Is it possible to move music from computer games to my ipod?
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yes. You need 2 disc drives (cd/dvd) and USB support\nuse knoppix live cd. insert. boot. Plug in USB device. format w/ qt partitioned. commit. exit. remove usb. reboot knoppix. (you have to let the computer turn off with the cd remaioning in drive then restart) boot again. After Xwindows starts insert USB device. Insert game in unused disc drive. mount both USB key and game drive. make USB writable. Open game file. Search for audio codec extension (e.g. ogg, mp3 wav)\n\ncopy file. Paste in USB key. unmount USB key and remove . remove game CD. logout knoppix and remove CD from computer. Reboot computer in Windows/Mac mode. (If you had Linux you wouldn't be asking this)\n\nattach USB key attach Ipod with USB serial cable. Move files from USB to Ipod with same standard as Hard drive to Ipod.
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There are various online music stores such as the iTunes music store or Yahoo! music. You can get legal music from there and use their programs to manage your music on your computer, like iTunes. From without that program you can buy music and transfer it to various devices, such as an iPod.
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Yes, you can import the songs into iTunes. I actually like to get audio books from the library and import them into iTunes and then delete them after I'm done.
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Doesn't matter what kind of computer you have. Just buy a USB-drive (2 GB should be okay), and plug it in to a USB port. If it does not automatically open, go to "My computer" and look for the drive, click it, then select all of your music files, and drag them into it. Then wait for them to transfer, and delete them off your computer. Or you can buy an external hard drive (like I did) and do that. That was you have more storage.
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yes.  but you will need to copy the entire contents of your ipod to your computer and import the library into itunes.  the link in the sources will provided step-by-step instructions for PC and MAC.\n\nif you want to copy individual songs, you will need a 3rd party program.
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Yep, but not with iTunes as you would have realised. There's no shortage of freeware software out there to do that, but if you want it back in iTunes, make sure to remember the directory you're copying the music to, and then in iTunes "Add folder to Library" in the file menu.\nSome applications can be found at www.tomdownload.com
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1) Try itunes software, it's free and lets you to transfer your files to ipod and also subscribe podcasting right from your pc/mac.\nHere's is your program,\nhttp://www.apple.com/itunes/download/\n\n2 ) if you feel this program is bulky\nyou can use ipod winamp plugin, it's small in size and easy to use.\n\noooh it's features are cool:\n--> allows you to copy songs (MP3 & MP4 AAC) to your Windows iPod.\n\n-->Now 1.30 updated with:\n\n* Transcoding\n* iPod Shuffle supported!\n* Artist-Album view\n* Smart Playlists\n* Playlist Support\n* Reverse & Forward Sync\nYou can download this from http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mlipod/iPod_Support_v1_31.exe?download
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There are many possibilities to this.\n\nIf this other computer is on your network then simply go to the file on your hard drive which contains the music files you want.  Then right click the file and click sharing and security.  Then check the box that says share this file on network.  Then go to the other computer on your network, open up Network Places and open up the user with the file right click it, copy it and then save it to a new file and then go to itunes and import the files.\n\nIf the computer is not on your network then you will have to copy them to a disk or to a jumpdrive
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Nope, Just dowload it and install it like a new program it will import your music and things right with it. It just installs over the top of it.
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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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Yup, burn them to a CD and rip them back to the computer.  Music bought and downloaded from the iTunes store can't be played on anything except iTunes or an iPod.\nIf you're ripping songs from CDs using iTunes, make sure you choose to convert them to mp3 (under 'edit >preferences >advanced >importing >import using' choose MP3 encoder).\nThat way you can play them with anything.
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You can't.  Apple doesn't trust anyone, so they use something called FairPlay, a type DRM (digital rights management), to restrict you to playing music on compters approved by Apple (I think you get five), and mp3 players that support FairPlay (which is only the iPod, Apple refuses to licence FairPlay to other companies).  There is a program called JHymn that will remove FairPlay restrictions, but it isn't exactly that legal...\n\nEven if you do get rid of FairPlay or use music that isn't DRMed, you still have to convert to convert it to MIDI.  This is difficult, because while audio formats such as mp3 and acc (which is what apple uses) store audio data, MIDI is like a music sheet, telling the computer or cell phone what notes to play.  As such, it can only play music, and not voice.  To convert, you'd need a program to listen to the audio fie and figure out what notes are playing and store them as a MIDI.  This is the same as listening to a song on the radio and writing down the sheet music to play it.  Of course, the computer would do a better job.  A quick google search gave me a list of mp3 to midi products, but they all cost money.  If you are dealing with apple's acc files, you'd have to convert to mp3 first.
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you like get it into your computer then put into your ipod from there thts what you do for regular mp3 i guess
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Definitely not.\n\nAll you need to do is alter a few settings.\n\nOpen iTunes while your iPod is connected and then go to iPod options\n\nEnable the option " Allow to be used as a disc drive"\n\nEnjoy!
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Yes you could like jamescsn stated.\n\nBut why bother?  Use your Ipod to listen to music.  If you need an external HD look into getting a Maxtor 300-500 GB USB drive for backing up your computer.  Safer, easier, and you still get to listen to music.\n\nhttp://www.maxtor.com/
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hi....i have found the following website links useful for your issue......kindly visit these  links and i hope that u will find a solution definitely.....ALL THE BEST!!!\n\nLinks:-\nhttp://www.apple.com/itunes/music/\n\nhttp://www.mystikmedia.com/audiocommander.asp\n\nhttp://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/ipod-to-itunes.html\n\nregards.
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just like how you would put a regular song onto your ipod. just play it on itunes and click and drag.