Adding Songs
Adding Songs :
Just follow these steps to add songs via
Itunes:
1. Install iTunes Before you connect your
iPod to your Mac or PC computer or use
it, you must install the latest iTunes
software.
2. Connect and Set Up your iPod Charge
your battery by connecting it to an Apple
iPod Power Adapter or connect your iPod
to a high-power USB port —one that's
located directly on your computer—to
ensure that your computer charges your
iPod battery. (If your computer doesn't
seem to recognize your connected iPod,
wait about 30 minutes to allow the iPod
battery to charge before going further.)
Charging your iPod battery through a computer or optional power adapter
3. Fill your iPod and iTunes with Music
Once you finish the set up, iTunes will
open. It will then either
Automatically start filling your iPod with
music from your iTunes library (if you set
iTunes to automatically update your
iPod) ORAllow you to pick and choose what music,
videos (if you have a Fifth Generation
iPod), audiobooks, and podcasts to add, if
you opted to manually manage music on
your iPod.To manually add content, simply drag any
file from your iTunes library or playlist to your iPod icon in the iTunes Source list. If you're using iTunes for the very first time, you'll need to add some music to iTunesfirst, such as songs from your own CDs or music already on your hard drive.
Adding my music to iTunesAdding my
iTunes music to my iPod Using your iPod
as a disk drive for music and other files.
Note: Syncing music to iPod is a one way
street. You cannot copy music from an
iPod to a computer unless you enable your
iPod as a hard disk first and then copy
music files to its disk volume. Sync and
view videos (for Fifth Generation and
later iPod models)
4. Disconnect your iPod Once you've got
your music, audiobooks, videos, and other
files on your iPod, you're ready to enjoy it.
If you see an “OK to Disconnect” message
on your iPod, simply disconnect it from
your computer. If you see a “Do Not
Disconnect” message, click the eject icon
that appears next to your iPod icon in the
iTunes Source list and then disconnect
your iPod from your computer when you
see the “OK to Disconnect” message.
Disconnecting my iPod
5. Play your iPod Now you’re ready to
enjoy your iPod.
Playing my iPod
6. Learn more Whether you're a Mac or
Windows user, the information below will
help you enjoy your iPod to its fullest.
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