Is it possible I can get my Itunes playlist files on a disk, so I can put it on another computer?
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Yup... so possible. Once you ripped a CD audio to your ITunes, it is already converted to mp3 or aac files which can be easily copied or burn on a disc. If you have a CD burner software or Windows Media Player, just click on the files and add them to your list of audio to be transferred to your disk. Just to make sure to buy a re-writable CD so that you can still make use of it after the file transfer.
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Re-download iTunes.. only way.
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what you can do is go to the folder in which itunes music is located and copy and paste it into your my music folder
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yup... iTunes>Preferences>Advanced>Importing
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If your music is already on your new computer, you need to "Authorize" it in iTunes.\nIf you are looking for the quickest and cheapest ways to copy things between 2 computers, just use a "Crossover" Ethernet cable to connect them and make a local network.
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http://www.apple.com/itunes/
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Have you tried itunes?
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the answer is in the itunes help but you first have to copy it to a diks then you can transfer it back to yoru hard drive with a music cd extractor program. \n\nIts a protected file and this is the only way to unprotect it.
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Hate to say it, but you'll have to upload it as you did on your home computer. Apple created the feature on iPods to only allow access music from the iPod to one computer. However, you can transfer music in several ways:\n\n1. Do it manually, gather all your CDs again and just upload music onto your computer at work.\n\n2. Just hook-up your iPod to your work computer and play your music that way.\n\n3. Download software to rip music from your iPod to your work computer (there's some free software, just google for it).\n\n4. Burn Data discs of your music. In iTunes, go to Edit --> Preferences -->Advanced --> Burning and change your disc format to Date Disc. This will allow you to burn a CD (the same way you burn a music disc) of your music, but it just has the music FILES, not music like a CD. You can fit about 650 MB worth of music onto a CD. \n\nHope this helps.
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if you don't have itunes, just go the the cd contents:\n\nOn windows:  My computer --> C Drive --> CD NAME\n\nOn Macintosh:  Double click CD icon on desktop\n\nThen, drag and drop music files onto the ipod icon that should be on the desktop.
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iTunes should allow you to import music from cd into your iTunes.\nWith the cd in your drive select import from with iTunes\nCopy Controlled cds should only stop you from burning the cd to another cd.
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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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For Windows XP, there is always iTunes.  \n\nNero CD Burner can also BURN tunes.
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you can't, you have to have the music saved on your hard drive!
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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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http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
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only if you get it legaly, but that still isn't 100% great quality, safest way is cd's or something legal-iTunes is great.