Can you transfer MP3 files from computer to the iPod?
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You will have to put into the itunes program. Then you can put them on the ipod. They have to be in itunes first because it converts the songs into the type of format that the ipod can use. The can't read MP3s.
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It will work if you have a usb output as opposed to a standard 3.5 stereo mini jack. I don't have an IPod so don't know if you can get an adapter which terminates with usb. I hope this helps. Other inputs that work are external hard drives and usb thumb drives. So theoretically you could tranfer your IPod songs if necessary to a thumb drive or portable external hard drive as a work around.
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Yes! Before I download any music into my computer, I select the mp3 format in Windows Media Player. Then I download whole albums into my computer. Then I plug the mp3 player into the usb slot, move whole albums or songs from here and there to make compilations into the playlist section and then sync it into the mp3 player. It is quite simple with this mp3 player. I am a senior citizen that is electronic illiterate and I can do it so it should be a snap for younger people! Hope that helps!!
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Yes, there is a usb cord which doubles as it's charger (I believe these new ones use 'micro usb', the older ones used 'mini usb' cords.) You plug it into your PC, and then if you have Windows, a dialog box will ask what you want to do, select "Show files and folders", then there should be a 'music' folder where you can drag any mp3 files on your computer into, and it will transfer them.
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yes. you can do it from the mp3 player or you can do it when it is connected through the computer
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If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a card by itself. It just allows you to transfer data/files between the card and the computer in either direction. If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a... » Read More If your computer has a USB 2.0 or 3.0 access, and iTunes allows it, yes. I don't know anything about iTunes. You stick the SDHC card in one of the slots on the reader. Each slot is for a different type of memory. A card reader allows you to transfer or access files either from computer to card, or from card to computer. I can stick the card in the reader then drag and drop MP3 files from my computer onto the drive the reader is inserted. The MP3 will then show up on that card. I can also drag songs from the card onto my computer. A memory card reader doesn't read a card by itself. It just allows you to transfer data/files between the card and the computer in either direction. « 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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A USB CONNECTOR. I transferred songs by buying them on iTunes and syncing the iTunes to my iPod. It would load my songs that way. You can ask Questions under help feature to walk you through
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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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I have done that so I could transfer music from one device to another. You can't play it from there like an MP3 device. But you could have it pluged into a computer or other device and play off it.
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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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What format are your files in? If MP3 then there will be zero problem. I have all of my MP3's on an external hard drive as well & all of my tag info was kept intact when I imported the tracks into iTunes. If the format is WMA then iTunes will want to convert the files into a format that the iPod will play. Tags will likely remain intact but the files will be changed I believe.
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Bluetooth is not a file transfer protocol. If you want your Ipod to play to Bluetooth headphones, car audio, or other Bluetooth speakers this is what you need.
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Any songs I purchase on my wifi laptop from itunes will transfer automatically to my Ipod. But you have to connet the cord that comes with your Ipod and connect to your Computer to download songs to the Ipod.
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Yes, I've moved iTunes mp3 files with it. You need to find the computer path where files are stored and move from there--not directly from iTunes interface. Don't remember how good this worked for keeping albums together...
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This article is an excellent guide on how to remove songs from an ipod onto a computer that no longer has those music files: http://reviews.cnet.com/transfer-ipod-songs/I have sadly had to use it when my external hard drive just stopped working one day. You can download them to you computer from your ipod shuffle and then upload them from the computer to the ipod nano. Hope this helps :)
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This device is an Apple product, so you will need to use iTunes to put music on the iPod. You can, however, download music from those other places to iTunes then get it on the iPod that way.-Underwater Audio Customer Service