Get iTunes music to Eclipse? - Eclipse 180G2 MP3 Music & Video Player

thats because it there might be a format error

You can't copy music directly from a CD to an mp3 player. you should rip CD to a computer, geenrating mp3 files and then copy or move those files from computer folder to Eclipse music folder

To use it without iTunes, you can just go to any free music download site and download and save music. Then go to your files and drag all of the music you want on your player into teh player, adn into the MUSIC folder. Then eject the player. It should be able to play the mucic. For the free download site I reccomend www.mp3juices.com but that's just me. Hope this works for your music problem!

If you use an apple product, you need to transfer your music to iTunes first and then place it to mp4 player via iTunes; if it is a non-apple product, just transfer music through USB date line.

Hi plcowan63...

Thats because Itunes has a DRM on all movies/music/music videos.
What that means is the music will only work when they are in Itunes or are on other Apple products,like Ipad,Ipod,etc.
You will need to convert those songs from ACC to MP3 or WMA before they will play on your MP3 player.
You can get a free file converter at the following webpage: http://formatoz.com/
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The Mach Speed Eclipse 180 isn't compatible with ITunes despite what you heard. However all hope isn't lost.

If you are using Microsoft windows simply use the sync feature in Windows Media Player.
If you are using a mac, the player displays as a removable device, simply drag the music into the mp3 or music folder.

Now Eject your device and have fun!


If in Doubt Check the link below

http://www.radioshack.com/graphics/uc/rsk/Support/ProductManuals/55041503_PM_EN.pdf

Hi,Thats because Itunes has a DRM on all movies/music/music videos.What that means is the music will only work when using I players,that is to say that anything you have from Itunes will only work on a Iphone,Ipad or any other Apple product,now software is out on the web to help with that but I don't know what it is or even if its legal!!!!
I know you didn't want to hear this but that Itunes,hope I have helped you understand why its not working.....

Only MP3 and unprotected WMA files re supported. If you upload copy protected WMA files or any of the iTunes AAC formated songs, they will not play. All purchases from the iTunes store have to be converted to MP3 before they can be played on this player.

Also, some older MP3 players will not be able to play MP3 audio encoded at high bitrates.

Access: http://www.Apple.com/iTunes
Download iTunes to your computer.
Install it, then "import" your MP3 files into the iTunes Library.
Connect your iPod, and click "synchronize" to copy the files from your iTunes Library to your iPod.

Dude, first of all putting music on any device straight from Limewire is completely illegal. Second, it only supports Windows Media Player version 10 or up.