switching media to new ipod?
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try going on her pc and connect the new ipod to it, and open itunes, then try syncing her songs to it.
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I've heard it is, but I just did it. I submitted an email to the apple support team and they sent me links addressing how to legally move your music library from one computer to another. Bottom line... It can be done. Don't let the rumors scare you out of purchasing an I-Pod.
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Yes you can, both will be connected simultaneously, but won't play at the same time. To switch devices, you switch audio sources, which would show as Bluetooth 1 and 2 and whatever name you named your devices. But since you're using an iPhone you would have a better experience connecting your iPhone to the iPhone/iPod connection cable. Your audio would be better quality and there should be better integration for calls. Album art etc would also show up. I'm not sure about the iP5 connection though if you're using anything with the lightning port, you would probably need some kind of adapter and there's no telling how that would work.
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Yes David, you can. You can also make it so only certain playlists go to each ipod. I sync 3 different ipods form my itunes, all have different songs.
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Best Regards Jose. I do not think possible. Everything is charged to ipod through Itunes software.
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Sorry unfortunately you will need to use iTunes. All Apple products require it. However you can just drag and drop within itunes to it... Good luck
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Yes, you can. I had to reuse the Easy Transfer Cable for the transfer of my Playlists from iTunes on the old computer to our new computer. I had to go through and create the playlists as a note or whatever the terminology is for the file and then was able to transfer them to the new computer. This is really a good tool for transferring. Well worth the $$.
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Since the ipods don't have input connections, the only idea that I can come up with is to import them into iTunes and then sync up the ipod to get them onto it. To import them into iTunes may require that the home movies be put on a CD in an old format (If you are lucky it might be able to read DVDs and the newer formats, but iTunes seems so persnickety)
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The current iPod software does not work with the one I bought my wife last Christmas.
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My Ipod, is a Nano, so not so new, but I use it every day and have recently downloaded new tunes from itunes. It works great!
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Protip: No player (as far as I am aware of) requires proprietary software.Proof? I have an iPod nano sitting on my bed, now, that has music loaded onto it, none of which was loaded using iTunes. I used MediaMonkey. If your proprietary software forces you to buy new versions of songs you already have, then scrap the software, because chances are, it's not actually proprietary.
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My husband had downloaded cds on the computer and my son was able to transfer those among other music to his ipod. So i would say yes if your tech savvy!!
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Absolutely - Simply check "Enable Hard Drive Use" in iToons when you're setting up prefs and the deal is done. If you do not want the computer to affect the music just UNcheck "Open iTunes when this iPod is connected" in prefs. If u plug into a different computer and iToons opens, just quit itoons immediately as it opens. You may get a notice that iToons is updating the ipod. Click ok & just quit the pgm. Just remember, after you eject the ipod (properly-right?) the iPod will still show the red "Do Not Disconnect" symbol. Respect its wishes. It will dissappear in a moment. Then pull the cable. End of story. I currently have about 5 gigs of backup info on mine & it is a real lifesaver. Hope this helps Absolutely - Simply check "Enable Hard Drive Use" in iToons when you're setting up prefs and the deal is done. If you do not want the computer to affect the music just UNcheck "Open iTunes when this iPod is connected" in prefs. If u plug into a different computer and iToons opens, just quit itoons immediately as it opens. You may get a notice that iToons is updating the ipod. Click ok & just quit the pgm. Just remember, after you eject the ipod (properly-right?) the iPod will still show the red "Do Not Disconnect" symbol. Respect its wishes. It will dissappear... » Read More Absolutely - Simply check "Enable Hard Drive Use" in iToons when you're setting up prefs and the deal is done. If you do not want the computer to affect the music just UNcheck "Open iTunes when this iPod is connected" in prefs. If u plug into a different computer and iToons opens, just quit itoons immediately as it opens. You may get a notice that iToons is updating the ipod. Click ok & just quit the pgm. Just remember, after you eject the ipod (properly-right?) the iPod will still show the red "Do Not Disconnect" symbol. Respect its wishes. It will dissappear in a moment. Then pull the cable. End of story. I currently have about 5 gigs of backup info on mine & it is a real lifesaver. Hope this helps « Show Less
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You can't do it directly but, you can to a usb stick...then, to your ipod using itunes
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One program that I recommend is CloneDVDMobile by SlySoft. You do have to pay for it, but I've had it for over a year, and I've never had a problem ripping a DVD to the iPod. It's really easy to use, too.
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You can drag music files over to you iPod, but you won't be able to play them. iTunes or another program is required to changed the files the way the iPod likes them and to update it's internal database. Another option is to use RockBox. It replaces the firmware that the iPod came with and allows you to drag files over to it, leaving them unchanged. RockBox is also VERY customizable.
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Yes. Assuming your Ipod has a standard usb. If not, you can get an adaptor.