View Full Version : Getting my CD's to my Ipod...
Larry Gude
05-20-2007, 07:13 PM
...OK, Vrail was able to get me to understand the whole I tunes thing and I can actually get songs from there, into play lists and into my Shuffle.
So, can I get my store bought CD's onto something on the 'puter and then transfer to my Shuffle?
How?
Thanks in advance from the terminally inept.
(((echo)))
05-20-2007, 07:34 PM
...OK, Vrail was able to get me to understand the whole I tunes thing and I can actually get songs from there, into play lists and into my Shuffle.
So, can I get my store bought CD's onto something on the 'puter and then transfer to my Shuffle?
How?
Thanks in advance from the terminally inept.
yup...there is a slot in your ipod (on the side) just load the cd there and press the play and pause buttons at the same time :yay:
Larry Gude
05-20-2007, 07:37 PM
yup...there is a slot in your ipod (on the side) just load the cd there and press the play and pause buttons at the same time :yay:
...what, use a hammer or just slam the whole thing on a table top until the cd goes in the little hole?
slaphappynmd
05-20-2007, 07:40 PM
...OK, Vrail was able to get me to understand the whole I tunes thing and I can actually get songs from there, into play lists and into my Shuffle.
So, can I get my store bought CD's onto something on the 'puter and then transfer to my Shuffle?
How?
Thanks in advance from the terminally inept.
rip with itunes, and it automatically gets put into library, when you plug the pod up it updates right away.
(((echo)))
05-20-2007, 07:41 PM
...what, use a hammer or just slam the whole thing on a table top until the cd goes in the little hole?
:lol: just take slaphappy's advice
Larry Gude
05-20-2007, 07:44 PM
rip with itunes, and it automatically gets put into library, when you plug the pod up it updates right away.
...very much. If that doesn't work, I'm going with echo and stuff it in the hole.
:lmao:
Larry Gude
05-20-2007, 08:01 PM
...that was stupid E-Z.
Thank you! :larry:
AndyMarquisLIVE
05-21-2007, 12:09 AM
Eff iTunes and their proprietary junk.
So, I downloaded the video AND audio of Carrie Underwood's "Stand by You," which she performed on American Idol's special event. I go to play it on my PC, and it requires Quicktime. So, I do the typical serial cracking cgarbage to go full screen and QT sucks, it's using too much memory and it still sucks. Can't covert it or play it with anything else, because it's an iTunes only file.
So, I go to the audio to load on my MP3 player - WRONG. Can't be put on because of the fact that it's an M4P. Can't covert it either because of their DRM.
So, I just wasted $5.00 for useless media that I can't do anything with because iTunes SUCKS!!!!!!
:burning: :burning: :burning:
(((echo)))
05-21-2007, 12:18 AM
Eff iTunes and their proprietary junk.
So, I downloaded the video AND audio of Carrie Underwood's "Stand by You," which she performed on American Idol's special event. I go to play it on my PC, and it requires Quicktime. So, I do the typical serial cracking cgarbage to go full screen and QT sucks, it's using too much memory and it still sucks. Can't covert it or play it with anything else, because it's an iTunes only file.
So, I go to the audio to load on my MP3 player - WRONG. Can't be put on because of the fact that it's an M4P. Can't covert it either because of their DRM.
So, I just wasted $5.00 for useless media that I can't do anything with because iTunes SUCKS!!!!!!
:burning: :burning: :burning:
ok...here is your quick fix...
create a new folder on your desktop or wherever...
under itunes options....have all your downloaded media sent to that new folder...
set the folder as shareable for other media sources...
now you can open it, with media player or anything else...itunes no longer has sole control over the folder
Speedy70
05-21-2007, 07:23 AM
...that was stupid E-Z.
Thank you! :larry:
That's because it's an Apple product....very user-friendly.
mainman
05-21-2007, 07:57 AM
That's because it's an Apple product....very user-friendly.Lets not get carried away.. the tagging system leaves alot to be desired as far as an ipod goes....
Papi4baby
05-21-2007, 08:08 AM
That's because it's an Apple product....very user-friendly.
:lmao: Yeah, if you say so...
Speedy70
05-21-2007, 09:09 AM
:lmao: Yeah, if you say so...
Yeah, I do.
Speedy70
05-21-2007, 09:10 AM
Lets not get carried away.. the tagging system leaves alot to be desired as far as an ipod goes....
:howdy: :love:
slotted
05-21-2007, 10:51 AM
Yeah, I do.
:yay:
Speedy70
05-21-2007, 12:25 PM
:yay:
:love:
aps45819
05-21-2007, 12:28 PM
ok...here is your quick fix...
create a new folder on your desktop or wherever...
under itunes options....have all your downloaded media sent to that new folder...
set the folder as shareable for other media sources...
now you can open it, with media player or anything else...itunes no longer has sole control over the folder
or just right click the file and pick "open with"
slaphappynmd
05-21-2007, 08:49 PM
...that was stupid E-Z.
Thank you! :larry:
no problem, happy to help
AndyMarquisLIVE
05-22-2007, 08:41 AM
Lets not get carried away.. the tagging system leaves alot to be desired as far as an ipod goes....
I have yet to find a perfect MP3 player, bujt the iPod is a pretty bad product.
slaphappynmd
05-22-2007, 08:02 PM
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to AndyMarquisLIVE again.
AndyMarquisLIVE
05-22-2007, 08:49 PM
or just right click the file and pick "open with"
Problem still exsists. It's compatible with other players, but won't work because of the DRM.
Eff it, now I know never to download from iTunes again.
Warron
05-23-2007, 10:43 AM
The fastest way to use a protected audio file from itunes on another device is to cut the file to an audio cd (which removes the protection and coverts it to wav) and then rip it back as an mp3. I copy all my purchased music to cd's anyways as a backup and to play in my car, so this works for me. CDR's are pretty cheap these days anyways.
To use your home cd's on your Ipod, you should be able to rip them from right within itunes. You even have the option to rip them as MP3's instead of the proprietary aac format apple uses.
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