is it possible to rip music from my ipod(or one of my friends' ipod) and put it in my itunes library?
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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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Save the music to a folder in mydocs/mymusic and then open iTunes and there should be some kind of button (under your account) that lets you import music to your library.
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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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LimeWire.  Just download songs.  When you want to add them to you iPod, go into iTunes and go to File and click "Add File to Library".  Find the LimeWire folder and there ya go, free music!
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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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You can use the itunes store to download music at 99 cents per song.. \n\nIf you own downloaded mp3s (as in you paid for them), you can use itunes to add the songs to your library.. and then click and drag them into your ipod.. \n\nIf you use something else besides an ipod, youll have to use the software that came with the mp3.. Musicmatch Jukebox works with many mp3 players as well.. its not as easy to use as itunes but it does the job..
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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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You can't delete it directly off the ipod but you can open itunes and delete the song from the playlist you are using. then just update the ipod
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I believe so, however some songs may not work and none of them would retain their original file name (they would all be named a bunch of seemingly random letters and numbers).  I haven't tried it, but if you hook up your ipod then go to the MyComputer Icon on your desk top you should see a drive letter (such as d: k: f: ect) that your ipod is.  double click on that and drag and drop all the files from there to your harddrive.
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While I don't recommend mixing your free downloads with iTunes purchased music, you can still add those files to your iPod. Simply drag any MP3 or WMA file into your iTunes application and allow it to convert the music. Once it is converted, you are able to connect your iPod and move the music to your iPod using the same interface.
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If you have itunes you can simply set the preferences to use 'mp3 encoder' when 'ripping'. Ripping is removing the music from a CD so you have a backed up copy. If you use itunes, once you have set it to mp3 encoder, you can simply select 'convert selection to mp3' it will make whatever audio file is in your itunes library that you have selected into an mp3 file.\nIf you use windows media player, set the preferences to 'mp3 encoder' and 'burn cd'
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Install Itunes and Ipod software on your PC. Then connect the Ipod, when you connect the itunes software will ask "This ipod is linked to another library, would you like to replace the files and link to this librarry"... SELECT NO... if you say yes, then you'll lose all the songs.\n\nOnce you know the ipod is connected, copy the files. \n\nOr else, try this, dont know if it'll work, \nas soon as you connect your ipod, your system will identify it as an external storage device. once its connected, open it through "My Computer" and copy the files to any desired location
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1) Download an Itunes music library.  it's free and u just get it off of itunes.com or something.  No need to buy an ipod.  Once u have Itunes, limewire will automaticly put all of your downloaded music into there.  From there, u can put a blank CD into u computer, make a playlist with all the songs u want to burn, then click burn, and itunes will burn a cd for u.
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Itunes will convert unprotected WMA files into either MP3 or AAC so you can then transfer them to an ipod.  Anything protected with DRM (digital rights Management) is not going to work.  At the worst case you could burn the songs to an audio CD and then re-read them into Itunes
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There is a program at CompUSA that can help take the music off of your iPod and place it back onto your computer. It's called Tune Tools for iPod http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=337520
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Well you can obtain them legally off of www.itunes.com\n\nIt is illegal to download music that you have not purchased.
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I can tell you how to do it, however provide information if you are in the same house....or at seperate houses...If you are in the same, its much easier to get her music.\n\n---OK, you dont need limewire to do it.....take an ethernet cable, and run it from your computer, to hers, right in the same spot where your internet cables go.  \n\nMake sure she has all her songs located in ONE folder....tell her to right click on that folder, and go to 'sharing'  and make sure that folder is shared.\n\nGo to START>CONTROL PANEL>MY NETWORK\n\nLocate her computer in the network, (it should be the only one because your two computers are connected) and locate the shared folder...open that folder, and drag them into a folder that youve made on your desktop...it will copy what shes sharing to your computer....then take those songs from your folder, and drag them to iTunes...\n\nGot it?\n\n--------What?  Hows that help anything...you asked, "i need help to transfer all of her songs on to my ipod and i forgot how to do it to"  Im telling you how to transfer all of her files to your computer.  1. Music in 1 folder\n2. Share THAT FOLDER\n3. Connect computers together via Ethernet cable or router\n4. Locate her computer on network, and shared folder\n5. Click and drag songs to a folder on your computer\n6. Click and drag songs to iTunes\n7. Read 1 - 6 again\n\nAnyways, theres your answer, seeing that no one else is answering, I suggest you slow down, take your time, read this, and try it..... It will work