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• Can I convert itunes to mp3 music?

  I want to convert my iTunes library in mp3 format.  Have an app from the App store works fine for CD music songs but not iTunes.  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Phil

  Phil,

  Unprotected in your iTunes library files, you can create MP3 versions.  Refer to this guide:

  "iTunes: how to convert a song to a different file format.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-GB/HT204310

  Cannot convert protected files.  This includes songs bought before mid-2009 never upgraded, as well as all of the Apple music song files.

• Convert AAC to MP3 Itunes - 10 Windows files

  ITunes Version 12.5.1

  Windows 10

  I would like to convert AAC to MP3 audio files.  How can it be done?  I would like to transfer my songs on a flash drive to plug into my car audio system to play my songs.  The interesting thing is that on my drive hard it shows that the music file is MPEG-4 audio type - this type of file will play on stereo car if I copy these files directly to a flash drive.

  There was a time when we could select all the songs, right click and select Convert to MP3.

  Thank you, in advance for your answer.

  (NOTE: the songs are already on my drive hard and do not intend to import them again)

  (NOTE 2: If someone used AnyTans - for Windows?) If so, what are your thoughts on his performance?)

  MPEG-4 audio is another description for files to AAC format or .m4a.

  Import or convert the format is defined in Edition > Preferences > General > import settings. You will lose a little quality by converting, so you would normally keep the originals. Define a flow similar to the original. Don't serve him no 128 k AAC 320 k MP3 conversion.

  TT2

• Convert song purchased from iTunes to mp3 store

  I have a song that I bought on the iTunes Store, I wanted to share it with a friend who needed in mp3 format.  I created a Playlist with this the only song and tried to burn playlist to disc.  When you are prompted, I chose the mp3 format. I got the message «the file is an iTunes Store file and cannot be burned to a CD mp3»

  Does this mean that any time I buy a song on the iTunes Store can't share or create playlist mp3 for my own pleasure.  For example, I have a very good Audio Alpine receiver in my car, but it will not play mp4 so I need mp3 songs to play in my car. I also have a home radio/mp3 player that I can join a flashdrive USB port and listen to my songs, as long as they are MP3s.

  Can someone help me get control of the songs I bought and paid?

  Hello

  You can find detailed steps useful here:

  • Convert a song to a different file with iTunes - Apple Support format

  Note, however, that old purchased songs are encoded in a protected, AAC format prevents them from converts. Information on how to improve and convert them to another format is available here:

  • On iTunes Plus - Apple Support

• you are looking for an mp3 and acc music player application

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a music player that I can load into my craft mp3 songs and VAC and power play in offline mode in iPhone. I already use Apple music app but am looking for something else too.

  Any recommendations?

  the application of Aboriginal music do this thing.

  Just put the music in iTunes and sync with your iPhone.

• I am not a member of Apple music (yet), nor a user of iTunes game, am I able to add a playlist or song for my music?

  I am not a member of Apple music (yet), nor a user of iTunes game, am I able to add a playlist or song for my music?

  4th generation Apple TV installed with 64 GB of storage. mid 2007 iMac and iPad 2 with current iOS. Just not very familiar with the interrelationships between the different devices and applications.

  No, my music using Apple music or iTunes game. You should be able to access your media purchased on the device without using the playlists, or playlists on your Mac when iTunes is running via the use of computers on the Apple TV.

  TT2

• How to store the original and to remove some duplicate songs in iTunes on a PC Win7, which took place after iTunes to scan for music during a re - install?

  How to store the original and to remove some duplicate songs in iTunes on a PC Win7, which took place after iTunes to scan for music during a re - install?

  I recently had to format my hard drive and reinstall iTunes 12.3.2.35 on my Win7 PC. As part of the re - install iTunes, I clicked on the button scan for music.  This has created duplicates several of my songs.  I deleted then the duplicate songs from iTunes, but when I went to play a few songs a pop-up said "the song would not be because the original could not be found.  You want to locate? "When I tried to locate the song it is not found, but when I pulled the songs out of the trash they could be found.

  How can I keep the original and remove any duplicate songs in iTunes on PC Win7 which took place after iTunes to scan for music during a re - install?

  iTunes can create duplicates if the same content is added several times from outside the media folder when it is about to make copies of everything that is added to the library, or is added from an external drive that hosts the press kit that was disconnected during the launch of iTunes.

