shopfar.com free Itunes songs

greenpixey

Dont know what I'm doing wrong, but it's not working for me. I got all the programs I need to download the music but it aint working.
Still got the message Loding... Please stand by

I got it now... Silly me

thecotswolds

Fantastic, many thanks!

chocogirl

Thanks you have saved the embarrassement of going to a shop and buying 'Its Chico time'. My children have been going on about it all weekend.

Great Find, Thanks.

bernesemad

Try this link :

https://www.shopfar.com/uk/

You will see the last field is for promotional code

HTH

dobbiesloan

zounds wrote:

We'll review new memberships soon and credit your account if applicable.'

Thats the power of MSE. lol

whizzkid_3

NEXT SILLY QUESTIONcoming up-



do the tunes go onto your computer in mp3 format and do you need to have an apple ipod to get the tunes onto an mp3 player?

thankyou

Sharra

Mp3 players tend to plug into you pc thru the USB port, you just drag them across to it

greenpixey

whizzkid wrote:

NEXT SILLY QUESTIONcoming up-



do the tunes go onto your computer in mp3 format and do you need to have an apple ipod to get the tunes onto an mp3 player?

thankyou

When I downloaded my tunes yesterday the only option I saw was burn them on to a CD, since this is what I wanted I didnt look any further. There might be other posibilities as well.

Sharra

OK you can burn them to cd to play on a cd player.
You can also burn them as MP3s on a cd player - instructions from the help file..
(i can't find instructions on how to link to any MP3 player other than an ipod but omce you have made an MP3 cd you can use that to get data to your mp3 player, although im sure there must be an easier way).
Creating your own MP3 CDs
You can use iTunes to create a data CD with the music stored in MP3 format. MP3 is a high-quality, Internet-standard encoding method. You can listen to the MP3 CDs you create on special consumer CD players or on your computer.


You can store over 12 hours of music, or about 150 songs, on a 650 MB CD-R disc.

Choose Edit > Preferences, then click the Advanced tab at the top of the window and click Burning.
Choose MP3 CD as the Disc Format, then click OK.
Select the playlist containing the songs you want to burn to the CD, and make sure all the songs you want to include on the CD have a checkmark beside them.

You can only burn a CD from the songs in a playlist, and only checked songs are included.


If the playlist contains more songs than will fit on one CD, iTunes will burn as many songs as fit on the CD. You may want to move some of the songs to a new playlist, and then burn each playlist to a separate CD. (You can see the size of the selected playlist at the bottom of the iTunes window.)

Click the Burn Disc button in the upper-right corner of the iTunes window.
Insert a blank CD-R disc and click Burn Disc again.

If you plan to only play the CD using your computer, you can also use a CD-RW disc.


If your playlist includes songs in formats other than MP3, such as songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store, they will not be burned on the CD.

martinmarv

Sharra wrote:

If your playlist includes songs in formats other than MP3, such as songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store, they will not be burned on the CD.

That's the important bit