Here is a cool iTunes tutorial I found. Very useful I think.
Other excellent software that a lot of people probably not have recognized about is iTunes PSP server, it permits stream songs from the iTunes library into an PSP with a electronic network/online link. What basically takes place is this make use of the PSP’s data streaming RSS Podcasting capability, the server produces RSS feeds according to the playlists you get in the iTunes library, you then surf to a particular webpage on the PSP’s browser and put these RSS feeds onto the PSP, then, you’ll find a specific list of the music from the iTunes library as “podcasts” in the PSP, permitting you to flow them from around the home or globe (if routers/firewalls are adequately adjusted)
Here is the instant and clean guide to make it running:
Note: You need to use iTunes and Playlists!!
1) Download the server application
2) open the EXE file (do not panic, it is not a computer virus)
3) examine the computer’s internal private IP (just go to Start –> Run –> CMD –> type ipconfig /all –> find 192.x.x.x or 10.x.x.x, write down of the IP address)
4) start the PSP’s browser
5) just go to http://IPADDRESS:8080
6) You will then see the iTunes playlists
7) put this playlists as the RSS feeds by choosing on them
9) just go to the RSS Channel in the PSP’s Network Menu
10) select the the playlist you added, hold a couple of seconds, all the songs should appear!
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As the music in iTunes is encrypted with DRM, you cannot directly put it on any non-Apple MP3 player. The easiest way is to burn the music to an audio CD and then rip it back to Windows Media Player or a similar program as an MP3. Or you can get some software to help you. I use TuneClone to do this. Though not free, it is very well worth a try.
Below is its step by step tutorial about how to get iTunes 8 music converted to MP3:
http://www.tuneclone.com/itunes8-m4p-to-mp3.php
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