  Official notice of Apple on the duplicates is here: find and remove duplicates in your iTunes library. This is a manual process and article fails to explain some of the potential pitfalls such as the lost coast and membership of playlist, or sometimes the same file can be represented by multiple entries in the library as well as a removal and recycling the file will break all the others.

  Use MAJ > display > show items to reproduce exactly to display the duplicates because it is normally a selection more useful. You must manually select all but one of each group to remove. Sort the list by Date added can make easier select appropriate tracks, but it works better when executed immediately after the dupes were created.  If you have several entries in iTunes connected to a same file on the disk hard then don't not send to trash.

  Use my DeDuper script (Windows only) If you are not sure, do not want to do it by hand, or want to maintain ratings, play counts and playlist membership. See this background thread , this post for detailed instructions and Please take note of the warning to back up your library before deduping.

  (If you don't see the menu bar press ALT to temporarily view or CTRL + B to keep displayed.)

  The latest version of the script can put away the dead links as long as there is at least a double live to merge his stats and membership of the playlist and must deal wisely when the same file has been added through multiple paths.

  TT2

• I signed up for Apple music and since then I can't synchronize playlists from my computer to my phone because it says I have iTunes game turned on, but I do not subscribe to iTunes recently Match (ish). How to make this stop?

  I signed up for Apple music and since then I can't synchronize playlists from my computer to my phone because it says I have iTunes game turned on, but I do not subscribe to iTunes recently Match (ish). How to make this stop?

  Hello

  You cannot synchronize in usb or wifi if you subscribe to the Apple's music. The basic principle of the AM is that your iTunes library is scanned to determine what can be matched or must be downloaded. Once completed, all the music you will be available to listen to or download on your iOS device.

  Jim

• transfer music 5S for car bluetooth iPhone call voice not

  Recently, I updated to ios 9.2 and my display is changed. After connecting to my i20, connection is successful, the song is transfer, while the connect call appears in the screen of the car but no sound in the car. The side of the car's ok, checked with other iphone. ' ' No audio call, the music is ok "Please help.

  Hi shiju522,

  Thank you for using communities Support from Apple!

  I understand that your iPhone while connected to your vehicle, is not working as expected for voice calls, but it's for the music. I know that situations like this can be frustrating, but we have some good information for situations like these that should be useful.

  To begin the troubleshooting process, there are two different articles that I'd read over and working through.

  Configure and use third-party Bluetooth - Apple Support Accessories

  Get help to connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with your car radio - Apple Support

  Best!

• How can I buy for my music storage inside cloud

  Can I buy storage for my CD collection

  If you have torn your MP3 or AAC digital CD collection then technically you could buy iCloud storage and manually copy / download the files in the cloud, but I would not recommend doing so. If you are wanting to do this for backup purposes, remember that some files in one place is not considered as a backup. You need to keep local copies and a copy in the cloud to have a good backup.

  Depending on what you're trying to achieve the best solution for you can use iTunes game. For $25 a year Apple will match all your ripped CD with the iTunes catalogue. All the corresponding Songs will be available on all devices Apple and songs that are not put into correspondence will be downloaded Apple servers. Finally, if you are interested in the Apple music it comes with iCloud music library that works similar to iTunes game and also provides streaming music from Apple's iTunes catalog.

  Details on iTunes game and iCloud library: library iCloud: understand the differences between music from Apple and iTunes game - Apple Support

• Convert iTunes playlist .m3u playlist

  So I downloaded my playlists iTunes from my old computer to a hard drive in the hope of transferring these playlists on my new mac computer. I saved all the playlist in a folder on my desktop, but when I click to open them, they open in iTunes with the correct name, but as empty playlists. I was able to transfer all my music on my new computer, but the songs that are in my playlists in fact do not in the playlist on iTunes.

  I think that the reason for this is because all playlists are saved in .m3u, but the content of them is in .mp3 format, that's why I thought it would just transfer via automatically when I open iTunes.

  For example, I have a playlist called Down.m3u bite, but the songs in the playlist are registered like this:

  #EXTINF: 170, no. better - better of Lorde/users/username/music/iTunes/iTunes/Media/music/Lorde/No - Single/01 no. Better.mp3

  Basically, I need help getting all the songs in mp3 from the m3u playlist in the playlist corresponding iTunes.

