5 Replies
39 Views
0 Likes
5 Participants
Last post by gatchgirl 7 Sep 2008 09:07
HELP! I got an IPOD last year, and I was able to upload mp3s for free on Limewire and transfer it to Itunes with no problems...
However...I tried yesterday and now Limewire is blocked. So, I bought a membership to Itunes...and I have to pay 99 cents a song now? Is there any way to get tunes for free anymore?
I'm trying to make a playlist to use in my classroom...with "safe" songs like 50's stuff, motown, some disco, and maybe some classical stuff...and it will cost me a fortune to upload all of what I want.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I'm pretty new with this Ipod business, and very green...
Not sure how Rhapsody works. I do know there is a fee, but I think it's only 9-10 dollars a month. Still I haven't signed up.
Not sure if any of the livewire sites are still out there. It's been so long, will see with friends though.
Springie, don't forget to add the best music of them all.......... Gatch/BOTP!
I'm sorry I can't help! All the music on my ipod shuffle is taken from CDs that I own. I will ask the BF, though, as he often knows a lot about this sort of thing.
One thing I have done is use a site like Pandora to create a playlist and then use software like Toast to copy what is playing on Pandora. I don't have any idea if this is legal or not, but it works and as I am not reselling anything I don't think it is any different then recording a tv show to watch.
shamrokchick
Forum Legend
posted 6 Sep 2008 20:23
I don't have a IPOD, but one option I've heard before is instead of buying each song, you buy a subscription every month and download as many songs as you want, but you only listen for the month. I hope that makes sense.
Please login to post replies.