DVDizzy Forum

OK, so when I was on vacation, I decided I'd try there 7-Day Trial for free. I downloaded the program on a laptop that wasn't mine, so it wasn't until after the subscription occured that I realized I didn't cancel my subscription. Anyway.....I'm stuck a user. I thought that would be OK, since I just got an iPod, then I realized that the two are not compatible.

OK, can someone please tell me the easiest (and extremely cheapest (HA!) way to get music on to my iPod? Is there a program out there or file sharing system that had downloads that can go to my iPod? Now what I would really like to do is get all these songs from Napster onto my iPod, but I guess that is not possible.

You'll need to use iTunes to put music onto your iPod (iTunes is free and available from apple.com... it should also have come on a disc with your iPod).

If you purchased music from Napster, you won't be able to get that music into iTunes unless you buy software that will convert it (at least that's how it is with Rhapsody, I would assume it's the same for Napster).

If you've just downloaded .mp3 files via filesharing, then you can easily get them to your iPod. What you'll need to do is go to iTunes and make it your default media player. Then go to the folder where your downloaded files are. They should now appear as iTunes files. Just double-click them, or drag them into your iTunes window, and they will add to your iTunes library (I suggest setting your iTunes options so that it makes a copy of each file in the iTunes library and keeps your folder organized by artist and album before you do this... and then delete the original downloaded files).

Once they are inside iTunes, you can load them up onto your iPod.

iTunes really is the superior music organizer/player in every way, and it's also the superior way to legally purchase lossless audio files digitally and put them right on your pod. And you can even support UD with iTunes purchases.

-Aaron

Or:

Just burn those songs on a CD and Rip them when using iTunes.........

iTunes is SOOO Superior btw, I Love It!

I have a weird question...


Does anyone here know what Napster's Track Credits thing is all about?