How to transfer music allready on ipod to itunes library. Does anyone know how to transfer music allready on my ipod into my itunes library? My old computer had all my music collection until it broke down completely. My old libray (all of it) is now store in my ipod. But how do I transfered all that music from my Ipod to my itunes library on my new computer. How to transfer music allready on ipod to itunes library. Does anyone know how to transfer music allready on my ipod into my itunes library? My old computer had all my music collection until it... » Read More How to transfer music allready on ipod to itunes library. Does anyone know how to transfer music allready on my ipod into my itunes library? My old computer had all my music collection until it broke down completely. My old libray (all of it) is now store in my ipod. But how do I transfered all that music from my Ipod to my itunes library on my new computer. « Show Less
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You might try xplay from mediafour software.It will move music and pictures too.
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Well, there won't be problems, you will just have to sync your ipods manually. That will allow you to have all of your songs on itunes, but only pick and choose which ones go onto the ipod. This is if you have itunes 7.... when you plug your ipod in that little ipod page will pop up. click the box that says "manually manage ipod". With that you will have to click and drag songs you want on your ipod.... yes yes its annoying, but it works. For any other version of itunes, go to "edit" then "preferences". You should see a tab that says "ipod". Click that then there should be something that says "manually manage ipod". Ive got itunes 7... but i think that should be where it is for any other version. What might make it easier is if you create separate playlists for you and your sister. Then you could just drag the whole playlist onto your ipod. Hope this helped!
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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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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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First you have to import the CD into iTunes. (If you just put the CD in the slot and have iTunes installed on your computer, iTunes should automatically ask if you want to import the CD. Just click OK.) Once you import it, you can search your iTunes library and see all the songs from of the CD (they may or may not be accurately named, depending on the CD). Then you connect your iPod to your computer. There should be an iPod icon that appears on iTunes. From there, you just click and drag the songs you want on your iPod from the library onto the iPod icon.
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I have both a Dell laptop and a MacBook. All of my music is on the Mac therefore I use the Mac's iTunes to setup play lists and download music to the Shuffle. You can download music from you PC, but you will need to go to the Apple website and download the iTunes first (it's free). Next you will need to set up an iTunes account (it's free too, but you will need to register a credit card - they are hoping that you will eventually buy music from Apple but you don't have to). Once you have iTunes and an account you can manage music for the Shuffle. I don't know if iTunes will automatically pull music from your PC or if you will need to import your music. You can check the Apple website for help on that or do a quick Google search to answer that question. Both my children enjoy their Shuffles. May I will give you one more piece of advice with putting the music onto the Shuffle? Don't simply transfer CDs straight to the Shuffle - instead create individual playlists in iTunes and have them transferred onto the Shuffle. That will give you the power to have the specific playlist "named" when you wish to listen to it. If you simply transfer CDs onto the Shuffle the music will play but you will not be able to have each CD named when searching. (I hope I am making sense here - this is harder to put into words than to tell people in writing.) If there are any more questions you can ask and I will see if I can answer them.
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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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Connect it to your computer. iTunes will come up and tell you what to do. If you don't have iTunes, you can download it for free. I always set my iPods up through iTunes and have never had a problem. When I come across things I don't know how to do, I just google it.
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I would say "yes" if you download an album, it should show up on iTunes and then download it to your shuffle. I never tried it, but it seems it would work that way. Hope this helps.
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you can't. All you can do is skip song by song, typical Apple. If you like loading your Sandisk you'll hate iTunes for sure. It's hard to just load songs by selecting them randomly. I have 25gb of music so I can't sync my 2gb ipod with iTunes - I just get the first 2gb.
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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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Protip: No player (as far as I am aware of) requires proprietary software.Proof? I have an iPod nano sitting on my bed, now, that has music loaded onto it, none of which was loaded using iTunes. I used MediaMonkey. If your proprietary software forces you to buy new versions of songs you already have, then scrap the software, because chances are, it's not actually proprietary.
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Yes, you can, you can transfer your whole iTunes library to a drive if you know how to, iTunes has a feature that lets you transfer the whole library to another volume. Look it up, it's not so hard. You'll have to have your library consolidated.
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I don't know. I would ask iTunes support. They are really good about responding to questions.
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Im not good with this stuff. But, we use itunes and all that was on it transferred just fine.
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I use PC and Windows and Ubuntu so I do not know that music files from itunes library can be stored or not.But as it is a storing device for any type of file so my guess is that it should.
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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.