http://www.prettylightsmusic.com is the website. I would appreciate step by step (think Kindergarten) instructions if this is at all possible.
iPod classic, Windows 7
iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1550 - including information about different formats and discussion about compression.
Calighis,
The thing you are getting from the Pretty Lights website is a Zip file. After it downloads, double-click it and then click Extract. That will allow you to see the MP3 that is inside of it.
Then, just add the MP3 to your iTunes library. You do not need to convert it.
So that you see the individual songs and then transport them one at a time? No love. Odd thing is though that they play in itunes they just cant be stored there.
When you extract from a Zip file, you generally see one or more files, and then you can deal with them exactly as you would any file (in this case, an MP3). That is how Zip works.
The one I tried from the Pretty Lights website had only a single MP3 in it, which is a little unusual, but that is how it came. Also, the MP3 has a sample rate of 48 kHz instead of the normal 44.1 kHz, which sometimes causes compatibility problems in iTunes.
But, it is up to you. As you noted, you also have the option of purchasing from the iTunes Store.
Pretty Lights gives entire discography away for free. Itunes charges 10$ an album. Itunes won't convert mp3 from artists site. Seems unfair man. How do I get it to accept this format?
