New to iPod: How is the best way to download my cd,s on the Nano 5th. gen?
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First, make sure you have iTunes on your computer. Open it up and insert your CD of music. iTunes should pop up a little window asking you if you want to import the songs. Once you tell it to go ahead, it will take the songs from the CD, convert them into the format the iPod uses and save to your computer. Then, you can hook up your iPod and sync your music to it. Hope this helps.
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For me it's a 3 step process ... Cassette to Flash drive, Flash to computer, computer to music CD. So, for you the last step is computer to ipod.
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Using iTunes you can move music from any Apple type device to another. You would have to sync the nano first and go through the setup but as long as your iTunes has the music you want on the nano on there you can do it.
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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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Yes you can copy from your CD's to iTunes and then sync it with your iPod. You could probably find instructions for doing this on the internet or at Apple Support.
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The app is on your screen and when you activate it it brings up iTunes. I use Windows 7, however I have never purchased anything this way. I have an iTunes account and all my music/podcasts/etc are on my PC in iTunes and I periodically backup my iPod 3rd gen by a cable
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Sure. Install the apps "Voice Memo" and "iTalk" (or they may have come with the most recent upgrade, $10 from the Apple site), and just leave some memory in the iPod.
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I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash... » Read More I had to do a bit of head-scratching to figure it out, but once it fell into place, it's very easy. You load this from your iTunes library on your PC/Mac. Your library list has check-boxes for the tracks you want to put on your iPod (in case you don't want to copy your entire library). Click on the iPod tab on your computer screen and "synch" your iPod to your computer to copy the checked items to your iPod. (Be sure you don't accidentally click the "eject" icon, which is also on that tab. I learned that the hard way.) It's very similar to copying documents to a flash drive, just a little more menu-intensive. You control the whole thing from your computer, with the iPod plugged into a USB port. « Show Less
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I do not have ipod either.I got 3 sets of CDs at walmart they work great the machine is alittle slow on loading CDs but when you get it loaded its lots of fun average cost at walmart was around 40 for 5 CDs if you have surround hooked up to your tv and it has the places to hook jacks into thats when it gets good Hope to have helped
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Since it's an iPod ya u would need iTunes, it will automatically ask u to download iTunes once u hook it up to ur computer. But u don't have to purchase music from iTunes, if u already have music on your computer u would need to import it to iTunes, it's pretty user friendly :)
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I realize this may not work for everyone, but I have 2 daughters and we all three share the same i-tunes library on our desktop computer at home (which is backed up to an external hard drive for extra storage). We set up folders for each of us (Mom-workout, Mom-Old Jams, S-Country, S-Old Stuff, V-Disney, etc) and selected the "manual sync" option on our Ipods. You can have several Ipods on a library so it's really easy.... Then, we can drag and drop the songs from our library onto our individual play lists as we choose. When you plug in your Ipod, you select the playlists you want to sync only. It's pretty simple and convenient for us. AND, we are not purchasing duplicates or uploading CD's multiple times. Good Luck!
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es open your door, put In the CD and once you have your Intunes account set up It open Itunes and ask you "DO YOU WANT TO DOWNLOAD THE DISK" Well If you want the entire CD In your Itunes say yes. IF NOT and want a single or 2 off the cd?Say no , then slide just the tracks you want Into where It says "Music" on the top left on the Itunes page. And you only use space for the tracks you really want In there. Itunes Is VERY user friendly.
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I've already set up an itunes account and downloaded some stuff. This is my first ipod. I'm very excited!
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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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Yes, you can rip your CD via iTune. Just open up iTune on your Mac or PC. Insert a music CD and click import.
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I used iTunes. I just opened them both up and grabbed them over to the New file
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You can only use Ipod and Iphones 4th generation or older, no other :( you can look at the amazon recomendations for music cds. I hope this helps you :)