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Is there a way to transfer my iTunes music library on my PC to my new non-Apple G1 (MP3) player? I keep finding how to transfer one song (at a time), but not the whole library, or even one album at a time. Is there a simple and FAST way to transfer iTunes music to a non-Apple device?
TTG in NM
TTG,
If your iTunes library contains normal unprotected audio files, such as MP3 and AAC, you can use those files in your MP3 player. (Most MP3 players can play AAC format, but do confirm that for your model.)
However, iTunes does not have the ability to sync a non-Apple MP3 player the automatic way it does with an iPhone or iPod. Follow the instructions for your player to load the songs.
TTG,
If your iTunes library contains normal unprotected audio files, such as MP3 and AAC, you can use those files in your MP3 player. (Most MP3 players can play AAC format, but do confirm that for your model.)
However, iTunes does not have the ability to sync a non-Apple MP3 player the automatic way it does with an iPhone or iPod. Follow the instructions for your player to load the songs.
Thanks, ED2345. My MP3 player does work with MP3 and ACC files and says to "drag and drop" each song into the SDCard file on the MP3, but even that hasn't worked...and it will take forever to download each and every song. Will probably have to call the manufacturer of the MP3 (Innioasis) and get some help.
Thanks again,
TravelGenie
Hello TG,
When you drag and drop songs to the SD card, you should be able to drag multiple songs or folders at a time. You may have to experiment to see how many it can do at a time without choking.
Is there a way to transfer my iTunes music library on my PC to my new G1 (MP3) player?
