is it possible to sync itunes onto a sony walkman mp3 player??????
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Yes, but you have to convert the file in the itunes program.  (right click the song, then convert selection to wav.) then you should be able to sync it to your mp3 player.  you may have to convert to aac file first, but eventually you can convert it enough times to be able to get it on your mp3 player.
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Oh yes!! You can just simply add it to a playlist from limewire, then transfer it to your iTunes software.  The iTunes will automatically recognize your files. Hope this helps!!
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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.
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If the files are mp3 format, you just need to copy and paste them from whichever drive they are current in (usually the c: drive), into the mp3 player drive, (usually the e: drive) Trust me though, if you use the Sony software, SonicStage, it will make things a lot easier, you can have it autoscan your computer for every music file, then import them easily onto SonicStage compatible devices (any Sony MP3) player. I have two Sony mp3 players, so hit me up if you have any other questions.
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First find out the location of your music files. Then simply go to winamp or windows media player and add them as you do Itunes.
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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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You need to set up the player you use for mp3s as the main player, although if you have Itunes player, if thats what you use, it should open automatically\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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buy music cards and load them on to itunes
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you need to set itunes as your default music player and play them there once you have done that you will be able to put them onto your ipod.
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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.
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when you add the MP3 file (the itunes file won't work) it puts the speaker in the middle of the page.\n\nRight click on it and go to sound option ;)
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Put the mp3 CD in your PC and rip it.(Real Player,windows media player can do it). Import those file to I Tunes. Once you connect The Nano to PC the I Tunes songs will be automatically will transferred .(Go to option by right clicking on your i pod icon, select automatic transfer of file)
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yes you can. if you cant plaay  SOUND FILES then you need a codec. mp3s can be played on ANYTHING you need a wma converter or a codec. i have no idea where to get one it pisses me off too..
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download itunes from apple when you install it it will ask you if it should sca nyour s=computer for media.  say yes  alternatively open up itunes and go to file import and then go to wherever your music is stored.  you then import them to itunes.  once they are in itunes, plug your ipod in, and you can move stuff on to it using itunes.  look on the apple website for help with using itunes \n\nuse itunes to convert them to mp3 and then you can put them on your ipod
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Gave up on VLC - is naught more than a clumsy little player!\n\nGenerally use WMP11 (huge improvement over earlier versions which I couldn't stand), and keep a copy of Winamp to tackle the more stubborn buggers. Why WMP11 - much work has gone in for mp3 player syncing, as well as improved meta-tagging and library organising. WMP used to be pretty p*ss-poor at handling large play-lists, but they finally seem to have gotten this sorted out also. Actually pretty happy with it these days\n\n\nAs for Real Player... does anyone even use that hunk of junk anymore?
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iTunes won't do it for you. You can try QuickTime Pro ($30) or the IMToo converter, which also costs a bit of money.... a free one online is Videora or something.
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no media player wont support the format for i tunes by apple unless you have the bridging software installed.  found this out the hard way with my daughter's ipod and her compaq computer.  when you are trying to save it you have to change the .*@^ at the end and make it .wma which is media player format.  I used asteriks because I dont know what format you have everything in right now but thats how you do it and make sure you dont use the save you need to use the save as so it gives you the option to change the format.