In the General section of the iTunes Preferences you can select your Import Settings - such as AAC or MP3. Insert your CD into the computer and open iTunes if it is not running. The CD will be listed in the left hand pane of iTunes. Select the CD title and all the tracks will be listed. Right click on the tracks you want to import and select Create AAC (or MP3) Version. This will create a copy of the track and add it to your library. When you next connect your iPod to iTunes you can add the tracks from your library as required.
You do not have to buy songs from the iTunes store. You can use songs from any source and use the iTunes software to manage the music on your iPod. Some retailers, such as Amazon, provide their own download software which will automatically add songs from Amazon to the iTunes library. Songs can also be imported from CDs that you own.
when you plug it into the computer, itunes should come up. if you don't have itunes you should download it. you can put you cds into the computer and it will rip it to your itunes library. then sync your ipod touch.
Yes, the iPod will play .mp4 and .mp3. .mp4 files are iTunes songs as you originally downloaded them, and .mp3 files are either converted files that you converted in iTunes or files that you did not get through iTunes. The iPod supports a variety of audio formats: AAC, Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF (as found on CDs), and WAV.
dont have to pay
That depends on the sound quality of the songs. Normally the sound of the songs is compressed (made smaller in size) so more songs fit on your Ipod. However, a big compression (with a small file size) makes the song lower in quality. Songs you buy are usually of the highest quality, so with the biggest file size. The highest quality (320 kB/s) uses approximately 3 MB per minute, so a 3.5 minute song would use 10 MB. 400 x 10 MB = 4000 MB = 4 GB. If you rip and create MP3s of your own CDs, you are able to select a lower quality that will use less space. For example, if you select 128 kB/s you can fit approximately 1200 songs on the same Ipod.
If you have iTunes, you can rip CDs onto your library and sync them onto your iPod. You can also buy and download songs from iTunes and put them on your iPod. If you have an iPod touch, you can also get songs from the iTunes app, which is always a default app on the iTouch.
Copy CD music to localhost and convert audio to iPod compatible format(mp3, aac, m4a).
You do not have to buy songs from the iTunes store. You can use songs from any source and use the iTunes software to manage the music on your iPod. Some retailers, such as Amazon, provide their own download software which will automatically add songs from Amazon to the iTunes library. Songs can also be imported from CDs that you own.
You dont download songs into your kareoke machine you put in cds to play for you! Look for kareoke cds!:)
If you come across a free song on Itunes let me know :). But you can upload CDs, borrow them off friends if you don't want to pay for them!
If you have any type of iPod you can plug it in to the USB port and download it onto the Xbox. You can put CDs in the disk drive and download those songs.
people can only answer this if they know how many songs are on your cds sorry
Physically, no. But you can download songs from cd's onto iTunes along with mp3's and can listen to both the mp3's and songs from the cd's on an iPod or mp3 player.
no you can not download music to cds from you tube. but if you do have an iPod you can download it to your iPod by going to the top af the screen and pushing the button download to quick time player and then you can transfer it to your iPod from itunes.
If you own the CDs then you can use them for your personal use on your iPod. It becomes illegal if you start distributing the music to other people.
download realplayer! on the computer. then buy blank CDs
You have to download the program "iTunes" to your computer. Once it is fully installed you must connect your iPod to your computer with the USB cord that is included with the iPod. Then you can burn music from CDs into iTunes, transfer songs on your computer into iTunes, and buy music from the iTunes store (this requires internet).