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• After the sync of the iPod, music parts are not not on iPod

  I hope I'm asking my question to the right group.  If this isn't the case, I'll be happy to submit my isse by another if done to group.

  I recently asked CSA 1) if iTunes could support/recognize an iPod and iPad on the ITunes App even on the same computer.  The answer was Yes.  I have an iPad I synchronize with a MacBook 2.0 (iTunes 11) and an iPod synced to a G3 b/w PPC (iTunes9).  I want to synchronize both portable devices for the MacBook.  The following question was 2) what would be the best way to synchronize the iPod for the MacBook? ASC Rep recommended I have just connect the iPod to the MacBook and iTunes would recognize a new device and ask if I want to erase the current contents of the iPod and sync it with iTunes on the MacBook.  When I connected the iPod to the MacBook, I was not offered the erase/Sync option.  I waited for twenty minutes with no sign of progress.  So I decided to make the step restore in iTunes for the iPod.  I then sync iTunes Music, which seemed to be charge the iPod with my selections of music.  When he says that synchronization was complete.  I went to check if my music lists and the game to the iPod, no music or playlists loading did not appear on the iPod. I've done something wrong or should I change all the options?  Please HELP!

  The iPod is probably not configured to synchronize automatically.  The default setting (with current iTunes) is to put the iPod to use the method to Manage manually after you perform a restore.

  To set up automatic synchronization, select the iPod in iTunes (click on its button on the device on the horizontal bar) to display the parameters of the iPod in the iTunes window.  The side left (in the sidebar), under settings, click music.  Settings of music from the iPod screen is provided to the right, where you tell iTunes how to sync songs to the iPod.

  At the top, check the box to Sync music.  This enables automatic synchronization.  Below, if your library iTunes music fits on the iPod, choose the option to synchronize the entire music library.  Otherwise, choose the option synchronize playlists, artists, albums, and genres.  And make your selection from the list below.  A convenient way to do this is to create one or more playlists in your iTunes library with songs you want on the iPod (or you can use the existing playlist).  Back on the screen of the iPod Music settings, find and select (check) the selections under playlists.  Then (after you confirm the selection), click apply.  Go ahead, iTunes keeps the 'synchronized' iPod based on how to set up this screen.  If you configured to synchronize library of ensemble music, all the sync changes automatically the next time you connect iPod (or click sync , if already connected).

• IPod music and videos displaying not not Sandisk App

  Hi all

  Just bought a Sandisk Connect Wireless Media Drive 64 GB for my nephew for Christmas.

  Thought it would be a neat gift and was hoping to get one for me and another Member of the family.

  But I'm a little disappointed because I can't solve a problem, we're going to have. Maybe I
  misunderstood features of the product, but I could install app on the ipod touch and connect
  It firmly to the media player using wpa.

  Start the application from Sandisk and was able to connect to and veiw sample files on the media player.

  However, when the ipod is selected I can only veiw and upload pictures to the reader;
  I click on the music or video file it is empty. So my question is, should all the video files and songs of music

  who's on his ipod screen in the app files so it can download its ipod music and videos for media drive.

  Can someone please restore the confidence of my nephew with his uncle!

  Thanks in advance.

  This is a limitation of the iOS. only iOS give apps the third party access to the bread photo. If you have music or videos stored within the iOS music or video application of media player apps will not access them. You can connect the player to the computer via a USB port and copy music and video to the media player and the media player application can distribute them to an iOS device.

• Removal of unwanted iPod music

  I have a 8th gen iPod Nano.  I downloaded the music from iTunes on my iMac 24 inch.  But I want to remove some pieces of music from the iPod that I don't want.  I'm sure its simple but I can't seem to understand.  Only the delete option will also remove it also main iTunes library.

  The current nano iPod is still 7th gen.  There was a recent change in the choice of colours, but the latest iPod nano design is essentially the same.

  If you use the parameter manually manage to charge the iPod (drag and drop the songs on the iPod in iTunes), here's how to manually remove songs.  Select the iPod in iTunes (click on its button on the device on the horizontal bar) to show its settings screen in the iTunes window.  The side left (in the sidebar), under on my device, click music.  Right, current list of songs of the iPod is displayed.  Select the song you want to delete and press delete on the keyboard.  You can do this with more than one song chosen at the same time.  This command removes the iPod, not your iTunes library song.

  Only the delete option will also remove it also main iTunes library.

  NOTE: If you use the parameter manually manage , remove a song from iTunes library do not remove the same song to iPod.

  If you have the iPod set to use automatic synchronization (iTunes sync iPod with library iTunes music), you must use a different method if you want to iPod to have only some selected complete iTunes music to your library.  The Manual method described above does not work.  Please post back for more information.

