".  Then click "Manually Update Songs and Playlists" until your computer is fixed.  In this mode, you add songs by dragging them from your library to the iPod in the bar on the left, and delete songs by highlighting them in the iPod on the bar on the left and clicking the delete button.
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From what I understand, and unless you want to mod your iPod, the answer is no.  That's one of the chief complaints anti-iPod and anti-Apple users cite as the reasons why they dislike the iPod.\n\nFortunately for me, all my songs were ripped from the CDs I've purchased, and I always make hard copies of the songs I purchase from iTunes.\n\nI believe there might be a hack you can try; I think a popular website is ilounge.com- people there are doing all sorts of crazy things to their ipods.
349409
Depends on the maker, Ipods for instance use itunes. Every mp3 player will have a CD that comes with it, and most you can just drag-and-drop into it's folder.
1007141
Well, first, is your song library in iTunes already? If it is, then hook up your iPod and when it loads and appears in the column on the left hand side of the screen, drag the item called Library (also in the left hand column of iTunes) onto the icon labeled your iPod. (whatever name it has). If your library is in another program, then install iTunes. When you load it up, it will ask you if you want to search your computer for other music you already have. Click yes, then the option that will say My Computer or My Music or something like that. (its been a long time since i did that, so please excuse any mistake.) it will automatically search for music and add it to your iTunes library. then repeat what i told you first to get it to your iPod.
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Next time you dock your ipod, after itunes comes up, double click the icon for your ipod and drag the selected songs into your library.  That is if it's not already doing it automatically which it will under default installation settings.\n\nEdit: What Bacon is refering to are the copy protections, their meant to keep friends from giving away music that they've only purchased a personal liscense for.  If it's your ipod and your copy of itunes it shouldn't be an issue.  If it's not you can still go to windows properties and select "show hidden files" whereupon you can search through your ipod and copy the hidden sound files (individual songs are split into multiple files to make this a pain in the ass but it can be done.).\n\nHope that helps,\n\nArmus
634006
1. Download itunes off of itunes.com\n2. Put music on itunes\n3. trasfer itunes to ipod
984111
Transfer them using iTunes. X
7582
Yes, just uncheck them in the iTunes library and they will not be transferred to your iPod, or if they have already been transferred, uncheck them and they will be deleted from your iPod.