Why cannot I download a music file from You Tube on Firefox 1.1.0.0. pre release

although I long tap the file, no save dialog box appears

The message that you get is "download error" or something like it ?
Because this is a bug: [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/981820#answer-517478 /questions/981820#answer-517478]

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This is an iPad forum. Consult your Windows manual on how to download music.
After you have downloaded and it's the format iPad supports, drag and drop music into computer iTunes.
Connect and select iPad in iTunes, check the misic selection and sync.

How do we enable java script in firefox or how do we download songs n videos from you tube.?

i wanted to download a video from you tube..bt not able to do so.can any1 help me..

Tools->Options->Content->Enable JavaScript
This extension should help you to save video from YouTube:
[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/75489 KeepTube]
And there are others:
[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/tag/download%20youtube Download from YouTube]

I used to download illegal music files from limewire, I don't anymore though, and I've since deleted them all from my iPod and will never do it again, but could I get in trouble for what I did before?

And how can I delete the illegal music files on iTunes that me and my brother used to download? Maybe I could delete or report the music files, I really love apple and I really don't want to do this illegal stuff anymore. It's really not fair to anyone and it's also wrong. (Something I somehow couldn't see when I first got my iPod back in 2009) I buy all my music from iTunes now on my iPod, and have since deleted all the data which includes all the songs from my iPod (for a while I didn't use my iPod for music, just games) I am now afraid to put the songs I purchased and downloaded on iTunes on my computer with all of the pirated music! Please help, I really just want to know overall if apple could hate me for this, and what I can do to delete all the songs from iTunes (like the ones me and my brother downloaded that he still uses, though I guess I can't control that.)
Is it just me or was I never meant to feel like an honest user? (I really want to feel like I am)

Firstly, where do I go to delete the songs from my hard drive? Can I delete them straight from iTunes?
You can delete them right from iTunes:
- Click on the song to highlight it (select it). Alternatively, you can Control-Click on a number of songs to select them.
- Go to Edit in the Menu bar and choose Delete (alternatively, you can Right-Click on the song and choose Delete from the pop-up menu.
- You'll be asked "Are you sure you want to remove the selected song from your iTunes library." Click Remove.
- Next, you'll be asked " Do you want to move the selected song to the Recycle Bin, or keep it in the iTunes Media folder?" Click "Move to Recycle Bin"
- Empty The Recycle Bin on your desktop.
Can I delete all the illegal songs including the ones my brothers (Apparently more than one are doing this) downloaded? Would it be somehow against the rules to delete their songs even if they didn't pay for them?
It's best to talk to your brothers before deleting their stuff. Tell them how uncomfortable you feel about having 'stolen property' in your shared iTunes Library.
Could their downloading of these songs get me in trouble somehow? And lastly, should I still use iTunes on this computer if they're doing this?
If this is your computer and the Music Distributers find out through your Internet Service Provder that you/your brothers are illegally downloading/sharing music then you can get in trouble.
You can continue to use iTunes but I would really try to get this resolved with your brothers. Hope this helps and as I said earlier, you are doing the right thing by buying music legally!

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Can somebody please tell me how can I transfer my music files to my itunes library or PC without downloading anything.

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1st. click on "star" then "search"
2nd click on "pictures,music, and video"
3rd Click on "Music" and on "Use Advance search options"
4th Click on "More Advanced Options"
5th Click on "Search System Folders" & "search Hidden Files and folders" & "Search subfolder"
6th go to the little arrow pointing down and highlight your ipod's drive
7th Click searc and all your Ipod music should show up on explorer
8th little by little drag out groups of files onto your desk top or which ever folder you want to save you your music on.

Is there any way to download music videos from You Tube and play them on a 2nd generation Nano?

I want to play you tube music videos on my IPod. I can download them as MP4 but it will not accept them. Does anyone know what file format I could use to get music and video? I know I can convert them to MP3 and play them on IPod. I want to play the music videos too.
Does any one know? JEKjoy

Have you been able to successfully import these videos into iTunes? If so, use iTunes built in converter to convert it to a more iTunes friendly format. To do this, highligh the video and choose "Create iPhone or iPod version" from the Advanced drop down menu in iTunes.
When it has finished converting, try syncing the new version to your Nano.
B-rock

Why can't I transfer music files from i-Tunes to my 30GB ipod?

