How to Configure Tunebite With iTunes
The Tunebite software is used to re-copy copyright-protected audio files to allow users to download them to various devices. Tunebite will also record any sound coming from any webpage or media player. You can set up the software to work in conjunction with media players like Windows Media Player or iTunes. To configure Tunebite to work with iTunes, you must field through various options.
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Instructions
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Open the Tunebite software.
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Select the "Options" button in the middle of the Tunebite window.
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Select the "High-Speed Digital Dubbing" tab to configure the dubbing speed for iTunes. For most media players you would select 4 next to the "Use High-Speed Digital Dubbing" option, but for iTunes you need to select "2."
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Click on the "Audio File Format" tab, and then chose "MP3" under "Choose Audio File Format" to make the format compatible with iTunes.
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Select the "Video File Format" tab. Under "Choose Video File Format," choose the circle next to MPEG-4. Do not chose the WMV format since iTunes cannot read that format.
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Click on the "Recording" tab. Under "Automatic Recording" select to "Automatically record and intercept tracks that are played back in... iTunes."
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