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You can take the recorded class and put in on your computer, right? I want to listen to it on my ipod, if that's possible...

I remember copying some of the CD's onto my computer, but I think some of the CD's wouldn't copy onto my computer. I think it has something to do with copyright protection. I am not sure if there is a work around or not.

rowlf wrote:You can take the recorded class and put in on your computer, right? I want to listen to it on my ipod, if that's possible...

I just got LEEWS last week. I didn't have Itunes on my computer, so I just downloaded it, but the CDs can be copied onto Itunes and then transferred over to your Ipod. LEEWS even states that it is better to copy it on to Itunes or Jtunes (whatever that is). So you shouldn't have any issues putting it on your IPOD.

lawlec48 wrote:

rowlf wrote:You can take the recorded class and put in on your computer, right? I want to listen to it on my ipod, if that's possible...

I just got LEEWS last week. I didn't have Itunes on my computer, so I just downloaded it, but the CDs can be copied onto Itunes and then transferred over to your Ipod. LEEWS even states that it is better to copy it on to Itunes or Jtunes (whatever that is). So you shouldn't have any issues putting it on your IPOD.

So if I can find someone to chip in for the CDs, and just buy an extra book, that would be the way to go, right?

traehekat wrote:

lawlec48 wrote:

rowlf wrote:You can take the recorded class and put in on your computer, right? I want to listen to it on my ipod, if that's possible...

I just got LEEWS last week. I didn't have Itunes on my computer, so I just downloaded it, but the CDs can be copied onto Itunes and then transferred over to your Ipod. LEEWS even states that it is better to copy it on to Itunes or Jtunes (whatever that is). So you shouldn't have any issues putting it on your IPOD.

So if I can find someone to chip in for the CDs, and just buy an extra book, that would be the way to go, right?

Don't forget to disclose your copyright infringement to your law school.

mikeytwoshoes wrote:

traehekat wrote:

lawlec48 wrote:

rowlf wrote:You can take the recorded class and put in on your computer, right? I want to listen to it on my ipod, if that's possible...

I just got LEEWS last week. I didn't have Itunes on my computer, so I just downloaded it, but the CDs can be copied onto Itunes and then transferred over to your Ipod. LEEWS even states that it is better to copy it on to Itunes or Jtunes (whatever that is). So you shouldn't have any issues putting it on your IPOD.

So if I can find someone to chip in for the CDs, and just buy an extra book, that would be the way to go, right?

Don't forget to disclose your copyright infringement to your law school.

Hey, a friend and I could just be in the same room listening to the CDs - no copyright infringement there! In fact, I think that is why they allow you to purchase additional primers...

traehekat wrote:Hey, a friend and I could just be in the same room listening to the CDs - no copyright infringement there! In fact, I think that is why they allow you to purchase additional primers...

You're going to make a great lawyer.

Has anyone had success getting all the LEEWS tracks into itunes? How do you get the protected WMA files into itunes? I have the original cds but I have not been able to figure it out. Is this possible?