All my purchased song from iTunes are not playing complete (iPod and computer with Windows Vista), unexpectedly stops and continues with next song. What am I doing wrong?

All my purchased song from iTunes are not playing complete (iPod and computer with Windows Vista), unexpectedly stops and continues with next song. What am I doing wrong?

Are the songs playing whole in iTunes? if not download them again.
else read this Apple Support Article on your problem
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    I read all the posts about this issue, of purchased Itunes songs not playing on ipod. I deauthorized the computer and all computers associated with the account. then re authorized them. I reset the ipod several times, and also restored the ipod. I reinstalled the itunes software. I changed the sync to manual. removed one of the purchased songs. reauthorized the computer, then manually added the song back. I renamed the song. I even tried with downloading the free song. Any other suggestions. It made me look bad when after all of this I still could not fix the users issue. Other than declaring it a HARDWARE issue, I thought there could be a registry setting with the authorizing that did not happen properly. Has anyone else experienced this issue , and NOT been able to fix it. It would really appreciate any advice. My only conclusion was hardware, and the user states they had already spoke with apple who declined to help.

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    Usually, you need to play at least a part of songs purchased from the iTMS within iTunes to authorize them. They won't copy to your iPod until you do this.
    How to transfer Purchased Music from iTunes to your iPod
    iTMS Song and Computer Authorization
    If you've played & authorized them in iTunes and they still skip, try this. De-authorize the computer in iTunes/Advanced menu, then re-authorize it. You re-authorize it by playing one of the songs purchased from the iTunes Music Store within iTunes. It should ask you for your Apple ID and password, and then the computer will be authorized again. Sync your iPod with iTunes, and those songs should play on the iPod once again.
    Another common cause of this is not having the latest version of iTunes.
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    When you have done this, authorize your music in iTunes by playing a few seconds of it within iTunes, re-sync your iPod, and it should transfer by whatever synching method you choose.
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    Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
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    - Unsync all books and resync
    - Reset all settings
    Go to Settings > General > Reset and tap Reset All Settings.
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    - Restore from backup. See:       
    iOS: How to back up           
    - Restore to factory settings/new iOS device.
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    Usually, you need to play at least a part of songs purchased from the iTMS within iTunes to authorize them. They won't copy to your iPod until you do this.
    How to transfer Purchased Music from iTunes to your iPod
    iTMS Song and Computer Authorization
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    Another common cause of this is not having the latest version of iTunes.
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    I am also having the same problem with IPod Mini(6G). I purchased it September 2005.
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    Follow these instructions to completely remove Apple software
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923
    Then use free Ccleaner to repeatly repair your registry until it's fixed.
    http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/standard
    download iTunes again from Apple.
    http://www.apple.com/itunes/
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    You should be making backups of your content regularly, either through iTunes or via copying the iTunesFolder in your Music folder to a external drive.
    Windows is notorious for having "other" issues that make it unstable, we as volunteers helping others can't always resolve those issues.

  • My songs on iTunes are not playing at all!

    The bar at the top stays on 0:00, I can move the bar along, but nothing happens. No audio comes out, i've checked my sound, and i've tried hitting the Play button and tried many songs, but the problem applies for all songs. Help, any suggestions?

    Follow these instructions to completely remove Apple software
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923
    Then use free Ccleaner to repeatly repair your registry until it's fixed.
    http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/standard
    download iTunes again from Apple.
    http://www.apple.com/itunes/
    If you have 64bit Vista or Windows 7, look for the seperate download of iTunes for that further down the page.
    Once installed, use the Apple Software Update under your Start Menu to fully update all Apple components.
    Your content will remain on the drive in the Music > iTunes Folder, nothing is deleted.
    You should be making backups of your content regularly, either through iTunes or via copying the iTunesFolder in your Music folder to a external drive.
    Windows is notorious for having "other" issues that make it unstable, we as volunteers helping others can't always resolve those issues.

  • Not all of my songs from itunes are appearing in garageband.

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    Is it a song you have purchased? Maybe your song is protected by digital right management? Then it will not show up in GarageBand. Have a look in the Information panel if the kind of the song is "Protected".

  • Some of my songs from iTunes are AAC (m4a not protected) and some are AAC (m4p Protected).  Why is this???

    Some of my songs from iTunes are AAC (m4a not protected) and some are AAC (m4p Protected).  Why is this???
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    Because you purchased some of the songs when they were sold as DRM ( protected ) - pre itunes plus, and you bought some of the songs when they were sold as non-drm - itunes plus.
    You can check quick links in the itunes store to see if you have itunes plus upgrades available for purchases.

  • Hi..can anyone help? Songs on my itunes are not playing to the end? They cut off part way through a song. Its not on all the songs but lots of them? thanks

    Hi..can anyone help? Songs on my itunes are not playing to the end? They cut off part way through a song. Its not on all the songs but lots of them? thanks

    A couple of months ago, I went to the Apple Store to try and sort this problem out. I was told that I was not playing my songs out of an actual music library. I created a library and loaded all of my songs, movies, etc. onto it. I had found that when I synced my songs from the new library onto my itouch, the songs no longer stopped in odd spots or bled into each other. To ensure that most of my songs had been fixed, I played the ones that were the most problematic. Fortunately, the songs play all the way through without any interruption. So far, I have not encountered the same problems that I had posted in my question. I apologize for not knowing the fellow's name who helped me with my iTouch at the Apple Store, but I would like to say how thankful and happy I am now that my iTouch no longer skips to the next song.
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  • Songs that have been bought from itunes will not play on iphone5

    I have a new iphone 5 just updated today to new software. I have synced with laptp and put 35 songs on. I bought two songs from itunes store to set as ringtone but these two songs ONLY will not play. Can anyone suggest any reason for this?

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  • Songs Purchased from iTunes Won't Play on iPod

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    Enable the iPod for disk use. See How to enable disk use.
    Go to "my computer" and from the tools menu/folder options/view tab, enable "show hidden files and folders" in the advanced settings pane. Open the iPod in "my computer". Look for a file called "iEKinfo". Is it there? If so, make a copy of this file and save it somewhere easy to find (the desktop for instance). Do this also with the "iTunes DB" file. Don't worry if you can't see these files.
    Create a new administrator account. Log out of the current account and log in to the new one. Then restore the iPod to factory settings.
    Open iTunes, connect the iPod and set the transfer preferences to manual transfer. Then download the free single of the week from the iTunes Music Store. Verify that song plays in iTunes.
    Now, drag this song only to the iPod, and eject the iPod from iTunes and disconnect it from the computer.
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    Eject the iPod and disconnect it. Do those songs now play ok?
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    Now transfer some of the affected music to the iPod again. Does it play ok?

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