iPod touch help - please (re extortionate cost of iTunes!!)

BillTrac

I have had an Ipod Touch and although all the music and videos I would want are on there I have never bought a single track/album all dvd through Itunes. And same goes for my Ipad2

I would rather buy the original CD and when I buy a blu-ray I have always tried to get the triple play as you get a digital copy as well.

You can use Handbrake to convert films you may have.

And now I have been getting 3d disks which have the 3D film, blu-ray, DVD and digital copy!:eek:

-TangleFoot-

Dussed wrote: »

I personally use Spotify on my ipod.

What happens if you're in a not-spot?

Abbafan1972

I haven't read through the whole thread, there's lots of cheaper alternatives to Itunes. I have an Ipod, but have never used Itunes to download my music.

That tune checker is really good that was mentioned on the 1st page.

-TangleFoot-

Abbafan1972 wrote: »

That tune checker is really good that was mentioned on the 1st page.

Did you know you can have the forum display up to 40 posts per page?

Francesanne

Deru wrote: »

I use Amazon. Most tracks 89p, plus I get Nectar points and they're mp3's rather than Apple's silly format which can't be used on other devices.

Even the 99p is better than the £3.99 for a CD single I used to pay. Albums can be had for £4+ if mp3.

I bought a couple on Amazon today for only 69p each. They have a great selection. Bought some old favourites that I haven't heard in years.

inmypocketnottheirs

Download GoodReader for £2.99. You can then download via wifi from your pc directly into GoodReader mp3/mp4's etc, pdf's and a host of other formats.

Dussed

-TangleFoot- wrote: »

What happens if you're in a not-spot?

Thats why you get premium, you can sync songs to the ipod so you don't need a wifi hot spot on the go