iTunes only seems to change song info of mp3 tracks. Converting your songs to AAC format will stop it happening. You do it by going to: edit > select all, then: advanced > convert selection to AAC. If you have a lot of songs, it takes quite a while, and you'll have to convert any new songs you add too. Hope it works for you
If you are using a mac, go on Miro. Where the song is, to the right it should say 'show more' with an arrow pointing downwards. Click that. When the menu shows up, click 'show in finder.' Then it will show you the song in your drive, just drag it into Itunes. On a macbook, open Miro... Click Miro, Preferences, Folders, Change, Admin, (*CLICK THE ARROW ON THE FOLLOWING*) Music, iTunes, iTunes Media... Then click Automatically Add to iTunes, Open... and you're good! You're welcome. Peace
go to iTunes and search for the song and buy it
If the song from iTunes is protected then it cannot be imported into Garageband but other song files in the MP3, AAC, WAV or AIFF format can be dragged into Garageband's timeline to import them.
Yes, I believe it is.
You need to buy songs on Itunes. Then, drag the song onto the Iphone symbol in Itunes (once you've connected your Iphone to the computer) and you will have your song.
To automatically get song titles from a CD in iTunes select the Advanced menu and select Get CD Track Names.
yes it comes with the song
Double click on the song in Limewire and it automatically downloads it to your iTunes Library.
I'm having the same problem. iTunes starts automatically when I plug in my headphones. Its very irritating and it continues even after I quit iTunes,
all you have to do is have itunes open and get the song from limewire and it automatically adds it to a new playlist
With LimeWire 5.3.6 it automatically opens iTunes to import newly downloaded MP3s. Under the LimeWire Tools > Options > iTunes > Configure > & uncheck the option of Enable iTunes Importing. Then press the Apply button.
Get a program called YouTube Downloader and copy the URL bar into the program and it will save automatically. Or you can check to see if the song is on ITunes.
aghh!!! i cant figure it out either :? Go to the UnderAmour website, and there is a free download there. I don't believe it is actually a song, I think it's just a clip for the commercial, because in itunes, it automatically names it as Stadium PumpUp....
If you have any music, videos, pictures, apps etc in itunes, and you plug in the USB cord into your computer and your ipod, it should automatically sync everything from itunes onto the ipod.
Yes, you can. iTunes will automatically convert all your music files into ones that are compatible with an iPod.
A genius playlist is created using information from a user-chosen song. iTunes automatically generates a playlist of music from your library that matches or has similarities to the song you have chosen to run 'genius' on. Music in the playlist is considered (by iTunes) to go well with your chosen song. It can also recommend songs on the iTunes Store to purchase.
Itunes generally automatically places your downloaded songs in a default folder however if you adjust your personal settings you can set the download location to be wherever you prefer for it to be.