About iTunesYou can use iTunes to create your own personal digital music library and easily organizeand listen to your collection of digital music files. You can also create your own customaudio CDs and transfer your music to an Apple iPod. If you are installing iTunes for usewith an iPod, after installing iTunes, use the cable that came with your iPod to connectyour iPod to your computer.What's new in iTunes 4.9With iTunes 4.9, you can now browse and subscribe to podcasts from within the iTunesMusic Store. Podcasts are frequently updated radio-style shows downloadable over theInternet. You can also transfer podcasts to iPod, for listening on the go.System requirementsiTunes 4.9 requires Windows 2000 or Windows XP with a QuickTime-compatible audiocard. Also make sure you have the latest Service Pack for your computer using WindowsUpdate.To create audio or MP3 CDs with iTunes, your computer must have an iTunes-compatible CD or DVD recorder. To back up your music to a DVD, your computer musthave an iTunes-compatible DVD recorder. To use the iTunes visualizer, you need aQuickTime-compatible video card.If you plan to listen to music previews or buy music from the iTunes Music Store, a DSL,cable modem, or local area network (LAN) Internet connection is recommended.AirPort Express with AirTunes requires an 802.11b or 802.11g wireless network adapter,a compatible stereo system or powered speakers, and Internet access (fees may apply).Some ISPs may not be compatible with AirPort Express. For more information seehttp://www.apple.com/airportexpress/.Installing iTunes 4.9Double-click the iTunes 4.9 installer and follow the instructions that appear. When youinstall iTunes, the latest version of QuickTime is also installed.If you experience problems installing iTunes, try disabling your anti-virus software andinstalling iTunes again.Important: After installing iTunes 4.9 for Windows, you will only be able to transfer music to your iPod using iTunes. To transfer music from MusicMatch Jukebox or AudibleManager to your iPod, you will need to first import the music into iTunes. For moreinformation, search "iTunes and Music Store Help."For more informationFor more information about using iTunes, open iTunes and choose Help > "iTunes andMusic Store Help." Type a question in the search field, or click Learn About iTunes or
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this bullshit better end or i'm going to kick itunes's ass
what the **** is going on. itunes has worked perfectly for me but now it is screwing up because of an unknown error has occurred (-3212)or something like that. what the ****. it says to make sure i have an internet connection and i did that, why the **** is it still not answering.
I bought a I Tunes music card and downloaded it at my sisters house on what i thought was my account in I tunes but she already had an I tunes libarery so i couldnt download it to my account. So when i ddd download i aslo up graded. And nothing was on my Libaray or my I tunes account so did i just loose my money? I called Apple and all i got was the run around
Ipod shuffle totally sux. What a rip. To apple I will never fall for your so called technology again. Never!
My 8 year old daughter received an ipod shuffle for Christmas. I charged the ipod and downloaded music from her CD. She does not want to purchase music from the web, she just wants some of her own music on the ipod. The music is on the ipod, I can see that when I check the F drive but we can't hear any music when we disconnect from the computer and put in the ear phones. The light turns green and orange, green and orange. The little card that came with the shuffle states these lights mean "firmware damaged. Must restore software." How do I do this?
i want to download itunes n i can't