Can I-tunes be used if you have a different MP3 player?

really depends on the product, most mp3 players that did not have a site or downloading site/program allow you to access music from different programs.

For example: If you have a Rina mp3 player than you can download music from it because it does not have a Rina music player. However if it is Napster or Zune then you will most likely not be able to access it thru itunes.

However not to worry (if you do have a Zune or Napster, etc.) You can download music thru itunes. Then go into your itunes directory, this will most likely be located in My Music/My Documents or

Start - thenMy computer - then local disk - then program files

(it could be in there)

then you copy the .mp3 (which is the song) and you can paste it in the program such as napster.

Hope this helps

Yes, as long as you're working in a file format the other player will use. mp3 will be fine for most any player, but most non-iPod players don't handle aac files. . . instead, they tend to support wma, which iPods don't.

The Aux enter is a powerful thank you to connect an MP3 participant with a headphone o/p socket. you are able to would desire to get a suitable lead which would be effortlessly offered. yet another theory is to get a stereo with a socket for SD taking part in cards. replica your MP3 records to the cardboard out of your pc and plug it into the stereo. some automobile stereos have the skill to plug in a USB stress with song records. the main exertions extensive thank you to hearken to MP3s is to get a stereo with a disc participant that's able to analyzing mp3 records and burn the song to disc.

as long as the file is .mp3 format, it will run in any mp3 player