Converting files with iTunes

Whenever I convert a video with iTunes the audio is not played . Only the video is shown. What can I do??

Me too. Apple people should have checked that and made it so that we can hear our videos!!!

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TS1702 The application "video converter" says that I can retrieve my converted files through iTunes. Where and how does that happen?

The application "video converter" says that I can retrieve my converted files through iTunes. Where and how does that happen?

I see an iPhone App called Video Converter but not an iPad app. When to do a search, it comes up with a whole bunch of apps so perhaps if you tell us exactly which app it is .....

HT1711 How to play FLAC files with iTunes?

How do you play FLAC music file with iTunes on a MacPro?

Convert them to a format that is compatible with iTunes, such as aac, mp4, mp3, wav, etc.
Then play your compatible music in iTunes on your MacPro.

IPod touch can't synch .mov files with iTunes.

My iPod touch can't synch .mov files with iTunes. The error message says that the files were not transfered because they can't be read on my device. I'm not able to transfer any mp4 files, either. These are my own short animations, small files (under 2MB). Home sharing is on. I'm trying to synch with the latest version of iTunes on a Windows 7 64-bit machine. Thanks.

See:
iTunes: May be unable to transfer videos to iPhone, iPad, or iPod
iTunes: Frequently asked questions about viewing and syncing videos
Yo may have to use a third-party computer program like HandBrake to convert the format to one compatible withthe iPod

How to recognize midi files with iTunes 10.6 ?

iTunes 9.0 recognizes midi files and can it be easily converted into mp3 files.
For the interfacing with iPad2 I must use iTunes 10.6 and it seems this version is not recognizing midi files.
How should I do to manage midi files with iTunes 10.6 ?
Is there in App Store any application with this feature ?
Really it's a pity that a new iTunes version loses fatures instead of gaining !!

The MIDI files in my library still work perfectly. It may be that you simply need to install QuickTime which is no longer installed as part of iTunes.
tt2

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soupcake wrote:
how to convert EZ vinyl/tape converter files to itunes
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Converting video with iTuns - but the sound disappered...

i converted vidoes from my last trip and then the sound was gone... the videos work on the iPod and on the iTunes but with no sound...
any ideas?

Your source video file is probably muxed.
Neither QT Pro or iTunes has the ability to successfully encode a muxed video file with audio. You'll end up with video and no audio.
You'll need to use some other third-party software to do the conversion. There's a handful of software available. Just search the forums and you'll find many titles mentioned.
Try MPEG Streamclip.

How do I properly manage audio files with iTunes?

Hello Dear Readers,
I am going to start using iTunes exclusively for my music collection management. Previously, I had only used iTunes for managing content for my iPhone 4. Now, I am wanting to import all of my media (music) files into iTunes for general use and playback.
For example, I have over 3,000 music files, and I would like to know the best way to get them into iTunes. From a lynda.com training video about using iTunes, I learned that there is a folder called "Automatically Add to iTunes", which is monitored by iTunes for new files to import into the iTunes library. However, I would like to know if this is the *best* way to do this. For example, can I just*move* my 3,000 music files into this 'Automatically Add' folder and then let iTunes do its thing?
Will iTunes *move*the files that it is able to manage OUT of this folder and into one of its managed folders, such that there would be no duplicate file left behind? Is it correct in saying that the files that are left in this folder that were not able to be handled by iTunes and must be handled differently before they can be imported into iTunes. Or is there just an all around different, and better, way to get these music files into iTunes? Thanks for your advice and opinions!
There is also the issue of what to do with the commercial CDs I have (less than 50). I would like to discard these and just maintain them on digital form, e.g., my 2 TB hard drive. However, I am getting varying opinions as to how to do this. I need 2 things: 1) to archive the CDs for retrieval later in case I need the songs that are on them, and 2) MP3 versions of the audio CD files for use on my flash drive which plays on my car audio system. These would also be the files that I manage in iTunes.
Some people have suggested using Exact Audio Copy to make a FLAC and a LAME MP3 copy of myCDs. Others have suggested keeping an ISO copy of the compact discs for reference archive. Personally, I am wondering if I should just import my commercial CDs directly into iTunes, and then pay Apple $25 annually to maintain copies of these, as announced by Steve Jobs at the WWDC that this cloud functionality was forthcoming.
I am in need of some informed, educated opinions and suggestions as to how I should proceed.
Then, there is also the naming convention of the files. When the files get ripped from CD, I can add the freedb information to them for the ID3 tagging. However, I need to know how to specify in what system that the file names are comprised. This is what I am thinking of as my folder and file name format, at this point.
For the naming scheme of the audio files, I am proposing the following:
For most music by 1 artist on a disc, I would do as follows:
Folder Name: AlbumArtist - Album Title (year)
File Names: Track number (from 1 on up, with NO leading zeros) Track Title
For compilations with various artists, I would use the following for the schema:
Folder Name: VariousArtists (album artist) - Album Title (year)
File Names: Track number (1 on up) Track Title - Track Artist.
Do these seem like reasonable naming schemes that would be good for using on all audio software and equipment, such as my iPhone, my car audio flash drive player, and in iTunes?
I know that this is a lot to ask, but I am just trying to learn how to do things correctly and most efficiently so that I don't have problems down the road with my iTunes library. I welcome input, discussion and of course, dissent! Thanks!
~Antonio

how do you do it with itunes 11???
it is really frustrating me!!