• Only stopping a Mid-sync effect iPod music files?

  I just got a new iPod classic (160 GB). I have plugged in and was trying to synchronize the songs, when I tried to restore it for other reasons. He drew from the Mid-sync (rather than stop synchronization and clicking on eject), reconnected inside and I restored as I wanted to. I got things set up once again (this time I wanted to), and I restarted my music library synchronization. My question is this. In view of what I was doing, this will affect anything about the song, or files from my iTunes library on my iPod? Also, I reconnected my iPod all the time, and I did not detect any other 'chunks' of data/storage used by anything other than my music, apart from one very small slice called "other" as I have always seen with iPods, I plug (required information/data, I guess?)

  I think not, but I wanted to check a second time with people who know better.

  Thank you

  -manas101

  PS - It's actually a version repost/update of a thread/question I just posted a bit ago. I wasn't sure if people could always answer because I accidentally marked my question as a response. In truth, I wanted to know if at least a few other people had no answer to my question. Please understand I am actually new to using this forum... ^^;

  Once again, thanks a lot.

  Restore erases the iPod, so any corruption of data that you may have caused by disconnect (without ejecting first) would be gone.

• How to install ipod classic nano to get tunes for ipod music

  I want to get music songs to the ipod, but cant conntect ipod

  Ask the question in the Apple Forums:
  https://discussions.Apple.com/index.jspa

• How do I sync my iPod music files to new Mac

  So my iPod has been synchronized on our desktop, and bought the music from my ipod which is not on the desktop. But now I have a new Mac and I want my music to my iPod, not the desktop computer, on the new computer, but purchases of transfer does not work. Then. is there a way to transfer ipod to new Mac? Or someone at the genius bar can do that for me?

  Hello
  I wouild suggest that you post this question in the forums of Apple.
   
  https://discussions.Apple.com/index.jspa
   
  Kind regards.
   

• Move iPod music

  Since the last update in my sons ipod songs shifted. Certain song in song of Davis in the middle and the other ends while the song is not complete.

  Hello

  I would try a forced reboot: restart of your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple support

• SurfaceRT transfer to iPod music

  I recently went to see a local band to play. I bought their CD at the show and now have a copy of it on my SurfaceRT. How do I get it on my iPod so I can listen on the go?

  Hi Vincent,.

  iTunes is not currently supported on the Surface RT. Apple iTunes is a x 86 application that can be run on Intel/AMD processors. The Surface RT uses a NVidia/ARM based processor.

  You can check the link for more information.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/surface/Forum/surfwinrt-surfdevice/transfer-songs-from-surface-RT-to-ipodiphone/7f8a91b1-CEE4-49D9-A0BF-9c0d647b59fd

  If you have any questions on Windows, feel free to let us know. We are happy to be of assistance.

  I hope this helps.

• Activate the library of Apple's music for iPod Classic?

  Just pulled out an iPod classic 60 GB of mothballs, precisely because I want to make sure a large playlist of music Apple will work in a wild environment with no signal cell or internet access.

  When I try to sync the playlist, I get this message:

  

  This warning gives strongly suggests that it is possible to turn on Apple's iPod music library. I am doubtful. But if it IS possible, how and where can I do it? The iPod has the current firmware, my Mac OS & iTunes are up to date, but I don't see that option anywhere.

  It is only possible for an iPod touch, and one of those must be a fifth generation or a newer model to use pieces of Apple's music.

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• How to transfer my music from ipod nano to my apple mediathek? Lost all the music on my PC after the failure of the system.

  How to transfer my music from ipod nano to my apple mediathek? All the music was lost after my PC broke down.

  What is "apple mediathek?

  Depending on the context, I'll assume that you are asking how to unload files of songs from an iPod to a computer.  iTunes synchronization is generally in one direction, from iTunes to iPod library. You cannot use iTunes to transfer files of song from iPod to computer (with the exception of songs purchased from the iTunes Store)

  NOTE: Songs purchased from the iTunes Store can be downloaded again free of charge, on the iTunes Store purchased screen.

  Download your purchases past - Apple Support

  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something like 'ipod music transfer', you should get a few links (including a CNET article on the subject).  Once the files of songs from the iPod to your disk, add them to your current iTunes library.

  Further, you should backup your iTunes data.  Apple describes a way to back up your folder full of iTunes on an external drive.

  Manage and backup your iTunes media library - Apple Support

  This method should also be used when switching from an old computer to a new computer.  By transferring or restore your complete iTunes folder, it's the same iTunes library on the new computer, not a new iTunes library with your old songs.  iPods are not designed to be your data from iTunes backup.

• If I had to restore my music library after a computer failure, if I sync my iPod I lose the music?

