Unless you are paying for the tunes - you may end up with a huge fine. It has been in the news recently. A Minnesota woman, Jammie Thomas-Rasset, was fined 1.92 million dollars for sharing 24 songs in June. Joel Tenenbaum was fined 675,000 on Friday for downloading and sharing 30 songs. Boy - I just don't think it is worth it - not to mention the problems you can run into - like RC described. If you have paid a fee to Limewire and think you are in the clear to d/l music without paying per song - YOU ARE NOT!! YOu have paid a support fee - to Limewire. You really were ripped off. You are still illegally d/l songs. iTunes works great for the iPod - but not for other types of MP3 players. I only use an iPod now - so I am happy with iTunes.

I bought an Itunes card and downloaded 11 songs. They transfer nicely to my generic MP3 player and play well. The problem is I can't burn them to a cd for backups or to play in my car. I emailed Itunes and said that since I paid for them I should be able to put them on a cd for backup and my car. I never got an answer. They are MP4 files. How can I put them on a cd? If my hard drive or PC crashes I am out the $$$ I paid for the songs!!!

I had a look, thanks. Had a look at your software too. I downloaded two programs which I never heard of :)

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