Only stopping a Mid-sync effect iPod music files?

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• Only stopping a Mid-synchronization effect iPod files?

  I just got a new iPod. 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? I think not, but I wanted to check a second time with people who know better.

  Thank you

  -manas101

  PS - I have a 160GB iPod classic if it matters

  Given that you restored the classic before reloading it is unlikely to be a problem, but the Mid-sync disconnection can lead to a corrupted on the device database. A large block of data listed in the table of use may be a sign that the space is used on the device files that are not connected to the library.

  TT2

• 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.
   

• View only records do not change in my music files?

  Very well. A few album covers and others were not in my opinion, so I saved all my music on my computer and formatted. I crossed of WMP11 and edited all the Advanced tags, album names, artists, everything. Then I put everything in place on the drive and everything is back to how it was before I had it took off and formatted, it - he has not saved any changes to all my music files. Help?

  Remove files from the view, disconnect, reconnect and then copy files that have changed to the view;

  Looks like that it inspect the files again if they where in the database of views before more later connect (even if changed timestamps)

• I have an older iPod Classic, 80 GB, and there most of my top music. I used to manage with an old PC laptop. Since then, I tossed that laptop and bought an iMac. When I try to sync my iPod to my iMac, it tells me that the iPod is already associated

  I have an older iPod Classic, 80 GB, and there most of my top music. I used to manage with an old PC laptop. Since then, I tossed that laptop and bought an iMac. When I try to sync my iPod to my iMac, it tells me that the iPod is already associated with another iTunes account and clear all my music from my iPod if I sync it. The only place where I have my music is on the older iPod. Am I sentenced to lose all my music on my iPod?

  See recover your iTunes from your iPod or an iOS device.

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• When I sync my ipod touch with itunes only the first song is downloaded and then he sits for hours

  When I try to sync my ipod touch with iTunes, only the first song seems to be downloaded, then he just "hangs" for hours

  What happens if you try to synchronize not this first song and next song?

  What is listed n the block status of iTunes when it freezes?

• 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.

• 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).

• I am looking for a way to only sync music files (mp3, flac, ogg, etc) on local network.

  * Original title: synchronize files

  Hey

  I am looking for a way to only sync music files (mp3, flac, ogg, etc) on local network. The Office uses iTunes, while the laptop is using Media Go. Each adds different files in the folder of the artist.  I want to synchronize only the files of songs themselves. Sync Toy, but also collective dwelling, you cannot add a wildcard character. (e.g. *.mp3). If I sync folders, each computer has useless files. I tried other software of synchronization, but once again, after the sync preview I have to deselect all other files.  I'll sit and listen to my answer. Thanks coach

  You could 'roll' so to speak, but write a batch file.  Inside the batch file would essentially be only one command, the copy command set to copy only the *.mp3 example and ignore existing files.  Basically, SyncToy, but with filters.  The command in the command prompt you would use would be XCOPY or ROBOCOPY, which you can type followed /? to see the options (or both are well documented on the Internet).

  Always it seems to me that it would be easier to just an another artist for iTunes folder and taskbar have their own libraries than others it does not.

• How can I sync my ipod to my computer?

  I tried to get my ipod to sync with my computer, but it won't. It comes, but I can not access my music or whatever it is about that because it syncs automatically or manually and it does not give me the option to do either. When I try to sync to y to add it does not leave my no more. someone please help. Thank you

  Thanks for the information, very useful.

  First of all you are not suppost to be able to take music from your ipod. You are only allowed to delete music or add music. This is to prevent people from sharing music between them.

  You need to use iTunes to sync your ipod to your computer. To install iTunes, go to the following link and download the program.

  Installation link:

  http://www.Apple.com/UK/iTunes/download/

  Note that you must select the correct download depending on what operating system you use and weather or not, it is 32-bit or 64-bit.

  To determine which operating system, you must do the following:

  1) click Start.

  (2) right click on "computer" and select properties at the bottom.

  A window will open containing details of your system.

  If you do not want music that is currently on your ipod on your computer, there are programs that you can use to do this, but I'm not sure wheather I can post it here I will do you your own research on this.

  Thank you.

• do not sync to ipod songs purchased

  I recently bought a new ipod and I was able to transfer all my itunes library outside my songs bought on itunes top. I authorized the computer but it still always tells me that this is not allowed and won't let me not sync them to my new ipod. Please help me.

  Is it possible that you used another Apple ID to buy songs that are used to synchronize?  These songs are probably more old purchases, because iTunes Store did not use DRM (copy protection) on the music files since 2009.  So, maybe you had an old Apple ID back then you are not currently using...

  You can check by selecting one of the songs (which doesn't sync to the iPod) in your iTunes library.  Right click it and get the information.  On the information window, go to the file tab.  It should show the purchased by here.  What is the Apple ID, allows you to authorize the computer?

  If this isn't the case, you must use the command allow this computer again and enrolled her other identifying Apple (and its password).  A computer can be allowed with several identifiers of Apple.

• I can't sync my IPod from windows downloaded itself 10

  Hi, I got this IPod for many years and I can't think of another name for it that IPod! Not a key, not a nano, etc. Making an IPod classic?

