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.
721790
Sorry unfortunately you will need to use iTunes. All Apple products require it. However you can just drag and drop within itunes to it... Good luck
1274761
Yes, you can, you can transfer your whole iTunes library to a drive if you know how to, iTunes has a feature that lets you transfer the whole library to another volume. Look it up, it's not so hard. You'll have to have your library consolidated.
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I highly recommend using Apple's support site (http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/) rather than asking Amazon users. Most don't actually know what they're talking about. You can easily back up, transfer, switch computers, etc (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329) Also, you can switch to manually sync your iPod which will allow you to sync with many computers. The purpose of auto-syncing is to ensure that the changes you make on your computer are mirrored on your iPod. However, there are many other easy ways to manage your iPod such as dragging-and-dropping playlists straight to the iPod. (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1351)
1900737
Yes you can. As long as it is in a supported format that iTunes or quicktime player can play. Converters for this can be found through google most are free.
261520
No because it has the SONY connection, not the IPOD connection. It's a proprietary connection
1760258
Yes everything you need is there. I purchased it for my husband and he stated that it is as good as new. He has not had any problems purchasing or listening to music on the iPod. He highly recommends it.
2244484
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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I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash... » Read More I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. « Show Less
1270802
I put my external hard drive and didnt play anything because it didnt recognized it, maybe you can just put pen drives , you can controll it with your ipod ipad android thats a cool thing
1011338
No, this is for an optical audio connection which is digital. Your iPod is an analog connection.
417666
I don't know about an Ipod/Iphone as I have nether but I have a flash drive in both and I can switch between each and listen to their content.
1572862
Yes. Assuming your Ipod has a standard usb. If not, you can get an adaptor.
1274763
I don't know. I would ask iTunes support. They are really good about responding to questions.
1140935
I have heard there might be some third party software that you can use, but I think the easiest and best way is to add your windows media player items to iTunes and then sync the iPod.
2240370
There are RCA inputs. You can buy an RCA to aux input adapter for about 5 bucks to use your iPod or you can just use the RCA inputs
1134889
Sure. Install the apps "Voice Memo" and "iTalk" (or they may have come with the most recent upgrade, $10 from the Apple site), and just leave some memory in the iPod.