HT1711 Can international music be sync with iTunes too?

I want to buy a Japanese soundtrack. The letters will be in Japanese characters. Will it automatically be translated or converted for me? Will the soundtrack even be allow to sync with my iTunes?

In principle you can't buy form another country's store. Cross-border sales are not permitted as there are different rights holders for different regions.
If the soundtrack is available in your local store it will have whatever details the rights holder determines. There is no automatic translation of song titles and other details.
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Try to Maually Add/Delete songs from your iPod.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1535
other than that, that all i know of....
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I would either say that the iOS is correpted due to a software glitch or y have have a hardware problem like bad memory locations that are corrupting the iOS.
- Restore from backup via iTunes. This will install a fresh copy of the iOS. See:
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I've just signed up to iTunes Match as I have songs on my iPhone 4 which wont sync with iTunes as they are from CDs but I can't see my music in the cloud now. Anyone had the same problem and have an easy fix?

I've just signed up to iTunes Match as I have songs on my iPhone 4 which wont sync with iTunes as they are from CDs but I can't see my music in the cloud now. Anyone had the same problem and have an easy fix?

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