Software & Apps > Windows How to Play iTunes Songs in Winamp Don't like managing your song library in iTunes? Try Winamp By Mark Harris Mark Harris Writer University of Wolverhampton Mark Harris is a former writer for Lifewire who wrote about the digital music scene and streaming music services in an easy to understand, no-nonsense manner. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on November 26, 2021 Windows The Ultimate Laptop Buying Guide Trending Videos Close this video player What to Know Go to File > Add media to Library > This PC > Music > iTunes Media > Music, and then select Add.You can also use this process to import audiobooks, podcasts, and other iTunes media.Apple Music tracks do not currently import into Winamp. In this article, you'll learn how to import your iTunes library into Winamp to listen to music on a Windows computer. Instructions apply to Winamp 5.8 and earlier. How to Play iTunes Songs in Winamp Windows has a version of iTunes for its computers, but for whatever reason, you may prefer another program for your playback. Here's how to move your existing iTunes library to Winamp. Make sure you're running the most current version of Winamp. To download the latest version, visit the Winamp website. When Winamp opens, it may automatically prompt you to import music from iTunes. If it doesn't, go to File > Add media to Library. If you already know where your music files are (or if you use a custom folder), navigate to them in the window that opens. Otherwise, choose the This PC folder. Select Music. Open iTunes Media. This folder contains all of the items you might have downloaded with iTunes, and they'll each have a subfolder in this area (for example, Music, Podcasts, Audiobooks). Select Music. Select Add. To choose specific artists, albums, or songs, you can highlight them individually from their subfolders. The tracks from your Music folder will appear in Winamp, and you can play them from there. How to Play Apple Music Tracks in Winamp To bring your Apple Music library into Winamp, you'll have a little more trouble thanks to the digital rights management Apple uses for its tracks. Future versions of Winamp may play well with Apple Music, but until then, you'll need to stick with the ones you have. Some sites offer converters to remove the DRM and let you easily move your Apple Music library to Winamp, but you should only download software from sources you trust. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit