Transfer your iTunes music to your Nokia N95 phone.
The Nokia N95 mobile phone doubles as a media player that enables you to transfer music from your PC to the mobile device, and play it from the phone. According to the user manual, the N95 model supports audio playback for MP3, WMA, AAC, AAC+ and eAA+ files. To transfer your iTunes music from your computer to your Nokia device you must have a memory card in the phone, as the memory card stores the songs. ITunes music that is in .M4A or .M4P format will not play on your Nokia phone, and must be converted into a MP3 or AAC format.
Instructions
1. Click "Start" on the menu bar, and click "Programs" and "iTunes" to start the iTunes program. Select the "Edit" button at the top of the iTunes menu and click "Preferences."
2. Click "Import Settings" and select the drop-down menu near the top of the window. Select "MP3 Encoder" or "AAC Encoder" and click "OK." Select "OK" on the previous window to save the settings.
3. Right-click the song you wish to convert and click "Create AAC Version" or "Create MP3 Version" on the shortcut menu.
4. Drag and drop the AAC or MP3 version of the file to your desktop, and insert the memory card into the memory card slot face up on the left side of the Nokia phone.
5. Plug the Nokia USB cable into the Nokia phone and the other end into the computer's USB port. Press the large button on the left side of the phone that resembles a circle, and highlight "Tools." Press the center button to select it, and select "USB" and "Media Player" to enable your phone for music transferring.
6. Click "Start" on the menu bar and click "Programs" and "Windows Media Player." Select the "Manual" button on the pop-up window on your PC for manual synchronization of music.
7. Drag the audio track from your desktop to the "Sync List" in Windows Media Player. Click "Start Sync" to add the music to your Nokia phone, and unplug the cable from the computer once the synchronization is complete.
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