Interestingly, come March, Jag will be a MAC guy using a Windows OS smart phone and I will be (currently am) a PC guy using a MAC OS smart phone.
What phone on AT&T would you get?
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I understand how to do it but I have many movies that would be nice to have on the phone that are in .M4V format. I would like to find a tool that would convert it to windows media format that could be used with the phone.
I might even run an Android if the Nexus One comes out with a decent unlocked pricing.
I will most likely change my mind 100's of times before my March upgrade date.
Yep. Every CD I downloaded and every song I purchased is also organized on Windows Media
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Then there will be no need to buy a cheep one.I also have 2 PC's so I don't think that I need another one.
With iTunes you can now network all computers in your home to one iTunes music library. I have done this so all of my PCs now have the same music. Transfer your iTunes library from your MAC to a PC and save the music in Windows Media as well.
Then there will be no need to buy a cheep one.
With iTunes you can now network all computers in your home to one iTunes music library. I have done this so all of my PCs now have the same music. Transfer your iTunes library from your MAC to a PC and save the music in Windows Media as well.
I already have my iTunes shared between my PC's and Server. I just did not think that the .M4P files would play under Window Media Player. I never knew it had the right codecs to decode these files from iTunes. I will have to give it a shot on my week off of work.
Every time I download a CD to iTunes, WM automatically list the album as well. I have it set to play and convert songs in the iTunes folder. I don't remember how I did it though.
The only issue is, it is not as organized in WM. For example some Beatles songs from the same album or listed under Beatles and others are listed under The Beatles, thus making it appear as if they are two separate albums. If I change the names in WM to organize it, then it messes up the organization in the iTunes. Since I only use WM for networking my library to my PS3 and I pretty much play music through it on shuffle, I rather leave my iTunes folder organized and not care too much about how the WM folder looks.
If you look in the screen capture of my WM page you will see only 2 Sgt. Pepper songs listed under Beatles. If I scroll down further it would have the other songs from the same album listed under The Beatles. Whereas in iTunes all of the songs are organized under 1 Sgt. Pepper listing. If I fix it in WM, then my iTunes folders will be screwed up showing multiple Sgt. Pepper albums with a couple of songs in each.
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I know how to do all of this but that does not take in account for items that were purchased through iTunes. I thought the .M4P files were only playable with iTunes.
Same file on both iTunes and WM
C:\Users\Jason\Music\iTunes\iTunes Music\Rush\2112 (Remastered)\01 2112_ Overture_The Temples of Syr.m4a
C:\Users\Jason\Music\iTunes\iTunes Music\Rush\2112 (Remastered)\01 2112_ Overture_The Temples of Syr.m4a
I just looked that up, it looks like you are screwed with that. I guess now iTunes uses more m4a than m4p.
It all depends on the artist and record label on what format they use now.
There are ways to get these items converted to MP3 or other formats so I will need to begin the process.
Never played that format...but I do know there are several video players available for WinMo that play a ton of different video formats.
Ahh..that would explain it. I try to stay away from any DRM content as much as I can. iTunes is a big one.
