Goljan audio question

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Same way you would any audio file. Why on earth did you purchase them?
 
I just purchased goljan audio and used Utorrent to download the files but now I'm stuck. How exactly do I get the files into my itunes and then on my iPhone? I have a macbook pro and an iphone 4 if that helps, thanks in advance!

lol, what? so you paid someone money and then they directed you to utorrent to download them???
 
Good question haha, disregard that please. I have the audio files in my itunes but I'm just having a difficult time getting it on my iPhone

Do the files play in iTunes? My suggestions would be checking the file type to make sure it's supported by your phone, that your phone has enough space, and that the sync process is not proceeding properly for whatever reason.

It might be helpful if you posted a more full description of what you're doing and where exactly the problem is occurring. Then your fellow Apple cultists can offer you more specific suggestions. XD
 
Apparently the audio is copyrighted material and subject to the laws thereof.
 
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I had the same problem. Assuming they are mp3 format. You need to select them and export them as the... whatever apple's audio file is... AAC I think. So, you'll "right click" the mp3 in iTunes, and select the option about creating an AAC version or export as AAC, whatever option the menu gives you. See if that helps.

Regarding the Goljan audio, he is the man. However, keep in mind that:
1. The versions going around the web are about 10 years old now (from what I've heard).
2. They are great at giving you an overall idea of things, but they lack some of the detail your school and professors may want you to know.

1. It's illegal to download copyrighted materials via torrent, and unwise to admit to it on a public forum. They were illegal bootlegs from when Goljan worked for Kaplan.
2. The tapes were over ten years old when I joined SDN many years ago, so they are about two decades old by now. Medicine doesn't change but aspects of the boards have.
 
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