  I had to restore my music library after a computer failure, but not all of my library was reatored. If I sync my iPod what do I lose music? I heard that

  You can not sync music between the two if the iPod has iTunes has no music. I don't want to lose my entire library which is at this point on the iPod.

  If you "restore" your iTunes library by adding your songs (and other content) to a new iTunes library (instead of restore full of backup iTunes library), your current iTunes library is treated as a different iPod iTunes library.  iPods can use Auto-Sync with one iTunes library at a time.  If you have set up the synchronization with your current iTunes library, the existing content of the iPod (from the old iTunes library) is deleted and replaced with the contents of your current iTunes library.  All the songs from the iPod that are not on your iTunes current library will be lost.

  By design, iTunes sync is generally in one direction, from iTunes to iPod library.  You cannot use iTunes to transfer files of song from iPod to computer (with the exception of songs purchased from the iTunes Store).  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something like 'ipod music transfer', you should get a few links (including a CNET article on the subject).

  Once the song on your disk files, add them to your current iTunes library.  After the confirmation of your iTunes library has all of your songs, you can configure synchronization with the iPod.

• iPod classic. PC I have had all my music on died. can I connect iPod to my new Mac Office and store the music on the iPod in the cloud?

  I have an iPod classic 5th generation which has all my music on it. I had an old office that was on original music and he's dead. Now, I have a Mac desktop and other products, apple, iPhone, apple tv, Mac laptop, etc.  How can I get the music from classic iPod in the cloud so I can access it on all my other devices?

  Ideally, you have a backup of your user data from your old computer, including your iTunes data, and you can transfer data from iTunes on your Mac.

  By design, iTunes sync is generally in one direction, from the iTunes library on your computer to the iPod.  You cannot use iTunes to transfer files of song from iPod to computer, with the exception of songs purchased on the iTunes Store (you can also re - download on iTunes Store free of charge).  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something like 'ipod music transfer', you should get a few useful links.  Once the files of the song on the drive of your Mac, add them to your current iTunes library.

  If you want to make your library iTunes music accessible to other computers and devices (compatible), you own, you need to subscribe to Match iTunes (or Apple's music) gives you a library music to iCloud.

  And since you are using a Mac now, don't forget TSF function built-in Time Machine an external drive, allows you to save all your data automatically.  (iPods are not intended for backup data iTunes).

• Why don't the music I added just sync with my ipod

  I have an ipod Nano and currently on that music.  I downloaded 6 CD I bought to my itunes library, but now it won't sync to my ipod and add new songs.  What should I do?

  It depends on how your iPod nano is currently configured to synchronize.  Manually or automatically.  If you are unsure, select the iPod in iTunes, so that you see the iPod settings screen in the iTunes window.  Along the left side, in the sidebar, under settings, click summary (probably already turned on).  Right, you see the main unit for your iPod settings.  Find the check box for manually manage music and videos].  If this box is checked, the iPod is configured to use the Manual method to load the content.  If it is not checked, you use the Automatic synchronization.

  Manuel seems more likely in this case...  On the horizontal bar that runs through the iTunes window, click on the music (far left) button to display your music library.  Environment close to the bar, click playlists.  A side bar appears along the left side of the window, with your iPod listed under devices.  In the main part of the window, you can change the view of your music library using the control at the right end of the horizontal bar.  I usually use songs, show a simple list.  But in this case, the Albums may perform better.  In all cases, drag the songs you want on the iPod music library to iPod in the sidebar.  You can probably drag whole album (CD) with a view of Albums .  You can select multiple items at once when you do.  Alternatively, instead of dragging to the iPod, you can right click on selection and Add to Playlist-> [name of your iPod].

  If your current iPod setting is for Auto -sync, please after return.

• I have an OLD generation of iPod Shuffle.

  I have an old iPod Shuffle.

  It is no longer holds a charge and so died.

  My biggest concern is that I've got tons of music on the Shuffle, and it is not saved anywhere on my computer.

  I spoke with Apple, Best Buy and a local computer expert on the opening of the iPod to at least extract music files, but no one can or will do.

  Anyone know of someone who can open the iPod, maybe install a battery and transfer music files on?

  Thank you.

  The iPod always appear in iTunes or on your computer as a USB storage device when it is connected?  Shuffle can be opened, but the battery is hard to change, because everything is very low and the battery is soldered to the logic board.  Here you can see an illustrated repair guide

  https://www.iFixit.com/device/iPod_Shuffle

  But if the iPod is still currently on your computer, you can download the files of the song.  But not with iTunes.  By design, iTunes sync is generally in one direction, from iTunes to iPod library.  However, he third methods and utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something like 'ipod music transfer', you should get a few useful links, including a CNET article on the subject.