how do i change the format off songs i already have on itunes from WIN to MP3?
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if you right click i think it gives you the option to convert the track. it takes for freakin ever, but it will work. i havent found any other way to do it, except to just not download win formated stuff.
648408
Convert mp3 to wav using itunes. When its done converting, open Sound Recorder (click start, click all programs, click accessories, click entertainment). In file, click open, look for converted music and double-click it. In effects, click reverse and it should hear the music backwards. Save it once again and you're done.
386460
If by an iTunes file you mean an audio file with an .m4a or similar file extension, then yes there are ways you can convert them Try jhymn.org. It can also convert from iTunes format to .mp3 as well. Hope this helps.
290251
drag and drop your music files into itunes (from folder, not windows media player (wmp) ).  Right click on song in wmp and click "Open Containing Folder" to find them.  Once dragged and dropped, mp3s go into itunes and itunes will automatically convert unprotected wmas.  (Here it comes...) ah yes, protected files.  They're not so easy.  You have to burn them to CD and rip them with itunes or analog record to get them to a different format.
937613
There should be a way to change your default music player to itunes and not Musicmatch.
463814
I think your going to have to double click on the album name in iTunes on every induvidual song and change it. Should be simple. I hope you don't have a lot of albums to rename.
1064787
Itunes will do it all, you don't even have to change it from .mp3 if you don't want to.
682361
Open Win Media Player, click on the library tab, click and drag what you want in there. Note: It only makes shortcuts of the original music, if you move it out of limewire, it would have error on WMP. Put your music in the permanent folder, it could be limewire, because once you crag it to WMP, you can't move it again.
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You can only do this if you are running Windows. Open iTunes, select File > Import > (Select the unprotected .wma file you want to be converted)
517893
just like how you would put a regular song onto your ipod. just play it on itunes and click and drag.
82434
You need to transform them in MP3 format, they are not going to work as WMA, to do that look on the internet for a converter, there are thousants. Also you can try one think and it my work go to in a folder at tools&#92;folder options&#92;view and here deselct the box that is saying hide the extension for the known file types, after that rename the extension of your songs in MP3 instead of WMA. Put them on a disk and try to see if they are working.
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I don't know how many files you need to change to WMA, but here's something that will work.\n\n4U WMA MP3 Converter. This is a trial version of a $29.95 shareware application, and it will work for 20 days before requiring you to purchase it.\n\nIt will let you do batch conversions in bulk. It's one of the easiest ways to do music conversions.
1010050
Use iTunes. Select MP3 in Preferences/Import first.
398151
If you are trying to convert an Itunes file to something else, you can't without a special program. If you are trying to take an Itunes song and put it into another Itunes playlist just grab it and drop it into another playlist. If you are trying to take another song file from something like Windows Mediaplayer, just grab it and drop it in the new playlist. Itunes is designed so that you can't move it's files around the way you can other music files. You may not be able to do what you want to do without a special program.
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http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&lr=&newwindow=1&safe=off&q=convert+m4a+to+mp3&btnG=Search
689794
Install iTunes. Insert CD, click "Get CD Track names", then click "Convert to MP3".
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You can drag and drop it on to most MP3 players, like iTunes, and it will convert or prompt you to convert, depending on your settings.\nOr, if you use something that doesn't convert, you can download a decent audio converter from download.com.  Just serach for "WMA MP3 Converter" and pick something that looks like it will fit your need.  (Most will either be free or cost $15-20 to register after X days)