Downloading my music library from itunes onto my mp4 player

In order to put music onto your iPod, follow these steps:
1. Download iTunes from http://apple.com/itunes. iTunes is used to manage your music library, as well as handle the transfer of music from your computer to the iPod. 2. Install iTunes. 3. Add music to your iTunes library by selecting the 'File' menu at the top of the screen, then clicking 'Add music to library'. Browse your computer for music files and click 'Choose' in the dialog box. 4. Connect your iPod to your computer with the included Dock Connector cable. iTunes will recognize the iPod and walk you through setting it up and transferring music.

Did the device came with a CD? If yes, install the driver from the CD to your computer, so that way the MP4 will be recognize by the PC.
Once you see the MP4 showing on your PC, right click on your mouse and go to format. On file format you should you should see FAT or FAT 32, try FAT32.
Good Luck.

if the music is downloaded onto your computer it should be able to be imported into the iTunes library. just go to file in the upper left hand corner in the iTunes library and in the down menu go to add file to library, or add folder, whichever your music is in. then if the music shows in the iTunes library plug in your iPod and see if it shows up in the iTunes menu. if it does click on the icon and in the bottom right hand corner click sync. good luck!

You can download files to iTunes and import them from iTunes into the easyRip music library ONLY if the music from iTunes is DRM-free (.m4a files, I think). Reference the help file in easyRip (the icon with the "?" in the dock) for instructions on how to import the files. Then just use the Player Loader to load the files from the music library to your player (again, just look in the help file for instructions how to do this.)

Your Garmin only supports MP3 files and iTunes is all MP4. The Best way to convert them is with "Real Player sp" Which is probably on your computer already or downlaod it for free. Open the music library and right click on the centre. There you will see "Converter" Select convert to MP3. Don't open iTunes. Instead go through; Start, my music, iTunes, library. This way you can drag a whole album into the converter. Plug your Garmin in with the USB cable and go through; Start, my computer, storage device H. At the bottom of the converter you can select where to send the converted files. Select the device H. Now press start and let it do it's thing. When it's finished you can see the old files in MP4 format with the new files in MP3 format listed under. Drag and drop is only a copy. You can delete all these files after to keep it tidy. All the original stuff is still safe and you Garmin should now have music on it. Try it with a small tune first to test. Best of luck. Regards Chris4fingers

I believe iTunes may not like to sync with not apple players, but I am sure DRM protection is to blame here. You can try to sync your music with the software provided by Zen, or a program called MediaMonkey, to see if it works.
Otherwise, if the music is DRM protected .mp4, you can always burn the songs into a standard AUDIO CD, and then rip the music back to your computer, that way it loses the DRM protection, and should be easy to sync without problems.
http://www.mediamonkey.com

Limewire offer U enough free Games,Music or videos to download.Below is the detailed steps:
1.Download Limewire software, it’s totally free. http://www.limewire.com/download/version.php;
2.Insure ur video formats are .MP4.if not,convert them to MP4 format;
http://www.wmatomp3-converter.com/media-to-ipod-converter.html#135
3.Open iTunes and click "File" to add your videos to iTunes library.
4. plug in your iPod to computer, then iTunes will detect your iPod as a device.
5. Select your iPod device on the left panel of iTunes, click "Movies" tab, check the videos you want to sync and click "Apply"

PS:put the game to ipod is the same as above

GL my friend !

i bought one to from there and i live in scotland all you do is open up the folder and drag the music and put it in and it works as i tryied it over there but when i got home tryed to plug it in and it say it doesnt have a driver thats why mine doesn't work do you have any ideas

Do you need program from pc to infitek to connect it or intstructions how to use it???

Problem: Infitek MP4 player is recognized by Vista and Windows XP but when you try to put files on it, error pops up.
Solution: The MP4 needs to be reformatted to FAT32 file system, here is howto do it:
1) Connect USB cable to PC
2) Connect Infitek to cable.
3) An AutoPlay window will pop up on your PC. Select "Open folders to view files using Windows Explorer"
4) On the left of the explorer window the following will be seen "Removable Disk (?:)" (? can be any letter in the alphabet, most likely E-K)
5) Right click on "Removable Disk (?:)" with your mouse and select "Format"
6) "Format Removable Disk (?:)" window will appear, select FAT32 from the FIle system Combo box and select Quick Format from the Format options and click on START
You may need to format the MP4 more than once, it did not work for mr the first time.
7) After you receive a message, Format completed successfully you can drag and drop any files to the "Removable Disk (?:)" which is the MP4 player storage area.
8) Disconnect the cable, turn on the MP4, if at main menu use the >>| key to get to the Music, Click MENU key to get to the first song, click >|| to play song.

I used .WMA files (Windows Media Player) songs. They seemed to work ok

Good luck!