BearShare is a file sharing website that specifically deals with music files that do not infringe copyright. All files are scanned against a music industry database before they can be shared and downloaded. You can transfer some but not all files which you download from BearShare to your iPhone.
BearShare SoftwareBearShare does not work via a website or streaming audio. Instead it is a download service which works on a peer-to-peer basis. This means you use a software application that collects music files in small pieces from other users and combines the pieces on your computer, rather than getting the whole file from a single location. The software is free to download, install and run; you must register a free account to use it. The software works only on Windows PCs, so you can't use BearShare to download directly to an iPhone.
SecurityBearShare allows users to share and download files only within a narrow range of specific media file formats. This means you cannot download executable files that could harm your computer. For the most part, files you download from BearShare should be safe, though you can scan them with your chosen security software for added reassurance.
Audio FormatAll audio files you download from BearShare should be in either MP3 or Windows Media Audio formats. IPhones can play all MP3 formats and iTunes can convert Windows Media Audio formats to a format suitable for the iPhone. As a result, you shouldn't need any independent conversion software to use audio files from BearShare on iTunes.
Premium MembershipSome files on BearShare are available to download only if you have a paid Premium subscription to the site. You can play these files on your computer only while your subscription is active. You can transfer these files to some portable music players, marked with a Windows 7 Logo, but this does not work with the iPhone.
File ProtectionAlthough iTunes can handle the Windows Media Audio format, it will only work with files that do not have rights management protection. This means any files that can be downloaded from BearShare only with a Premium subscription can't be transferred to an iPhone. You should be able to transfer Windows Media Audio format files that are available to users with a free BearShare account to your iPhone.
Adding to iPhoneTo add BearShare music to your iPhone, make a note of the location on your hard drive where you save files downloaded from BearShare. Open iTunes, click "File" and select either "Add File to Library" or "Add Folder to Library." ITunes will add mp3 files without conversion and will automatically convert Windows Media Audio format files to a format suitable for the iPhone. Once you've added the files to your iTunes library, they'll show up on your iPhone the next time you sync it to your computer.
You just buy them then sync them through iTunes.
No, you can not; to connect your iPod to another iTunes, you have to put in their password and connect your iPod to their iTunes. When you do that it will ask if you want to "sync and erase" or "cancel". If you click on "Sync and erase" then all of you songs will be gone and you will have their songs because you can not fuse two accounts. I would recommend that if you and the other person with the iTunes, (if your main reason for wanting to sync your iPod with his/hers is to exchange music) then i suggest that you either use a CD (slow method) or a Flash drive (much faster).
First you upload songs from he CD onto a computer, and then transfer it to itunes. Then you sync and autofill the iPod with the songs u have
Yes, you can. You could buy songs off of iTunes on that person's computer, but they wouldn't sync into yours. If you bought something off iTunes, synced it with your iPod, then hooked up your iPod onto your computer, then it will overwrite all the songs on your iTunes to the ones from the other person's iTunes or vice versa. You can use your apple ID on someone else's iTunes, but I don't suggest it.
If there in a playlist on iTunes, they should be in your music library. Look for the song on the musci library, and you should be able to drag it to your iPod. (I'm not sure if it's different for iTunes for Windows.) p.s. playlisits dont work on ipod shuffles.
You have to have iTunes and Bearshare up, and then download songs from Bearshare,and then go to the Libary,and drag the songs to the iTunes window,and then Sync your iPod (:
To put a song on your Apple device, you must first put it on iTunes. You can do that buy importing a mp3 file from your computer, or purchasing it from iTunes directly. Then you can sync iTunes with your device which copies the songs onto it.
Open Bearshare and ITunes both and drag and drop Bearshare files intO iTunes ..... At least I think it'll work (^。^)........…
Use limewire ,bearshare or itunes
Press sync ipod when the summary screen comes up and it will sync songs to it (provided it isn't from another itunes, in which case it will ask to replace your itunes library)
If your songs are already in the new library, you will not loose any of your songs.
open itunes and sync
Try unticking all the songs on Itunes. And add tick ONLY the songs you want to sync into your ipod. Itunes will only Sync the ticked songs. The rest of the songs on your ipod wont be erased.
Import songs into iTunes. Sync with iPad.
By itunes and sync them into your device.
you drag and drop them into itunes and then sync it the same as any other song
Yes you can still sync songs using iTunes for your jailbroken device. RobotGamer.cz.cc