Now that I got a new laptop that has Windows Movie Maker insert five minutes of happy dancing here I really want to make video tributes. HOWEVER comma all the songs I want to use are in ITunes format. I really have no interest in buying them all again from Amazon, something I’ve been forced to do in the past, and most of them are bought. Advice, please?
I Googled this, and found a free download for a program to do it. But, knowing the internet, this can often be dangerous, and since my last laptop was lost due to a virus I have a bit of a paranoia.
You could try burning your Itunes songs on a CD, then import the CD using the Windows Media Player. I think that’s what I did, but the last time I made a video was in July of last year.
You can actually convert to mp3 right inside iTunes. Go to preferences → General → import settings → Change ‘import using’ to mp3. Apply the changes. Click the song you want to convert in your music list. Got to advanced → create mp3 version.
I use a program called Ipod to Computer Transfer. Since the songs on my ipod are already MP3, all I need to do is transfer the songs from my ipod to my desktop.
I have the same problem.
I just bought a new Nokia phone called the Nokia 5130 XpressMusic.
It came with a shoe speaker and a $50 Nokia Music Store voucher.
And the nokia music store songs can not be on transfered to iTunes.
Those have DRM. You can probably find a way to crack it but it’s technically illegal and it’d be easier and just as illegal to download the songs via torrent anyway.,
Good luck with your videos Rac!