to do so:
- open itunes
- in the taskbar at the top go to edit
- select preferences
- make sure you are under the "General" tab
- select "Import Settings..."
- select the drop down arrow labeled "Import Using:"
- sleect MP3 Encoder
- hit OK
now whenyou right click on a selected song,the menu should now say "Create MP3 Version" as opposed to before where it most likely said "Create AAC Version." After itunes has converted the selected song(s) you may have trouble finding the MP3 version. The easiest way to ensure that the song you want to place on your nook is the MP3 version, is to open the audio from My Documents. (this may sound like a long process but it is quite simple)
- you can simply open your audio folder (to do so varies for each computer so I insinuate that you know how to do this) which contains your music and search the name of the song in the search bar (which also may vary for each computer, you may have to open "search" from the start menu)
- or you can open various folders within the audio/my music folder and further within the "itunes" folder to reach your song
after locating your song you should see that there is both an mp3 version and an mp4 (to ensure the song is an mp3 version, slect the song desired, right click , and select "properties;" under properties and under the general tab you should see where it says "Type of File:" there it should say MP3) select the mp3 version of your song and drag, copy and past, or send to (found in the right click menu) your nook and into the "my music" folder.
after properly ejecting your nook, and opening audio player, your mp3 songs should play.
I hope this helps - after spending forever trying to get my songs on my nook i felt stupid after realizing how simple and easy it really was. If you got lost or this didn't work for you please reply, otherwise I wish you luck
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