who know if you get music from itunes you can transfer it to an mp3 like windows media player?

aww ok thanks

iTunes is an Apple product, therefore it will only sync data to other Apple products. That is, if you buy music from iTunes the only MP3 player you can transfer it to is an iPod, or to an iPhone or iPad.

You can try burning your purchased songs to a CD through iTunes and then ripping that CD into Windows Media Player in order to use a non-Apple MP3 player. In order to make a CD in iTunes, just create a playlist of songs you want on the CD and insert the blank CD, which iTunes will recognize; sometimes it will prompt you, but if it doesn’t you can right click over on the CD icon in iTunes and choose to burn your playlist to the CD. Make sure you’re creating an audio CD, otherwise you won’t be able to play it. After it’s done burning you should be able to view the CD in WMP as you would any other CD.

Patricia, you can burn a CD through iTunes, you just have to manually check to see that it’s being burned as an audio CD. If you don’t check, then it’s just putting your MP3’s on the CD as though the CD were a storage device.

ok i will try that thank you very much!

If you bought if from the iTunes store I believe they all have the Apple DRM crap on them - thats what stops you from loading them on any mp3 player or really using the music YOU purchased the way you want to. Here are 3 ways to remove the DRM crap off the songs - http://funadvice.com/r/bee87t8ru4o - the easiest of which is burn them to a CD-R then import the CD back into iTunes, but that chews up a CD. Here is a list of software to remove the DRM crap - http://funadvice.com/r/14kk0pafltu

I’m not sure of the exact legality of it, but I feel that once you bought the media you should be able to load it on any device you own to enjoy it.