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This terms applies to songs, videos, and other content bought from the iTunes store.
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Besides buying movies at the iTunes Store, customers can also rent them. These rentals are time-limited downloads that can be downloaded and watched on both computers, iPods/iPhones, and the AppleTV Take 2.
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iTunes Digital copy is the name given to an offering by which customers who buy certain DVDs will receive an iPod-compatible version of the movie on the DVD that they are authorized to copy to their computer and iPod or iPhone.
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iTunes Plus is the name for the option in iTunes that allows customers to buy music at the iTunes Store that is free from digital rights management, or DRM.
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iTunes U is a section of the iTunes Store where users can download educational content from many universities.
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The iTunes WiFi Music Store is the name given to a feature of certain iPod and iPhone models that allows users to connect to the iTunes store and purchase content from it wirelessly.
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To begin moving songs from your CDs to iTunes and your iPod (a process called ripping), open iTunes. Be sure that your computer is connected to the Internet.
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When you buy anything from the iTunes store - a song, an album, a video, an audio book - you are able to play it on up to 5 computers. The computer you bought it from is the first computer authorized to play that file. Here's how to authorize other computers to play the file.
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You may not want to add every song in your iTunes library to your iPod. While the default is to sync every song, it may not always make sense for you.
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EMusic is one the major competitors to the iTunes Store for delivering legal song downloads to iPod users. eMusic distinguishes itself from iTunes by offering a flat-fee monthly plan, rather than a per-song price.
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