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Thats crappy, whats a flash drive? And how do I know if I have one?Scurvy Dog wrote:You don't, at least not legally. The iTunes program recognizes which songs were purchased through iTunes and which were copied from CDs or other media. You can copy a CD onto your computer and then onto your iPod, but those songs will not transfer from your iPod to another computer. This is to prevent piracy.the wigan warrior wrote: Right I got a problem with my ipod.... All my songs were on my old PC.. Now I have a laptop, and had to get rid of my old i-tunes.. Anyway, how do I got all my songs off my ipod onto my i-tunes... without uploading loads of CD's again.. :?help
Got a flash drive? You can transfer mp3 files that way if you don't want to reload all your CDs again.
Flash drives are great and very affordable in Australia there very hand with school assignments and transferring things to other computers.Scurvy Dog wrote: A flash drive is a minature drive, about the size of your thumb. It has a USB connection, and plugs right into your computer's USB port. It can be used to transfer files between computers. They have them in sizes anywhere from 250 MB to 4 GB, I think.
If you don't know what it is, you don't have one - but you should be able to get one at an electronics store. We have them here in the US right at the cash registers in department stores, so we can get them anywhere, pretty much.
Of course just thinking about it makes it confusing to me.Swan23 wrote: This is why I don't have an iPod, it's complicated. And they say "it's easy! anybody can do it!" well, I think they were wrong. ::)
Oooooh I think I have a purple one.. Not got alot of memory on it though, it will take me ages.Scurvy Dog wrote: A flash drive is a minature drive, about the size of your thumb. It has a USB connection, and plugs right into your computer's USB port. It can be used to transfer files between computers. They have them in sizes anywhere from 250 MB to 4 GB, I think.
If you don't know what it is, you don't have one - but you should be able to get one at an electronics store. We have them here in the US right at the cash registers in department stores, so we can get them anywhere, pretty much.
This is correct. However, it is much more effective to just rip the CD to your hard drive, which is also legal and gets you better quality on the recording. You end up with mp3 files of the music just the same, but without the time spend downloading and the varying bitrates.turnbull_badger wrote: you can download the songs from limewire and import them into itunes, and before someone says its illegal i can tell you that its not if you already own the CD. My ICT teacher told me once when he was teaching us about copyright laws.
Lime wire is actually handing out fines up to one hundred thousand dollars so I don't use it anymore.turnbull_badger wrote: you can download the songs from limewire and import them into itunes, and before someone says its illegal i can tell you that its not if you already own the CD. My ICT teacher told me once when he was teaching us about copyright laws.
That's the RIAA handing out the fines, not Limewire, and you only have to worry about them if you live in the USA. They don't hold jurisdiction anywhere else.Swan 1979 wrote: Lime wire is actually handing out fines up to one hundred thousand dollars so I don't use it anymore.