Will all your songs delete if you get a new computer?
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There is a way to transfer your songs from the old computer to your new computer. I did this successfully a few months ago. I am fairly technically inept, but I was able to do it following Apple's instructions (see link at end of this post). It was a little bit of an ordeal, as I had to use my iPod as an external hard disk to move all my stuff over. However, if you follow the instructions from Apple's help link, you should be able to do it too. Good luck! http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329
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Unfortunately, I wouldn't be able to answer that question. I still have space on the original device and have literally 1,000's of songs.
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I don't have much to add. "AvonInd" has a good explanation of how to delete. The only thing I can think of is if you've loaded your songs in the "Internal Memory" folder by mistake rather than the music folder and the unit won't allow deletion from "Internal Memory". Or, perhaps, you have a faulty unit.
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Sure... if your songs are sync'ed with your computer, when you plug in your new iPod, just re-sync with iTunes to the new iPod and it will copy everything over (depending on how you've configured it). I have three different iPods connected to my Mac, two of them are hard drive based, and so they both are mirror images of each other.
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No. But remember, your favorites are programmed into your computer and get to the radio via Wi-Fi, so you won't loose them.
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I got an email asking me to give an answer. I don't use any open architect OS - I use Windows. But, it would seem if you delete the files maybe if you empty trash they will go away? Or perhaps the music is stored in a different folder than the actual play list? I'm sorry, I don't know- haven't had that problem
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Don't know if you "have to" use iTunes. I did because it's where all my music is located.
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If the music is in the iTunes store, not necessarily. However if the music is on your system yes. Simply find your music files and copy them to an external hard drive or burn them to disk. For simplicity and external hard drive will work better. In the event of a system crash, you'll have a back up.
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You cannot just drag and drop, it will rename your files and not recognize the album or artist name on many tracks, these tracks will go into the folder unknown and will not play.
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it doesn't sync with any type of accounts. It is essentially a portable hard drive, so music must be physically copied onto it like any other file would on an external drive
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You've probably already figured it out....nevertheless. You can't transfer your music from i-tunes to your new computer. You have to transfer the music files from your old computer to new one. Then you can launch i-tunes in your new computer and transfer the music from the computer into i-tunes. Depending on how you set up the preferences in i-tunes, you can program it to look for music files and then it will do it automatically. Good luck, if you haven't done it already.
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No, windows 8.1 is made so that all of your files will transfer over into your new os(win 8). Everything you have will be there when you're done
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Actually Yes. First install Windows Easy Transfer for XP and export all your settings to and external drive or network share. After Windows 7 installation run Easy Transfer (already in Win7) and restore your settings. This will transfer all your internet settings, favorites, docs, music, pics, etc., but not any of your old programs. Be sure to have copies of programs that you want to re-install after the of Windows 7.
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You can delete the song or songs one by one without hooking it up to the computer. I only hooked it to the computer when I was downloading the songs to the mp3 player. You have to have allot of patience with this player. I bought it for my son.
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There are several variables involved in answering this question. It depends on the length of each song and the capacity (Or the number of minutes) your memory card in the machine will hold. The memory card included with the machine is limited and holds about an hour or two of data. I purchased the largest memory card available for this machine and it holds about six hours of music/data. It works great and I can't say enough about how good this machine sounds. It's excellent!
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You can delete songs. However, I couldn't figure out how to download videos yet.
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no. this is worse, say you put 100 songs on it, it will only play 20 of them over an over. The product actually dumps it's memory after awhile to include the driver software to actually use it and plug it into the computer to load songs on to it. To get the driver working again, the company told me to ship it back and after they figured it wasn't my fault, thye would mail it back. I would pay shipping and handling both ways. Best thing I can tell you is not to buy this what so ever.