  Any ideas?

  You always have access to your old computer, with its intact iTunes library?  If so, the best way to transfer playlists is to transfer your iTunes complete (including your database files and media in whole iTunes library) folder.  Then, when you run iTunes on the new Mac, it looks like iTunes on your old computer, with all the songs and playlists.

• I have a mix on my windows media player that I need to convert it to mp3 so I can download on soundcloud, how do I go about converting it

  I have a mix on my media player from windows that I need to convert it to mp3 so I can download on soundcloud, how do I convert?

  Hi Leefennuk,

  You must use a third-party converter to convert files to Windows media player. MP3 files.

  You can use your favorite search engine to find a third-party program to convert it to MP3. Media Player.

  For more information, you can consult the following article:

  Convert music, videos and photos from one format to another

  Note: The use of third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

  Hope this information is useful.

• Why are my ineligible tracks for iCloud music library?

  Recently, I turned on the Apple music on my Mac and turned on iCloud music library. Most of my songs have been downloaded without problem, but there were some, including some of my favorite pieces, which is apparently not eligible for the cloud.

  These songs are songs that I bought years ago while they are protected AAC audio files and I bought the on another Apple ID as I used to share one with a family member before me to be my own. However, my laptop is allowed to play the songs of this ID, and there were many other tracks protected in my library bought with other Apple ID, that have been matched / downloaded without any problem.

  In addition, all tracks are 128 Kbps, so that they are in the range of quality to download. None is more than 200 MB, so the file size is not the issue.

  All tracks are still currently available on the iTunes Store and Apple's music catalog.

  Is there another reason they might be inadmissible? And, if so, is there a way to solve this problem and download them to my music library to iCloud?

  Hello

  I own a small number of titles that I could not be upgraded. While some of the songs where still in the iTunes Store, they have been republished on / remastered versions of the same album.

  I suggest you burn these tracks on an audio cd and rerip them. You can get a match.

  Jim

• How can I prevent iTunes from bad put new music in a new folder?

  I have a new Windows computer and moved all my music stored in iTunes, which went well.  I had to re-rip CDs (missing songs from a long - ago migration) and I noticed that instead of putting the songs in c:\users\username\music\itunes\itunesmedia, it is now declining these newly ripped songs in a subfolder in iTunes Media appointed, in addition, 'Music' (c:\users\username\music\itunes\itunesmedia\music).  I discovered this when I right click
  Display in Windows Explorer and sees all the music from a CD in a folder.  Records are organized just like in iTunes Media, by artist name and that the mere fact that I know, they are not in one place, they play well.  Still, I would an album to be all in one folder, however.

  Here are my settings/preferences:

  location of iTunes Media is: c:\users\username\music\itunes\itunesmedia

  Maintain organized the iTunes Media folder is not checked

  Copy the files in the iTunes folder when adding to Library Media is verified.

  "I assumed that once when adding new songs, the: copy files to iTunes Media folder" would be my songs on behalf of the artist suitable in iTunes Media, but rather he loses music newly added in a new folder confusingly also named 'music' in iTunes Media.

  Looking for suggestions on setting changes (a computer expert suggested I not check keep iTunes folder Media to keep the best control of my collection, but I wonder if this would solve everything.) In addition, it is a new computer and Windows music player ever has been implemented, so I don't think that there is a problem with both programs clashing.)

  Thx for helping me, Roberta

  I think it's the way iTunes he did for awhile now.

  iTunes 9 [and later]: understanding iTunes Media organization - http://support.apple.com/HT201979 - more information on the Organization of the new structure https://discussions.apple.com/message/26404702#26404702

• ITunes deleted tons of my music

  Last year, I ripped my entire CD collection and put them on my mac, with the intention of going completely digital.

  I didn't delete any music, and I'm not kidding with my iTunes since then. The only change I did was sign up for Apple music, then cancel.

  Immediately after, I noticed a lot of albums was missing. At my last count, 63 of my albums, almost all the ones I spent two days ripping, were missing.

  I know it's iTunes, I checked and double-checked to make sure that the files have disappeared, and they are. I want to know if Apple will give me a store credit to buy albums again. Some of them are not available on iTunes, but most of them are.

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