iTunes is not adding AAC files

Well AAC is a code made/developed by apple so if you prefer AAC your most likly better off importing using iTUnes.

That said, the most likly reason there not importing is theres something iTUnes is seeing wrong with the songs OR your running into the issue where iTUnes will not add the songs using "Add FOLDER" and you will have to use "add FILE". Alot of people report iTUnes for windows doesn't add ALL songs when using the add folder option

In that case theres something wrong with winamp, its converting the files in a way not supported by iTUnes, or its attaching tags that are unreadable for iTUnes

ok im having a similar problem with itunes.

i recently bought about 10 songs from the music downloads at walmart.com because lets be honest 89 cents its a better deal than 99 when u start buyin a whole lot!!

but any ways. when they downloaded on to my computer they automatically went into jukebox (which i cant stand cause i have to go through all the trouble of moving them to itunes). so when i went to move the first one i went to "Add File From Folder" in the file menu of itunes. so i got one of the songs but the song wouldnt allow me to open the song with itunes because itunes can only conver unprotected WMA songs. how can i change this?

thanks to anyone that can help me!!



Windows XP

There protected songs, the ONLY way around it is to burn it to CD using WMP, then put the burned CD back in open iTunes and reimport it back to the PC