is there a way to use media player to "sync" to your ipod?
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Yes, but it takes a lot of fiddling. Go with MediaMonkey instead. The best media manager around and it's free!
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IF...you have an Ipod you go to limewire and then to library and click on all of the songs. Easier...Click top song in library and drag down until all songs are highlighted blue. THen click launch underneath the last song. Depending on how many songs you have it may take a while to transfer...anyway that is how i get songs from limewire to my ipod so mp3 should be similiar
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no, even if you bought "yahoo music unlimited to go"- 15 dollars a month, you wouldn't be able to, you need an iriver mp3 player or some other kind that's compatible. It won't work with an iPod either.
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Try downloading Xilisoft Video Converter. It will convert just about any movie file to .MOV or .MP3 for use with the iPod. Granted, it costs money to get the full version, but seeing as you mentioned something about a crack in your question, I'm assuming you know ways around that. :)
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videora ipod converter, and it's free!!!!\n\nPS.  itunes loses sound when it converts video, just in case you run across any mpgs you want to convert to .mp4 or .m4v.
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If you are using windows, you can access the windows media program, and copy the acc music directly onto your mp3 player.\na) ATTACH PLAYER\nB)OPEN THE MY COMPUTER FILE. YOU SHOULD SEE YOUR PLAYER LISTED AS AN ADD ON\nC)OPEN MEDIA PLAYER, FIND ACC FILES YOU WANT TO TRANSFER, SELECT THEM AND THEN CHOOSE SYNCRONIZE OPTION.\nD) DRAG THEM TO WHERE YOU WANT THE FILES TO GO AND SELECT START SYNC.\nI hope this helps. regardless you need to use the sync option, it changes the files.
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you have to put the music on a music player on your comp...Windows Media or RealPlayer or something....then hook the mP3 player to your comp....then on the music player click sync...those are just general rules....you'll probably have to set up the mp3 player on  your comp first or something.
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Yes you can. You can also find plugins for other media players. e.g. You can use an Ipod with Winamp
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I don't use itunes. There is a great winamp plug in for ipod that you can find here:\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=138888\n\nif you don't have winamp itself, go here:\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com
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I do this often and it works all the time. Simply re-name  it to the file you want :EXAMPLE I named a changed a Windows media player to a wave file so I could have a certain player play a song. So go ahead a try it...
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sounds like you have some missing links. you'll need to reformat your player. you should have gotten instructions with the player, if not goto ipod support web page (you'll have to hold the play button while powering it on to get to a menu or something). once its reformated it'll be good as new. keep in mind reformating the player will erase all songs on it.
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no you do not use itunes you use quicktime wich comes with itunes and is really easy to download  but to get get a video onto your ipod
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limewire.com once its finished downloading it goes into a shared file... right click on the song in that file and click on send to ipod.
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No. You need an MP3 player that is WMA compatible (Windows Media).  iPod is not.
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Two words:\n\nYOU CAN'T\n\nFor now, Apple has officially locked the API for its iPod OS... the only way is to obtain some other sort of OS such as\n\niPod Linux... (google ipod linux)\n\nthen you'll be able to do whatever you want!\n\nKeehun Nam\nKnvb1123@gmail.com
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Yes, but you have to convert the file in the itunes program.  (right click the song, then convert selection to wav.) then you should be able to sync it to your mp3 player.  you may have to convert to aac file first, but eventually you can convert it enough times to be able to get it on your mp3 player.
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Go to http://www.anders.com/guides/convert/video/iPod/windows.html it walks you through step-by-step. I've used it several times and have no complaints.