If I have an iPod touch and want to sync my music onto my laptop can I do tha even thought my iPod is with iTunes?
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If the HP chromebook 11 is your only computer, you are sort of stuck. However, if you have access to a Mac or PC, maybe one owned by a friend, you can sync your iPod with iTunes and put all your music on their computer. Then go to https://play.google.com/music and click on the orange "Upload Music" button. You will be prompted to download the music manager, and once you do that, you can click on the download and click to sync all music. The music will then be uploaded to google play, which you can access from your chromebook.
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I think itunes only works on apple products. But am not sure. I can play all my music files on it.It's pretty much like a laptop PC. Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I'm not sure if this will sync with iTunes. I've never used iTunes because I don't own any Apple products. That's the main reason I bought this, because I didn't want an iPod.
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I don't own a Touch, but my understanding is if you music is loaded on a USB drive, you can plug it directly into the Touch and no computer is required. Of course, if your music library is on a computer the computer needs to be on to access your music.Feel free to slam me if this is incorrect. :) Take a thread "USB Drive Connectivity" for more info.Interface does not fail again.
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I don't own an ipad I'm not sure of your connections I use a flash drive with stored music on it there a conection for ipod/mp3
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I charge the ipod with my computer. It is recommended not to charge with multiple sources, such as directly connected to the wall with a USB adapter. Using the computer, I can always sync new music.
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When I had the little When I had the little Nano I dragged my music on my computer to my music on my i tunes app.Also when I have my Itunes app opened i put a cd in my computer and it gives me an option to download it to my itunes.
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Yes. You need the music downloaded to your mac or iphone. If it is not downloaded it will not work.
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On Windows, you can set up separate user accounts. These separate user accounts use different directories in iTunes, so each of you will have your own song list without each other's music to sync your iPod to.
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This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable. This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to... » Read More This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable. « Show Less
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laptops:yes, iPods:I don't know because I never tried it on an iPod, but probably yes
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Yeah, just add the songs created with the software and open them with iTunes, then put them onto ur iPod like you would with any other song.
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no - sorry - to need to use senuti to move the music from the iPad to a computer and then itunes to move the music from the computer to the nano
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This product is designed to work only with iTunes and Apple iOS devices. If you can get the music to go through iTunes, it will work.
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Yes you can.you only need to sync it with your laptop. I have played many downloaded music and it's fine
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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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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