How Do You Transfer Music From Real Player To Itunes?
Real Player is a well-known program that is used on Windows-based personal computers for music storing and playing. The program is often pre-packaged with the Windows Operating System. If you have your music library saved in Real Player, you must convert it to iTunes if you ever want to sync the music to an iPod. Thankfully, the conversion is an easy and painless process. Open the iTunes application from your computer desktop. Launch the folder containing your Real Player music. This location will vary by user as the save location was selected during the installation of Real Player. By default, tracks can be found in the “My Music” folder. Click the “Select All” option under the “Edit” menu in the saved music folder to select all of the Real Player music files. Drag the Real Player music files into iTunes and drop them into “Library.” Click “OK” to convert the files to M4A. This is necessary for the songs to play in iTunes. Once the tracks are converted, they can be played within iTune
