Say I have a bunch of short sound clips that I wanted to keep handy on my ipod, but I dont want them to play when i'm shuffling through my songs.
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You can also use iTunes and deselect the sound clips on your current playlist. This will allow them to stay there, but they shouldn't play. Check apple's website for more.
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You should be able to remove them threw iTunes.
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Try finding the shuffle button on wmp. and see if it turns it off. If not post that it didnt and ill give you another option
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uncheck them! You will still see them but they won't play.\nThrow them all into a folder.\n\nor my 13 year old son just said that you can delete them from your playlist but opt to keep the files , not move them to the trash. iTunes 7.0.2
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there's nothing wrong with your ipod...look at the toolbar by the time in the botom right corner of your screen there should be a symbol down there that has a little green arrow over a gray box.  right click on it and it should say "safely remove hardware". click that.  your ipod will stop blinking and you can disconnect it. your songs should be on the ipod
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Normally, you need to use iTunes to transfer songs to an iPod.  However, if you use winamp (http://www.winamp.com) you can download the mI_iPod plugin that allows you to use winamp to transfer your songs (http://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=138888\n).  If you're still having problems, then I suggest you contact apple, because your shuffle may be defective and need replacing.
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Well if you don't have an Ipod you don't really need it.I'd use the media player 10 instead.
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I don't know if you can keep them from adding to library...unless you save them to another folder that MusicMatch isn't tied to.  Otherwise, they are easy enough to remove from the library, just right click and remove or delete from library.  It doesn't delete the song from you PC.
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Try Audacity. It's free and it will be easy to trim/clip songs.
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They're fine if you don't want to be able to see what songs you have.  There is no digital display to show you what song your listening to or what's next.  You have to "shuffle" through the songs to find the one you want.  They're small, inexpensive, and you won't cry if you lose it.  If it's just for work and he likes all of the songs on it, you'll be fine.  But he wants a cool display to see what's on the iPod, don't get it.
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Q&A_guy has got it wrong. This applies to other folders but not the music folders.\n\nApparently, once you alter the view setting, you can never arrange them by "date modified". I wonder why would Microsoft do such a thing?
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Depends on your mp3 player for one, the cheaper units dont have much for software. As a matter of fact a good many of them are simply recognized as flash drives. Its just a matter of copying and pasting mp3 files into it or out of it. Open "my computer" and plug the mp3 player in. You should see another drive pop up. Open it and   paste music into it or remove music from it or to simply clear it out delete files from it.
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Not sure if it'll work for what you want, but Goldwave has a utility to separate things on different channels in a sound file.  You can download it at http://www.goldwave.com
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Windows media player hold a list of recently used files you could see from this list the last 10 files played,if its not setup you can set it up from the options in windows media player
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This would be done by using the scripting interface of a plugin... your problem would be that you can't ensure anyone has the plugin you want. Also, many people would consider sound to be intrusive (as they may well be playing their own music).
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there is a free program called pod util that you can get off of the internet... type podutil into yahoo and do a search... if lets you get songs off of your ipod and on to your computer
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yes, there is a menu option to show duplicate songs, then just go through the list and delete the duplicates\n\nitunes>edit>show duplicate songs