buckleylr@talktalk.net

All is well!! I'm up and running. Thanks everyone, esp Crossfade for your time and wisdom. Yes, it would be handier if i could use AAC files, but the other will do for now.

Thanks. I have done what Crossfade suggested and have been able to get music to play on Pictures to Exe. Does that mean I hold two copies of the track in the library, or could I delete the aac version? And should I just make everything mp3 in the first place? Why change back to aac after converting? Another problem, since I downloaded iTunes to Windows (not sure if I needed to do that now), I can't open iTunes on the Mac - says it can't read the library because it was created by a newer version of iTunes. Bit out of my depth here!

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I have a Mac with VM Fusion and have recently installed Pictures to Exe for Windows. All my music files are stored in iTunes on my Mac. It's a shared folder on vmware-host but I can't get the music to play in Pictures to Exe. I have downloaded Quicktime for Windows and iTunes on the Windows platform in an attempt to convert to an appropriate format. I can play the music from the iTunes folder from within Windows, but I still can't get it to play in Pictures to Exe. Any other suggestions about what I should do?