readable in iTunes and iPods. There's some limited DRM built-in, too.
You can play iTunes purchases on up to 3 computers you register under
your iTunes ID.
And, yes, you can burn a playlist in iTunes to CD and immediately turn
around and rip the CD to MP3's, and there's nothing saying you can't do
that.
Also, you can only burn a specific playlist 10 times from iTunes before
you have to either recreate it or shuffle it around.
- Jim
Candace Cottrell wrote:
>Does anyone use Moodlogic for mp3s?
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>Ok, maybe I have a broader question about mp3's in general. I have MusicMatch Jukebox and around 400 mp3's. I have gotten them from various sources, from CD's etc.
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>Is there a reason that some files aren't recognized when you scan your drives for music files? Moodlogic only recognized like 3 of my files, and they happened to be ones by me (my music).
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>I know that you are supposed to "tag" your files (ie. put in all the data for the song). But even after I did that, Moodlogic didn't find them.
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>This is all because I bought the TDK Mojo1 Wireless ,p3 player to take to the gym.
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>Oh, and another thing... when you download songs from itunes, why can't you open them in anything else? Is there a way I can get those songs into my non-ipod player? I thought about using the Burn option and burning an mp3 CD and then, in turn, ripping it. Is that against the rules?
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>Candace K. Cottrell, Web Developer
>The Children's Medical Center
>One Children's Plaza
>Dayton, OH 45404
>937-641-4293
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>http://www.childrensdayton.org
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