Converting files with Camera Raw 4.1

Have just upgraded to iphoto '08, and am having problems with "noise" in the raw conversion within iphoto. So, I'm using Camera Raw 4.1 instead (a bit of a pain as I have a batch of 200 photos to convert from a wedding!).
A question ... can you save the converted files directly into iphoto?
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks.
Jayne

No, you need to save them to another folder and "import" them. If you just store them directly in the iPhoto Library it will confuse iPhoto.
However, you can convert all 200 and import them at one time.

Convert files with WMV extension to QuickTime

Is there a ways to convert video files with wmv extension to quicktime on the ipohne it self, so the video can be played on the iphone?

No. There are apps that will convert unprotected WMV files on a computer to something that the iPhone can play. Google is your friend to find video conversion software.

Normalizing audio files with itunes

is there a way to automatically normalize audio files when making compilation cd's with itunes? i would prefer to use itunes as my default burning program but i miss the normalize option found in the nero and roxio software. any help would be appreciated. thx

As Office is not an Apple product, I strongly recommend asking in the Microsoft Office:Mac forums here:
Office for Mac
Everyone there is a Mac user AND an Office user, something you can't say about Apple's forums. You will get the fastest help there and I think you will find the contributors more than helpful.

Converting Files into iTunes

I recently installed iTunes and the program transfered over my music from My music folder into iTunes it also started converting file types over. I had to stop the process of converting the file types and iTunes didn't completely convert all my files. How do I tell it to finish?
Thanks
Alexis

Just read other articles re: livewire or what eveer it is. I went to add/remove programs and immediately got rid of it. I'm not sure how it got there and have talked to other users of my computer aboutit.
Was able to copy some of my songs (some of my own compositons from midi device even) but after update ipod, couldn't transfer more songs next time I tried.

Converted Video With itunes???

I put my Video onto itunes it wasn't able to be put onto my ipod so I Went to Adavanced>Covert Selection For iPod
It converted it but now it has no auido ???

Ohh okay. I was gonna say! But sorry, I can't help. I can't even establish an account with iTunes due to the whole Christmas overload.

HT1660 using lossless files with itunes match

Creating lossless files in itunes dupicates the file,I use itunes match, how can I just use the lossless files for playback, I stream music to a squeezbox touch.

Hi,
Tracks will be matched as 256kbps AAC. Non matched 320 AAC will be uploaded as 320 AAC and appleloss transcribed to 256 AAC.
The tracks on your hard drive will not change unless you decide to delete original and download matched version or 256 AAC in the case appleloss less files. Uploade 320 AAC files will be same file.
Jim

My credit card that is NOT on file with itunes got charged 316 dollars

What number do I contact at apple to find out what these charges are for?
like i said its not the credit card that is attached to my itunes account. so looking at purchase history doesnt tell me anything.
Adam

adam.pap26 wrote:
Believe me visa was the first person I contacted. the card is cancelled.
I still need to verify if the fraudulant purchaces are fake, or made through a legitimate itunes account. iTunes can also cancel any keys associated with the purchases if it was software purchases, no?
Adam.
I don't think you need to do anything. What I mean is, you can and sounds like you have checked your own AppleID/account history and nothing untoward shows up there. So, if the fradulent charges were simply a result of your credit card number being compromised and had nothing to do with iTunes or Apple, then your credit card company will be in touch shortly with an investigation summary. Really, all you need do for that is write down that the card was in your possession at the time, that it has never been associated with your iTunes account, and that your iTunes account checks out with your known purchase history. End of your involvment.
When someone charged an airline ticket to my card a few years ago, I did nothing but let the credit Bank run their investigation, wrote out my little statement (similar to what I mentioned above) on the report when I got it, sent it back in, end of story.
I just think from what you've posted, you've done your bit by calling Visa. As long as you are sure your iTunes account is not itself compromised, you need not do anything further yourself.
And from what you say, I don't think this has anything to do with iTunes - your credit card was compromised somehow (like the several million or so compromised just this past few weeks). It may have been used to purchase stuff from iTunes, but that was use of the stolen credit card info, not a hack of an Apple iTunes account. People buy weird stuff with stolen card numbers - I've known people who suddenly have seen gas purchases for a few tens of dollars on their cards, but made in States many removed from the one they live in.

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