transfer songs from limewire to itunes?
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select the song that you want then click enqueue then click save as you could save it to my music or my documents....now open iTunes then click add file to library...then select the file that you save earlier...that's it\nHope it helps!
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well Limewire is free, and if you wanna buy them you can d/l itunes
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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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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.
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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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Yes, you can but not directly.  You will need a free conversion program called Jhymn.  After you have purchased the song in iTunes it is a protected AAC file.  Jhymn will strip the DRM protection from it and will convert it to a format of your choice such as a mp3.
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I download all my music from LimeWire
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limewire automaticly saves the music in a folder to get to the folder you:\ngo to my computer\nclick (C) drive\ngo to (program files)\ngo to (limewire)\ngo to (.NetworkShare)\nthe songs should be in there then you just copy paste them where you want in your music or or put it in i tunes.
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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 use either. I assume you have them saved as MP3s. If they are saved as WMAs or AACs MP4s (Or whatever format iTunes uses) it might be more complicated.\n\nTo move the files, just copy them to the USB Drive, and then copy to the Music folder on your laptop. This method should definately work for MP3 files. If the are WMA's and they were downloaded from a service you had to pay for, they might not play on your laptop. If you downloaded them from iTunes, I believe you can just login to iTunes on the laptop and redownload them. You may need to deauthorize the other computer.\n\nIf you have the origonal CDs, it might be best to just re-rip the songs.
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You sure you really wana know? OK here it is. \nYou should be able to do it via your real player to get real player if you do not have it visit my source below.  \n\n1. Go on my library in Limewire and select the track you wish to transfer. \n2. Enqueue that track and it will appear in the box below in a box named mp3 playlist \n3. Click the track and save it in your documents in your music. \n4. Open your music and the track should be there,\n5. Right click the track and click open with real player.\n Your real player will open and begin playing the track.\n6. Then go to "file" and "add tracks to my library"  a new window will open click the selected track again and it will then be on your real player.\n7. Theres a columb on the left of the real player Plug your mp3 player in to your tower an click removable disk a new window will come up \n8. At the top of the left coloumb there should be a box with your music tracks in.\n9. Click your selected tracks and click add to device. Thats It!!\n\n Good Luck
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Yes,but I suggest Limewire. ALL the songs are free, and once I downloaded it, I downloaded all my favorite songs. And its free, unless you want Limewire Pro. \nBut it is only for downloading music. You need another software to transfer the music.
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Open iTunes, put CD into PC driver, wait until it's recognized by program check the songs u wanna import click on import icon almost on down right corner of screen presto!
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i'm pretty sure you go click on the bottom explore go then not on lime wire go to windows media player and go to burn cd and drag the songs to the windows media.e mail me back if this works!
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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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Yeah Its odd, but if you have your iTunes window open now, on the side panel there are your sub-menus (Library, podcasts, videos, etc) Ok in my window under music store there should be something like limewire tunes. There you can get your music from Limewire. \nNow If you dont have that then you have to do it this way, \nIn iTunes Go to file, then click Add File to Library, \nclick the drop down menu and click on local disk (C:). \nAfter that click Documents and Settings, \nthen click shared. \nYour Music should be there. \nLet me Know If that works
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go to limewire.com and get the free download. once you download limewire you open it and on the left side there will be options to download files, music, music, ect. click on the "audio" tab and then type in the song. then 100s of songs with the title will pop up and u pick one of them and click "download". now you have the song.