How do I swhich my itunes music files into windows midia player files?
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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.
1049815
There are plenty of programs out there, but sometimes (it sounds like you are dealing with WMA's) your music can be encrypted, usually WMA's and Apple's newly found M4A.\n\nIn an older version of iTunes, you could convert your songs to mp3, but the new version only converts them to aac, and besides, like Apple would read Microsoft's sound format. Pssh.\n\nYou could always find a sound card recorder, like MP3 My Mp3 recorder, but I couldn't get that one to work, and that takes a while.\n\nYou can always check download.com for free and demo programs on just about anything.
726791
depends entirely on what type of file it is ... I'm assuming it's an audio or video file???? ... maybe it will open in something like Winamp or iTunes????
137722
This is a very simple process.  Go to google and search "sound file converter".  There is a great amount of free programs designed for just his purpose.  I will give you a recommendation on a program once I find one, okay?  Please refrain from downloading until then.\n\nOn a different note, are you wanting to transfer them from the CD to the computer?  If so, email me and tell me what version of Windows Media Player you are running.
1010050
Use iTunes. Select MP3 in Preferences/Import first.
822715
This link may help..\n\nhttp://www.askdavetaylor.com/convert_wma_from_windows_media_player_into_mp3_files.html
149258
I only have programs to go the other way around.  I configured Winamp to change midi files to wav files (I found out how on the interent), then I use audioconverter to change the wav file to mp3 (so that I can burn it on audio CD's.  Try either searching the internet for (use the quotes) "wav to midi", or go to www.download.com and browse for something there.
517893
just like how you would put a regular song onto your ipod. just play it on itunes and click and drag.
827632
It depends on if you're using a Mac or a PC.  If you are using a PC you can go File > Add Files to library and go to your Limewire folder (C:/Program Files/LimeWire/Something) and then import the file.\n\nOthereise you can double click on the file in Windows Explorer and it should load in iTunes.\n\nOn a Mac you just click on the file name to load it into iTunes.\n\nPlease let me know if works.
287210
u gonna go to ur iTunes and click the "File" button which is on the top right and click add file to library.then u connect ur iPod wif the PC and finally u ll haf ur songs on the iPod =]
175508
if you go on itunes and add them to your library itunes should automatically convert them, but if that fails. search on the internet for a free music converter and convert them yourself to mp3 files or wma files, then add them to the itunes library. hope this helps.
402111
You cannot do it through Itunes or windows.  You need a third party program.  The one I used was ePhPod.\n\nYou install it on the computer you want to put the music onto and you plug your iPod into that pc.  Do not sync the music.  Open EphPod and then select the drive that your iPod is identified as and it will give you the contents of your iPod.\n\nYou can then transfer whatever songs you want.  I have had no problems with it.\n\nEdit:  EphPod is free.
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you right click on the file and click properties, then you click the change button right after it says "open with:real player" then scroll down on the list that comes up untill you find itunes, click it, then press ok and the file will be converted...this is for windows xp but i dont know if it will work with other operating systems...try it though, it should work
154942
Dont use Itunes.\nBut if you want then save to your computer and use windows juke box. This will convert to MP3 format.
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convert itunes to mp3\nhttp://www.google.com/search?&q=convert+itunes+to+mp3\n\nif you had searched for it you'd be done by now and working on something else
601121
we use a program called "tunebite" to convert music downloaded from itunes (m4p files) to mp3 files..works  with other music file conversions too...theres a free version avail for download but you will need to purchase the program in order to convert files..cost is $28AU (or find the crack for it;)
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here's one suggestion:\nhttp://www.canadiancontent.net/tech/download/TS-WIDI_Pro.html - this program converts mp3-music to midi, so you can transfer to it to your phone - software to transfer files from pc to phone was bundled with your phone when you bought it