switching media to new ipod?
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try going on her pc and connect the new ipod to it, and open itunes, then try syncing her songs to it.
173149
shouldn't be a problem..... however, you will need to install iTunes in your computer first .... then you can just sync your music (iTunes library) into your iPod
995742
Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work.
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You have to compare de part where you connect the HardDrive to the Ipod. Is in the upper part of the photo the black part in the center. Hope It helps.
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No. This is a digital to analog converter. Your IPod is also a DAC, it's already doing the conversion for you, so this device wouldn't do you any good.
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work. Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably... » Read More Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work. « Show Less
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Yes! It's cslled the IPod classic. I belave Apple just stopped production of these. No idea what they are gonna introduced to replace it, because it holds a lot of songs.
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I've heard it is, but I just did it. I submitted an email to the apple support team and they sent me links addressing how to legally move your music library from one computer to another. Bottom line... It can be done. Don't let the rumors scare you out of purchasing an I-Pod.
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Since the ipods don't have input connections, the only idea that I can come up with is to import them into iTunes and then sync up the ipod to get them onto it. To import them into iTunes may require that the home movies be put on a CD in an old format (If you are lucky it might be able to read DVDs and the newer formats, but iTunes seems so persnickety)
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I think so by using the itunes program. The ipod accepts any digital files including videos, cd music,photos,etc
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Your Ipod will work without buying additional equipment. The unit was designed to interface with Apple products.
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Yes you can. Your iPod Hi-Fi has a digital/analog audio input port. You connect the PURE i_20 using an audio cable with a standard 3.5 mm stereo miniplug or for higher sound quality, you can connect a S/PDIF optical digital audio cable with a Mini-Toslink connector. Hope this helps. How do I switch playback from an iPod to a device connected to the audio input port? If you have an iPod connected to the dock connector port and a different audio device connected to the audio input port you can select between the playback of these two devices by pressing and holding the Menu button on the remote.
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Best Regards Jose. I do not think possible. Everything is charged to ipod through Itunes software.
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I don't know. I would ask iTunes support. They are really good about responding to questions.
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Yes you can copy from your CD's to iTunes and then sync it with your iPod. You could probably find instructions for doing this on the internet or at Apple Support.
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No you can't. There is a small plastic clip where you need to place the iPod in.
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Yes. Assuming your Ipod has a standard usb. If not, you can get an adaptor.