to download music to an ipod does the file have to be from iTunes?
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you can transfer any MP3s to your iPod however, to do so, you can't use iTunes.  i use ephPod.  easily syncs to a folder (or folders) and transfers all MP3s and WAV files in there.\n\nhttp://www.ephpod.com/
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http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
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http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/
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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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I use limewire so use limewire and trasnfer the songs to itunes so you can put it on your ipod. The ipod cost around 200 dollars
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you mean to your nano right?\nwell you can use p2p file sharing programs such as limewire, and winmx yet it is considered illegal so it is up to you.\nthen after you have downloaded the music file, you can drag the file to your itunes, connect the ipod nano, and drag it into the nano.
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iTunes\n\n1) under "iTunes" menu, select "Preferences", select "Advanced" and set the type of format you want for the songs;\n2) In your Library, highlight the songs you want to change \n---FYI) you can sort songs by format/file type by going to "Edit" and "View Options" and checking "Kind"; then click on the "Kind" column header in the Library to sort; \n3) under the "Advanced" menu, select "Convert to ___" (it should specify the format you've selected).\n\nThat's it!!  Pretty simple, and no additional software to download.
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1. Download itunes off of itunes.com\n2. Put music on itunes\n3. trasfer itunes to ipod
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In order for anything to get to an iPod, it has to be in mp3 format. So you need to have some sort of audio output from a vinyl player that you can plug into your computer sound card. (if your lp player does not have a proper audio output, I'm sure you can find adapters at Radio Shack).\n\nRecord a song into a wav file and convert it to mp3, or perhaps you can find recording software that directly records to mp3. Once that is done though, it is simply a matter of adding that mp3 file into your 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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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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I do not advocate stealing songs but anyways.....Itunes will transfer virtually anything to your IPOD...
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YES GO ON MEDIA PLAYER UPLOAD THE MUSIC FROM YOUR IPOD THEN COPY TO CD
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It depends on which software you are using to play your music.  I used to use Windows Media Player but it was a bit confusing and kinda sucks.  I switched to iTunes (for Windows).\n\nIf I'm downloading a song from Cnet download (http://www.download.com/), I save the song into a folder.  After it downloads, I open iTunes and select My Library, then File, then Add File or Add Folder. Then find the folder you saved the song in.
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iTunes comes free with the iPOD and the songs are only 99 cents...but use limewire its free!!!
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it's hard to download free music for ipod, but you can try out the share programs...\ngo to http://www.download.com and file sharing in the search, and you will find many that could help.
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Huh?  I have iTunes and I have a Windows XP.  I got the iTunes software with my iPod... If that was what you were asking.  You can also download it at http://www.apple.com .....