Limewire to Ipod

[954stunner]

Is there a way to make music files downloaded from limewire compatible with the iPod. If so, how??? Thanks

[MadDoc]

How about you buy your music/videos legitimately from iTunes (or another store) and stop breaking the law?

[Kamera RAWr]

As long at its MP3, should be no problem at all

[PMB]

How about you buy your music/videos legitimately from iTunes (or another store) and stop breaking the law?
Amen to that.... get your music legaly. Pay the measly $.99 per song...

[tdhurst]

You could import them into iTunes...

OR ACQUIRE THEM LEGALLY.

[bnizzy]

Is there a way to make music files downloaded from limewire compatible with the iPod. If so, how??? Thanks

is this a serious question?

1. download song
2. sync with ipod.

i'm not trying to be sarcastic at all, seriously, thats its.

i mean, just to make sure, you could double click mp3 file and it launches iTunes (if its your default player) just to make sure its in your library, or drag it into library. THEN sync.

can u be more specific about what you're asking?

[Ilovemyipod]

I Hope You Get Caught!!

[tdhurst]

I Hope You Get Caught!!

No need to be that mean, man. Just because you don't approve of what someone does doesn't mean you have to be negative toward them, just don't support them.

Karma is a bitch.

[-Dark Angel-]

The new song you get from limewire will break your PC!...ok ok, I guess thats just my hopes there.

[Shanesan]

The new song you get from limewire will break your PC!...ok ok, I guess thats just my hopes there.

Technically you're correct. Limewire has the biggest virus-to-file ratio of any P2P system.

However, as long as they're MP3, M4A, AAC, etc. (not OGG Vorbis, encrypted WMA, etc.) you should be able to just copy them right into iTunes.

To avoid the most hassle, buy your music from iTunes (http://www.itunes.com) for, on average, 99c or Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/MP3-Music-Download/b/ref=sa_menu_dmusic2?ie=UTF8&node=163856011&pf_rd_p=328655101&pf_rd_s=left-nav-1&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_i=507846&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1TKHA84DDANYKQY8DKND) for, on average, 89c.

[Vigilante]

Technically you're correct. Limewire has the biggest virus-to-file ratio of any P2P system.

However, as long as they're MP3, M4A, AAC, etc. (not OGG Vorbis, encrypted WMA, etc.) you should be able to just copy them right into iTunes.

To avoid the most hassle, buy your music from iTunes (http://www.itunes.com) for, on average, 99c or Amazon.com (http://www.amazon.com/MP3-Music-Download/b/ref=sa_menu_dmusic2?ie=UTF8&node=163856011&pf_rd_p=328655101&pf_rd_s=left-nav-1&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_i=507846&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=1TKHA84DDANYKQY8DKND) for, on average, 89c.
It is a requirement that you must have the intelligence of a fly to fall for those viruses. It's all shown in an in-depth study, but I seem to have lost the URL.

[Eärendil]

I Hope You Get Caught!!

What if does not live in the us or any country where you can buy music like you "civilized guy"?

[Fuzzy14]

Acquisition uses the same P2P network as Limewire and works seamlessly with iTunes. Find it on Google.

[bazookafx3]

Call this a 'low tech' answer but why not legitametly purchase a cd from target or somethin? Its more cost efficient most of the time for examply a cd with 18 songs will cost you around $10-$15. surprising!

[zumpy]

Strange comments coming from people within a "hack" forum, where most of us have already done what I'm sure Apple did not "approve".
I prefer to get my music the same old fashioned way as I get my movies,
as cheaply as possible. Besides, most of my music goes back to the days before it was "illegal" to share. I hadn't become aware that ripping music off a copyrighted cd was now legal. Wouldn't that require "questionable"
software to be "questionably" installed onto one's computer, rather "illegally"?
Just a thought.

zumpy