I bought a new power pod 360 speaker that will play music on a SD card. It only supports MP3 format, and I changed the format on all of my iTunes music library today. It actually left the original and added the new version underneath. However, I am unable to export only the MP3 songs to the SD card. Can anyone help?
MacBook Pro, iOS 7.0.4
mimizuff wrote:
I bought a new power pod 360 speaker that will play music on a SD card. It only supports MP3 format, and I changed the format on all of my iTunes music library today.
Good, you have rectified your past mistakes. In the future, please make sure that all music that you purchase, rip, or otherwise acquire is in MP3 format, and you will avoid this problem.
I am unable to export only the MP3 songs to the SD card. Can anyone help?
Put your Music library in Songs View, and look at the Kind column. (If you don't have a Kind column, enable it via View > Show View Options.) Any song with a Kind of MPEG audio file is an MP3.
I agree with ed. You should only download MP3. Formats like m4a, m4b, alac, FLAC and such are for high end audiophiles, DJs and audiobook listeners.
MP3 is much more universal and it's ALL I use.
I want to export only MP3 formatted songs to my SD card.