I have just updated the software on my ipod, and now there seems to be a major problem. When I drag a song from the i-Tunes library to the ipod folder it has a 30% success rate - the other 70% gets the message "attempting to copy to the disk 'name' failed. An unknown error occured (-48)." What on earth does this mean?
NB. yes my preferences are set to manual update

Try this article:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301267
(sorry was unable to locate anything specific to the -48 error)

How to download videos from You Tube?

Does anyone know of a tool to download videos from You Tube, to import into iMovie, that actually works? I installed Get Tube, which could not even be activated. vixy.net (an online FLV converter) worked for two video clips but 80% of the time it gets hung up in an infinite loop and does not work. Tube Sock (perhaps better for iPod?) generates a file that iMovie does not recognize—message is "Unknown error" when trying to import it into iMovie. I installed Perian software successfully; it is supposed to make .FLV files from You Tube playable with Quicktime but when I tried to actually play the converted file it was rejected with the message, "This is not a movie." Is there anything out there, freeware or not, that actually works consistently?

Hi ceeg - remember that you do have to add the .flv extension to the file, and then after it plays in QT, in order to use it in iMovie you must export it from QT as a DV Stream file.
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The item in menu bar with the 3 rolling balls I used to download from You Tube are not on my tool bar since upgrading. How do I download now?

There was an icon on the menu bar that had 3 balls that revolved. Next to it was a drop down arrow that would let me choose to download files from You Tube and others in several formats. I recently had to remove and reinstall Firefox from my computer and evidently with this version, that icon is not there. How do I get it back or how do I download now?

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See http://kb.mozillazine.org/Resetting_preferences

How do I import mp3 from you-tube to mac i-tunes

How do I import mp3 files from you-tube to mac i-tunes.
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Sirchief

Use the pre installed Mac app Image Capture located in your Applications folder instead.

Downloaded a music file which originally played through my playlist, but now says it cannot find the original file associated with it. Takes me to the root directory, but this does not help.

Downloaded a music file which originally played through my playlist in iTunes but now it comes up with a message that the original file cannot be located although the file appears in the play list. It asks if it should search for the relevant file which takes me to the root directory and is no help.

Hello gordon175
You would need to locate the song on your computer to link them back up so it will play. If you cannot find it and it was purchased from the iTunes Store, you can delete the track and download it again for free.
iTunes: Finding lost media and downloads
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1408
Downloading past purchases from the iTunes Store, App Store, and iBooks Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2519
Regards,
-Norm G.

I downloaded an Adobe file from my email but cannot find it on my hard drive or in recycle bin - it's in downloads but am unable to open from downloads - how can I recover the file?

I downloaded an Adobe file from my email (service provider is MWeb) but now cannot find it on my hard drive and it's not in the recycle bin. It does, however, appear in Firefox downloads but I'm unable to open it from there. How can I recover the file?

Thanks Rob.
I actually had no clue what the core problem was caused by. So it's Windows itself...that helps some.
I'll resubmit there. It might actually have saved time for it to simply have been moved to there instead of off-topic, though I suppose you have to follow protocol.

HT4527 I am trying to transfer music files from one PC to another using homeshare and although I can view the music as a shared folder I cannot initiate the "import" process. I have iTunes 11.0.1.12 on both computers so the help screenshots do not help a

I am trying to transfer music files from one PC to another using homeshare and although I can view the music as a shared folder I cannot initiate the "import" process. I have iTunes 11.0.1.12 on both computers so the help screenshots do not help as such

Then stop trying to use HomeShare and use one of the other options listed in the document from which your question was posted.

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I have just upgraded to OSX 10.6.8 and now I cannot open or save PDF files from the internet using either Safari or Firefox. I get a dialogue box saying the QuickTime plugin has failed. Can anyone help?

Is this what you downloaded: iTunes 10.7?
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I've just changed from a PC to a mac and have a large number of downloaded WMA music files (not i-tunes purchases) which I just can't get into my i-tunes library. File converters don't seem to work either. Any ideas?

I've just changed from a PC to a mac and have a large number of downloaded WMA music files which I can't get into i-tunes. When the library was in Windows, i-tunes would convert the files automatically, but this doesn't happen now. I've downloaded a couple of file converters, but these don't seem to work either. Any ideas?

iTunes for Windows (but not iTunes for Mac) can import and convert unprotected WMA tracks. If the tracks are protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) then it will not accept them.
One option would be to install iTunes on your PC, do the conversion, and then transfer the converted tracks from iTunes on your PC to iTunes on your Mac.

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