  Because windows 10 raided in my computer, the only thing that appears when I Plug and open ITunes are the albums I bought on the Apple store, not all the albums I have on it. It does not recognize. I have uninstalled and reinstalled ITunes without success

  I hope someone can point me in the right direction, soon!

  See this article: 11 iTunes for Windows: set up sync to iPod, iPhone, or iPad

  and probably this link will also be useful for you: Re: Ipod doesn't sync for Windows 8 PC (answer of the LynneGee)

• all music files are duplicated on ipod

  I have synced mt iPod with iTunes and it reproduces most of the songs

  Try:

  -Reset the device iOS. Nothing will be lost

  Device iOS Reset: Hold down the On / Off button and the Home button at the same time for to

  ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.

  Unsync/delete all the music and Resync

  To remove all music go to settings > general > use > storage > storage management > music > tap Edit in the top-right, then press the sign less than all music

  -Reset all settings

  Go to settings > general > Reset and tap reset all settings.

  All your preferences and settings are reset. Information (such as your contacts and calendars) and media (such as songs and videos) are not affected.

  -Restore from backup. See:

  Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204184

  -Restore factory settings/new iOS device.

• I backed up my playlists M3U files before setting up a new computer, but even if music files are there, the playlists now show only a part of the music that was originally in the playlists. How can I get my playlists to work properly?

  Sorry in advance for the description potentially lengthy below.

  I have the latest version of iTunes on a Windows 10 computer with a processor i5, 8 GB of RAM and a lot of storage capacity.

  I recently updated my computer to the above specifications and installed a new SSD as my main and kept my old C drive as a new drive E drive.

  I backed up all my iTunes playlists as .m3u files export.

  Now that I have set up my computer and installed the latest version of iTunes (I think that I initially ran 9? Or?), my playlists import OK, but the majority of the songs that were in each playlist are not displayed, even if they are there when I see everything in 'My music', and they are in my iTunes folder.

  The selections are saved correctly I would say. When I opened the files as text files to check .m3u, good song lists are all in tact and the songs that do not appear in iTunes imported playlists are there in the .m3u.

  I tried to re - import playlists, as well as the copy of my music files to my different readers (including the same drive as the .m3u links to and those that they do not). Nothing seems to work. I spent years of compiling playlists are now empty or almost empty, and I can't find a reasonable solution to fix it.

  Must the .m3u files be .xml files? Is this a bug between versions of iTunes?

  Not sure if it's relevant, but my iPod Touch still has playlists on it. I hesitate to plug them in and try to sync because I don't want them crushed.

  Any help would be great, if you please.

  I really want to rebuild my entire library of playlists of text files.

  Thank you

  "Backup" individual playlists is not necessary and probably will not work in all cases.  All selections are stored in the iTunes (iTunes Library.itl) database and all approaches successful transfer, reproduce or modify your library depends on manipulation of this file correctly.

  If you haven't changed anything on the E: drive, you have nothing more that hold down the SHIFT key at startup of iTunes, then when you see this message:

  

  Select the iTunes (the file iTunes Library.itl ) on your E: drive database - if you use default iTunes, this will be in E:\Users\username\Music\iTunes.

• used to sync my iPod to my iTunes library

  Hello.  I have an iPod of the old school of 2006 (Version 1.3?) that will not sync my iTunes.  The MacBook that I try to do it on is pretty old too (2009), but there El Capitan Version 10.11.2 installed on it, and my iTunes is up to date, too.  The iPod is recognized by the computer and iTunes, but when I click on the "Sync" button in the section of iTunes iPod my iPod is plugged it just flashes "Sync iPod" very briefly and then comes back to do what he was doing before (absolutely nothing).  I've ejected my iPod and looked at what is on it after what has happened, and there is no new music in this regard.

  Please tell me what I can do to solve this problem.  I tried looking for other forum posts to this topic, but I can't find anything that helped me to solve this problem.  I also don't have a USB cable for brand Mac more, but I never had problems with that that I am using until tonight when I tried to sync my iPod.  Maybe it's the first time I tried to sync my iPod since download El Capitan, so maybe that has something to do with it (as a problem of compatibility or something)?  Thank you.

  It should work.  Even my old 3rd Gen iPod in 2003 still works fine with the latest OS X and iTunes.  Since the iPod appears in iTunes, docking Cable probably OK also.

  The most likely reason for the synchronization of not is that music from the iPod settings screen is not defined.  So, when you click sync, nothing syncs.  Select the iPod in iTunes (click on iPod the device button on the horizontal bar) to see the setting of the iPod screen in the iTunes window.  The side left (in the sidebar), under settings, click music.  To the right, you will see a settings screen of the iPod music , where you tell iTunes how to sync songs to the iPod.

  NOTE: All of the songs on the iPod that are not in your iTunes library (on computer) will be lost.

  At the top of the window, check the box to Sync music.  This enables auto-sync to the music.  Below, if your music library is on the iPod, choose the option synchronize entire music library.  At the bottom, click apply.  Further, iTunes syncs any changes in your music library on iPod automatically, when you connect the iPod (or click sync , if already connected).  If your music library does not fit on the iPod, you can choose the option to synchronize playlists, artists, albums, and genres; Make your choice from the lists below.