Converting music

You need to brun it to CD(as music not a file) and rip it back onto your
computer as a mp3.

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littleman said:

I'm trying to put music from my itunes onto windows movie maker. I know
I don't have the music in the right format, but what I need is
instructions on how to convert it. I'm not very good at computers, so
try to keep the vocabulary and difficulty level at a minimum level.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Sorry I thought I put this in JC.

What I do is create a seperate folder on my desktop for all the music I
have, and I have Itunes, just when I want to play it.

Make a different folder, put it on your desktop, and click and drag the
song you want from itunes, into that folder.

Finally, go to WMM, and import music, find the folder, find the song,
and click import.

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Yea, sorry if what I said is not what you need to do. I was under the
impression it is music you purchased from itunes. If it is you will
need to do what I said. Otherwise you should be able to import into
movie maker by simply using the import file function.

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Its music from a cd I have I put on itunes. Whenever I try to import it
into wmm, it says I have it in the wrong format. I tried putting it in
a different file but it doesn't work.

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You can convert files to MP3's in Itunes. I can't remember how though.
Everything will read an MP3 file.

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littleman said:

I'm trying to put music from my itunes onto windows movie maker. I know
I don't have the music in the right format, but what I need is
instructions on how to convert it. I'm not very good at computers, so
try to keep the vocabulary and difficulty level at a minimum level.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Sorry I thought I put this in JC.

Ummmmm try searching in the searc for the music and there mite be a
seperate folder with diffrent file types taht havent been imported into
iTunes.

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By default, when you import a cd into iTunes, it converts it to Apple's
format, which (surprise surprise) Windows Movie Maker probbaly can't
handle. If you go to iTunes preference's, under "Importing" there is
an option to choose what format to convert cd's to. I set it to mp3,
so I can use my music just about anywhere. I'm glad I did, 'cause my
iPod died and I replaced it with a Sony Walkman, which won't read Apple
formatted files.

You'll have to re-rip the cd after you change that setting.

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Thank you so much evil-nick. Your idea worked perfectly. After you
change that preference you don't even have to re-rip the cd. You just
right click on the song you want to convert and convert it to mp3. I
recommend these instructions to anyone.

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Thank you so much evil-nick. Your idea worked perfectly. After you
change that preference you don't even have to re-rip the cd. You just
right click on the song you want to convert and convert it to mp3. I
recommend these instructions to anyone.

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littleman said:

Sorry I thought I put this in JC.

Did you now that if you have time to edit your first post when you
create a new thread, you have time to delete the entire thread if you
accidentally posted it in the wrong forum?

Just click "advanced edit" and the top option is to delete the entire
thread (everyone should practice this in the Test forum). Be sure to
make a copy of your post so you can paste it when you re-post it in the
right forum.

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littleman said:

Sorry I thought I put this in JC.

Did you now that if you have time to edit your first post when you
create a new thread, you have time to delete the entire thread if you
accidentally posted it in the wrong forum?

Just click "advanced edit" and the top option is to delete the entire
thread (everyone should practice this in the Test forum). Be sure to
make a copy of your post so you can paste it when you re-post it in the
right forum.

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