it means whatever is in your iTunes would be synced to your iPod. so sometimes you have songs in your ipod that is not on itunes. and when you sync it with itunes, it wipes out whatever is in your ipod. yes.
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go on itunes website and download itunes, plug iPod into PC with itunes then sync
'Sync' with 'iTunes', When you 'Sync' It backs up all your Data to 'iTunes'.
Sync iPad with iTunes. Sync iPod with iTunes. On video. Tab, choose videos you would like to sync.
try the troubleshooting guide on the itunes because it will never sync unless itunes detect it
When you plug your iPod into your computer, there is a sync option with iTunes. How it works is it puts everything on your iTunes into your iPod.
Yes. You just sync your iPod on your iTunes on your computer. Then you sync your ipad on your iTunes.
you can't
Sync it to iTunes.
To get iTunes content on your iPhone, you don’t actually install iTunes on the device itself, since iTunes is a desktop app for Windows or Mac. Instead, you use iTunes on your computer to sync or transfer music, videos, apps, and other media to your iPhone. Here’s how: Install iTunes on your computer: Download the latest version from Apple’s website and install it. Connect your iPhone: Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone to the computer. Open iTunes and ensure your device is recognized. Sync content: In iTunes, select your iPhone icon. Navigate through the tabs like Music, Movies, TV Shows, or Books. Check the content you want to sync, then click Apply or Sync. Transfer purchases: To add items already purchased on the iPhone, go to File > Devices > Transfer Purchases from [your iPhone] in iTunes. Use iCloud alternatives: For wireless syncing, you can enable iCloud Music Library, iCloud Photos, or use Finder on Mac (macOS Catalina and later) to sync content without iTunes. Following these steps will get your iTunes media onto your iPhone efficiently, keeping your music, videos, and other purchases up to date.
Sync your iPhone to iTunes on our computer
No—you cannot sync an iPad with iTunes directly on the iPad, because the iTunes app on iPad (or iPhone) is just for purchasing and playing content, not for device syncing. To sync your iPad, you need a computer: Windows or macOS Mojave and earlier: Use iTunes. macOS Catalina and later: Use Finder. Connect your iPad via USB (or Wi-Fi sync if enabled), then you can sync music, movies, podcasts, and backups.
You have to sync your iPod into your computer ( comes with computer charger ). You'll need iTunes and it will ask to sync ( you click yes ) and it will sync. If you get a new app or song, or whatever onto your iPod; sync it so you don't loose it. You can download iTunes from the Apple website. You'll also need a iTunes/iCloud account