Not able to add 320kbps Bitrate mp3 songs to my iPod

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Not able to add 320kbps Bitrate mp3 songs to my iPod

I have also enabled "Convert higher bit rate songs to 128kbps AAC format" in my iTunes. But even then I'm not able to add 320kbps bitrate songs to my iTunes or into my iPod (5th Gen Nano).

What should I do in order to convert those songs to 256kbps bitrate songs?

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Kishore.

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Posted on Nov 7, 2010 1:35 AM

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Oxinian

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Nov 7, 2010 4:18 PM in response to Kishorekumar

Hi Kishorekumar,

I've been able to add 320 kbps MP3s to my Nano 5G without a problem, even without enabling the "convert to AAC" option.

So the bitrate shouldn't be the reason. Have you already tried adding a different MP3 with 320 kbps ? At what point in the process are you experiencing the problem ? When trying to add the file to the iTunes library ? Are you getting any error message ? Could the MP3 be corrupt ? Could you try to get it again from elsewhere ? Re-importing from a CD or downloading it again from another place ?

Greetings...

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rem308

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Nov 16, 2010 2:00 AM in response to Oxinian

I'm having the same problem. The file won't import into itunes. won't even show the file at all in the window. It actually plays fine in windows media player 11. 320kbps bitrate. I'm importing off a from an MP3.

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Kishorekumar Author

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Jan 3, 2011 10:39 PM in response to Oxinian

Hi,

I'm getting the following error message, when I try to add a 320kbps bit rate song to my iPod. - *iTunes could not copy "" to the iPod "" because the file could not be found*

Regards,
Kishore.

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Kishorekumar Author

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Jan 5, 2011 5:23 AM in response to Kishorekumar

Can someone pls reply to my question?

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Kishore.

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CMCSK

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Jan 6, 2011 6:26 PM in response to Kishorekumar

You have not answered all of Oxinian's questions to properly answer yours.

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Kishorekumar Author

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Jan 6, 2011 7:00 PM in response to CMCSK

Hello CMCSK,

Here are my answers to Oxinian's questions:

I've been able to add 320 kbps MP3s to my Nano 5G without a problem, even without enabling the "convert to AAC" option. *Still I'm not able to do that.*

So the bitrate shouldn't be the reason. Have you already tried adding a different MP3 with 320 kbps ? *Yes. But of no use !!*

At what point in the process are you experiencing the problem ? When trying to add the file to the iTunes library ? *Yes, when trying to drag and drop in the iTunes library.*

Are you getting any error message ? *Yes. Here it is - "iTunes could not copy "" to the iPod "" because the file could not be found"*

Could the MP3 be corrupt ? *No. It plays well in Windows media player.*

Could you try to get it again from elsewhere ? Re-importing from a CD or downloading it again from another place ? *Yes. No use !!*

Regards,
Kishore.

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Kishorekumar Author

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Jan 13, 2011 7:53 AM in response to Kishorekumar

Can someone pls answer my question?

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Kishorekumar Author

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Jan 16, 2011 7:51 PM in response to Kishorekumar

I didn't expect such a poor response from Apple !!

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deggie

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Jan 17, 2011 12:16 AM in response to Kishorekumar

Sorry if you are disappointed with us but we are all just users here and apparently no one has had your problem.

Where did these songs come from? Did you rip them from your own CDs. If yes, did you use iTunes?

Did you add these songs to your iTunes library or did you choose to leave them in place? If you left them in place, when you try to drag them from iTunes to your iPod is there an exclamation point next to the left of the song title?

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Kishorekumar Author

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Jan 17, 2011 12:50 AM in response to deggie

No exclamation mark in the title. Do you want me to send the song to u?

Kishore.

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deggie

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Jan 17, 2011 2:22 AM in response to Kishorekumar

No. I am assuming you can't answer the other questions?

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Kishorekumar Author

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Feb 8, 2011 6:23 PM in response to deggie

*Where did these songs come from? Did you rip them from your own CDs. If yes, did you use iTunes?* -> From the internet. Do you want me to send you the songs to test? No ripping and didn't use iTunes for any ripping..

*Did you add these songs to your iTunes library or did you choose to leave them in place?* -> Tried both

*If you left them in place, when you try to drag them from iTunes to your iPod is there an exclamation point next to the left of the song title?* No !!

Are these answers enough for you to help me?

Regards,
Kishore.

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