OK guys and girls - years ago I was using OTS which I liked - it was about eight years ago

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Now I have gone back to CD and using a PC or Mac Book to find and play a song fast (using iTunes)
I'd really like to go back to using a computer prog (Rick!) and am wondering if I can transfer my iPod and Mac Mini music to any (Rick!) program.
Sorry Davy, musta missed one -- all that religion talk gets me fired up
Steve is correct, you can't go wrong with MP3 or WAV format.
iTunes and WMA files are a PITA. You can either burn them to an audio CD and re-rip them into one of the desired formats, or use a conversion program to do it for you. Either will get you a bit of loss, but still not too bad.
Do a search for iTunes to MP3, and you will find lots of programs out there -- the one I usually use for tests, is called
Switch Sound Converter, and works pretty well (
http://www.nch.com ). It's a freebie, but if you want to do all formats, you'll need to pony up the $19 or so.
I've been getting most of my online tunes from Amazon of late. Excellent quality in MP3 format, with album art, etc. Only downside, is they are in VBR format (Variable Bit Rate). Usually no big deal, and sound a bit better, but VBR's don't seek as quickly as CBR. If yer doing scratching type stuff, you would most likely want CBR, but for normal wedding/party stuff, the VBRs work just dandy
