If I put a song in a iPod then delete it on my PC... If I put a song in a iPod, then delete that song from my PC to save hard drive space. Will it automatically delete it from my iPod next I hook it up? I heard that is what happenes so I'm not sure if an iPod is the way to go for me. I'd like to be able to load up a bunch of songs and/or albums on my iPod (if I get one) and remove them from my PC to save hard drive space. I'm worried that next time I hook it up to load in additional songs it will delete the one on my iPod that are no longer in the PC. If I put a song in a iPod then delete it on my PC... If I put a song in a iPod, then delete that song from my PC to save hard drive space. Will it automatically delete it from my iPod next I hook... » Read More If I put a song in a iPod then delete it on my PC... If I put a song in a iPod, then delete that song from my PC to save hard drive space. Will it automatically delete it from my iPod next I hook it up? I heard that is what happenes so I'm not sure if an iPod is the way to go for me. I'd like to be able to load up a bunch of songs and/or albums on my iPod (if I get one) and remove them from my PC to save hard drive space. I'm worried that next time I hook it up to load in additional songs it will delete the one on my iPod that are no longer in the PC. « Show Less
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Thank you for your advice. That's something they don't list in the instructions. I went and got one and love it. I suppose I still have to keep it in "manual" and not in "auto sync" ? Or does it matter as long as I keep it in the iTunes playlist?
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no, just make sure you leave the song in your itunes playlist (and stop it deleting automatically in your options settings).it will have a little exclamation point next to it but as long as you dont actually delete it from the playlist it wont delete it from your ipod. I dont have space to hold all the music on my ipod on my pc so i did exactly this.
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Don't need a computer....it rips by itself...but you need a computer, ipad, app to access the songs....main advantage is it rips fast, stores music in higher quality than mp3 format....won't use up a ton of memory on your computer as songs will be on different device
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Hello Im not sure what you are asking but if you have a Cloud account ok. First you need to download a apple itunes account make one for free then synce your cloud account with itunes its easy to do then take your apple ipod nano 2nd gen my personal favorite sync it to your computer with itunes open clear it so its new or you will have problems it will freeze your computer and ipod next in the right top corner shoould pop up ipod nano 2nd gen drag the music from your itunes account to the ipod nano and there you hae it it works thats the only way I know how except ripping cds into itunes account and drag them into ur ipod any further questions my email is dee.lindsay327@gmail.com. Feel free to ask any questions hope this helps
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No but you can load songs from your Ipod onto the GB-10 memory card - very easy - takes just a minute or so.You can also swap out memory cards and have endless space for music.The GB-10 is the best thing I've found for a portable practice machine and it's quite easy on batteries too - or you can use a wall wart.Another great feature is that the GB-10 can play MP3 files as well as standard 16 bit wav files.
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Most of the songs on my PC have been purchased through Napster or someplace similiar. Any music can be added to the itunes library and then in turn added to the Ipod Shuffle. They do not have to be purchased from ITUNES.
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Well, to answer your question very directly, no, you don't necessarily need iTunes to add music to your iPod; there are many alternative ways of doing so, for example, the iPod plugin for Winamp. I hate iTunes and its invasive memory footprint, so this is how I did it when I actually used my iPod. Although, your question seems to assume that iTunes would force you to buy music in order to put it on your iPod. You can still use iTunes and use it to load all of the hundreds of CDs you've already pirated. :D It gives you the option to purchase things from the iTunes store, but I don't see any point in doing so; if I'm paying for music, I want something tangible, not crappy 128kbps AAC files. And of course, I've pirated a lot more music than you have, but please try your best to heed the digital pirates' honor code and purchase any music that you find you really like. I have tens of thousands of MP3s, and I listen to maybe a few hundred of them on a regular basis. These are the albums that I have bothered to purchase, and I can say I never would have found them had I not pirated them first.
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How do you delete songs on this thing? I had it for a year and I cannot delete songs. Please help!
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You store files in the small built in storage in the device or on Micro SD cards, so you can pull the files from wherever they are stored. You don't sync this device like an iPod. Media Monkey should not interfere at all with using this device.
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All computers (and that's really what an iPod is) will freeze occasionally. There are two recent posts about freezing (which, I suspect prompted your question)which, aside from sounding like they were written by the same person, were written by people without much knowledge of the device. Like your desktop computer, generally, an iPod is easily reset on the fairly rare occasions when it does freeze. I've had almost every generation of iPod. If they freeze more than once every couple of months, I'd be surprised.
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When you plug the mp3 player into a usb port, the pc should bring up a window showing all the files on the mp3 player. It is treated like a disk drive and will look similar to when you plug a flash device into a usb port. You can then copy your mp3 files from your computer to the folder that comes up that represents your MP3 player by right clicking an mp3 file and choosing copy and then right clicking your mp3 player and choosing paste. Its that simple. However, I have never messed with creating folders on mine and I doubt that it is a supported function of the player but I suppose you could experiment with that. When you plug the mp3 player into a usb port, the pc should bring up a window showing all the files on the mp3 player. It is treated like a disk drive and will look similar to when you plug a flash device into a usb port. You can then copy your mp3 files from your computer to the folder that comes up that represents your MP3 player by right clicking an mp3 file and choosing copy and then right clicking your mp3 player and choosing paste. Its that simple. However, I have never messed with creating folders on mine and I doubt that it is a supported function of the player but I suppose you... » Read More When you plug the mp3 player into a usb port, the pc should bring up a window showing all the files on the mp3 player. It is treated like a disk drive and will look similar to when you plug a flash device into a usb port. You can then copy your mp3 files from your computer to the folder that comes up that represents your MP3 player by right clicking an mp3 file and choosing copy and then right clicking your mp3 player and choosing paste. Its that simple. However, I have never messed with creating folders on mine and I doubt that it is a supported function of the player but I suppose you could experiment with that. « Show Less
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How ever you can drop and drag your music. I buy tunes from amazon then export them to windows where I can sync the Sandisk and drag the music I want to it.
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You must connect to a computer via usb (either Mac or Windows) to manage your music files. Once connected, you can use any file manager program to add/delete entire folders (such as all the albums by a particular artist) or specific (song) files. Before disconnecting from the computer be sure to "eject' or disconnect the device prior to pulling the USB cable. Using a computer makes it very simple to manage all your content.
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You can delete it when the device is docked. Just open the MUSIC folder and delete the file you no longer want. A 'My computer' type search would also allow you to find the file and delete it again with the device being docked
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The only iPod that has a hard drive any more is the Classic. All others use flash memory. That's why they can make them so small.
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Hi im not exactly sure what your asking if you mean can you download songs from your Icloud account onto your Ipod nano yes you can but if the songs are not from icloud then you have to transfer them onto a Itunes account. Witch is easy to do then sync up your new ipod nano 2nd gen my personal favorite i have 5 of them. And drag the songs from your itunes account into your ipod nano its easy thanks and I hope this answered your question if have anymore feel free to email me at. dee.lindsay327@gmail.com and ill do my best to explain any further questions.
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Hi Mely_May, I recently purchased the 32GB Ipod Touch 5th Generation, Wow What a machine, Yes you can create Playlists with the device or on your computer and just drag then to your device I recommend doing it this way so you have the playlist available for your computer and your Ipod, I would also suggest the 32gb version if you plan to watch movies, or Tv shows since they can be stored on the device.Hope this Helps.Brian
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While hooked to computer, go to Device, music, right click on song, delete from will appear