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How to Put Itunes Music on Windows Movie Maker

111,341 views November 9, 2008 3:21

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IMPORTANT!!: READ THIS IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE!!!




Hi, this is a video explaining how you can put Itunes music on Windows Movie Maker to use for your videos. This not only works with songs from a CD, but also songs you bought with Itunes.

Note: A lot of people have been confused with this video. The first Part where it shows converting it to an mp3 (or you can do wav) is only for SONGS THAT YOU BOUGHT ON AN ALBUM. The second part where you have to burn it to a disk, play with Windows Media Player and save it is for SONGS YOU BOUGHT ON ITUNES. Please pay attention to the video because I explained this there.

Edit: After you play the songs you have to rip them to Windows Media Player and go to the main music library and find the songs. (They should have names like track 1 or track 2 etc.) After you found the song, double click it to play it, then you should be able to save it. Sorry about not making this clearer in my movie.

TO GET TO THE MAIN MUSIC LIBRARY:
To get to the place where you can save the song in Windows Media Player you must go to the main library and choose songs to get to the main music library where all your songs are. Then you should be able to go to file and click save as. Remember if there is no file,view,play,tools,and help options at the top of the screen go to layout options and choose show classic views.

The song I used was Diary of Jane - Breaking Benjamin.

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Enjoy the video!

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peter77772moons published this 3:21 video tutorial on November 9, 2008. It has been watched 111,341 times on YouTube.

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