I have lots of cassets i want to convert to ds and load into itunes on my computer . will this do it and do i need to buy more stuff?
1801904
No, this won't do it. It'll just allow you to listen to your phone/ipod/ or mp3 player in your car if you have a cassette player installed.
2236174
Yes, you can. I had to reuse the Easy Transfer Cable for the transfer of my Playlists from iTunes on the old computer to our new computer. I had to go through and create the playlists as a note or whatever the terminology is for the file and then was able to transfer them to the new computer. This is really a good tool for transferring. Well worth the $$.
946963
You can if you have all the programs necessary to convert the songs correctly. Does require a bit of tech savvy of which I lack.
1643295
I tried the USB with videos I downloaded from Youtube,I feel it would work fine with Itunes ones,and if not,they can always be converted to a different format.
721789
You can do it but alias with iTunes... You have to out a tick in the box where it is written to put manually the songs
823354
No, it doesn't work like that. What you can do is to convert your files to MP3 using iTunes (if they not converted yet) then copy them to GB-10 memory card and play along. There are plenty of backing tracks on the net so you can be whoever you wish!
1275519
Yes. You can work with them on the itunes screen just as if you had downloaded from a cd.
435529
I use a mac with OX 10.4 and I was able to transfer files to my computer. There is DSS software free online or with the CD that comes with this machine. The files also play on iTunes if you use the DSS software to convert the files into aiff files. You might want to use the DSS software for transcription because you can change the playback speed with that.
436694
yes it would not import to iTunes - I had to look for songs under recent downloads then drag to iTunes and if your cassette was old and warped it will sound like that warped - and for the price it was not worth but maybe 20 bucks and that is what I sold it for a week after I got it.
330540
I can download podcasts from itunes & have no problem. I haven't needed to convert. I use Musicmatch Jukebox to download onto the sansa.
1710896
Yes. You must download the provided files from the stick and reorganize them. Must have some ability or experience with this before proceeding or you risk losing tthem
610172
Not in and of itself, but if your computer does not have a cd drive (like a MacBook Air, retina MacBook Pro, current Mac mini or IMac) this will allow itunes to read and rip your cd and then convert to mp3
52908
No software can convert music purchased through iTunes (which comes in a format called Protected AAC) to mp3. In fact, Protected AAC cannot be converted into anything at all. The way to get around this is cumbersome, but at least it works. To get music purchased through iTunes, you have to burn a CD with the purchased music on it, and then rip the CD into the mp3 format. If you have many songs that have been purchased, this can easily take hours. In order to save the amount of CDs you go through, I recommend using a CD-RW.
666731
yes - I previously had an iMAC and now I have a MacBook pro laptop - no issues copying the digital files to my iTunes library, as well as creating CDs.
551529
you can't. All you can do is skip song by song, typical Apple. If you like loading your Sandisk you'll hate iTunes for sure. It's hard to just load songs by selecting them randomly. I have 25gb of music so I can't sync my 2gb ipod with iTunes - I just get the first 2gb.
306800
Yes there is, but it very difficult and the chapters jump. I gave up after a few month, because I could not get any help from sandisc.I then bought a iPod and that works over iTunes like a charme.
436697
It may just be a matter of the settings on your computer. Mine automatically export to iTunes. I don't have it in front of me...so I'll try and give a more detailed/more helpful response later on.