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You should be able to download the music to your computer, like in a folder on your desktop (preferably), then drag the file(s) from the folder into iTunes while it's open, then you can convert the music file into AAC format. A different way would be to copy and paste the file(s) into Music > iTunes > Automatically Add to iTunes and you should be set. But you'd still need to convert to AAC. It compresses it to a smaller (supposed to) file size so you can put more songs on the iPod.
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Were you able to do what you wanted? I hope those instructions got you where you needed to be. Let me know if something doesn't work right and I'll do my best to help you out.
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