To put a song on your Apple device, you must first put it on iTunes. You can do that buy importing a mp3 file from your computer, or purchasing it from iTunes directly. Then you can sync iTunes with your device which copies the songs onto it.
Yes, the iPod will play .mp4 and .mp3. .mp4 files are iTunes songs as you originally downloaded them, and .mp3 files are either converted files that you converted in iTunes or files that you did not get through iTunes. The iPod supports a variety of audio formats: AAC, Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3, Audible, Apple Lossless, AIFF (as found on CDs), and WAV.
If you have music backups of the old iPod in iTunes, you can easily sync the songs with the new iPod. If you don't have backups, you are also able to transfer purchased songs from the old iPod to iTunes using the "Transfer Purchases" function of iTunes. You won't be allowed to transfer the songs from the old iPod to computer or new iPod if the songs are not from iTunes. This is how to transfer music from old iPod to new iPod with the "Transfer Purchases" function of iTunes: Step 1. Plug the Old iPod into computer via the USB cable. Then launch iTunes. Step 2. Click "File > Device > Transfer Purchases". iTunes will automatically transfer the songs to iTunes library. Step 3. Plug the new iPod into computer. Then import the songs from iTunes to the new iPod.
plug your ipod to the computer, open itunes, select Music and manually transfer the song to the ipod
You do not have to buy songs from the iTunes store. You can use songs from any source and use the iTunes software to manage the music on your iPod. Some retailers, such as Amazon, provide their own download software which will automatically add songs from Amazon to the iTunes library. Songs can also be imported from CDs that you own.
You can download on the itunes icon on you ipod or you can connect to computer and then put in a cd. You can then transfer the songs. It is legal.
You need iTunes. The latest version can be free downloaded from http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/. If your songs are in MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV formats, you can directly put them on iTunes and transfer them to your iPod. Here's a guide about how to sync videos and songs to iPod using iTunes http://www.dvdconverterreview.com/how-to-sync-video-and-songs-to-iPod-using-itunes.html
You should be able to convert it using the iTunes converter that came with your iPod...
Yes you can -- when your in itunes drag and drop your music into the ipod touch under DEVICES tab or if you have auto sync on your ipod touch enabled -- just drag and drop your songs into the songs library in itunes!
First, extract all of the songs from your CD through your computer and put all of the songs on the CD into iTunes (only mp3 and mp4 files are accepted to play a song on the iPod Touch). After making sure the songs are the correct format, plug in your iPod, then iTunes should recognize it, and then just drag the songs to your iPod symbol in iTunes.
lol dumb question.......no they dont
delete them from your itunes libaray then update your ipod.
probably if you put the music on to itunes and put it in your ipod then yes
Yes. You just sync your iPod on your iTunes on your computer. Then you sync your ipad on your iTunes.
No but you will loose all of the songs that you downloaded to your "touch" at his house...
Plug in your iPod and open up iTunes on your computer. Then, there are two ways you can go from here. You could either go through each individual song, select each repeat, and then delete them all at once, or you could delete all the songs on your iPod and re-sync the iPod with iTunes with the songs you want to be on there.
Well, if you're using an actual iPod, I'm afraid you're already out of luck, iTunes does not allow you to sych songs from your iPod to your iTunes library or Computer, only vice versa, this is a feature iTunes does not allow to prevent pirating of illegal downloaded music.
You can use iTunes on your iPod or your computer to burn videos, songs, pictures, and apps (not reccomended) to your iPod/iPhone/iPad.