You don't. You download quicktime and play them on there. No, windows media player doesn't support m4v video, but you can convert m4v video to wmv video at first, then windows media player can play it. M4V Converter Genius can convert m4v movies to avi, wmv, mp4, mov, mpeg, vob, flv, 3gp with high quality. Then you can play m4v movies on WMP.
you need to remove iTunes DRM protection, convert iTunes M4A M4B AAV songs to MP3 and then you can transfer to MP3 Player.
The two formats differ in 'packaging' and require different codec installations to play them. That's why you are provided with two file name extensions for the audio.
First, they must be in AAC format (the kind itunes uses) and they cant be protected (no .m4p's) so just get your Itunes songs that aren't protected (.m4a) and put them on your sd card.
depends what format your songs are in. the w350i, which i currently own, can only play mp3, aac, m4a. anything else won't be recognised as an audio file
You can export it to iTunes, which will then play in your song list, and be uploaded to your computer when you sync. It makes a M4A audio file, which cannot be played directly in MovieMaker or Media Player, but iTunes can then make an MP3 version of it.
You can get the songs from anywhere, but they have to be AAC files, such as .m4a files. You can use iTunes to convert .mp3 and .wma files into .m4a so they will work. A word of warning, though: if you buy songs from the iTunes store only iTunes Plus songs (without DRM) will work on the DSi.
no, only M4A's
iTunes songs music are in m4a m4v format and under DRM protection, but windows media play supports wma/wmv file formats. you need to remove the drm protection and then convert m4a/m4v to wma/wmv and then transfer.
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Rename the file to M4A extension and it will open.
Download a converter.