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devils_vixen
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I am thinking about purchasing an ipod shuffle. I have a load of music on the PC that I have downloaded. Can I transfer this to ipod or do I have to go through itunes?
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unfortunately you have to go through itunes...had to do this with ds1 &2's shuffles we got them for xmas...and I HATE itunes :mad: however, you can copy your stuff into itunes, so you will have them in original (MP3 ??) format and apple's aac format.........Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
I have a dodgy "i" key, so ignore spelling errors due to "i" issues, ...I blame Apple
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As long as they aren't protect with DRM and are in a format iTunes supports (such as mp3 or AAC), you can add the music to your iTunes library for use on your iPods.
iTunes is probably the easiest piece of software I have ever used; I have no idea why some people seem to hate it.0 -
right ok so i have downloaded itunes and this has transferred my music into it. So i take it all i do now is get the ipod then add the songs to it? itunes isn't that bad well from what i have seen of it0
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Pretty much. Here's the user's guide:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/iPod_shuffle_3rdGen_UG.pdf
It's really very easy to use.0 -
I think the problem is people are forced to use it and its bloated. Other MP3 players let you just transfer the music over, thats all I do with my creative ZEN, no real reason why you shouldn't be able to on an ipod.0
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You don't have to use itunes, there are other programs out there that will do the same job for you. I have not used it myself but a lot of people praise media monkey (mediamonkey dot com). That will sync ipods and other mp3 players.0
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I use Foobar2000 with a component to manage my ipod. Didn't like iTunes all that much, especially the 64bit iterations being a bit flakey to begin with although I'm sure that's been rectified now.0
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