can i use a i-fusion to charge my nano ipod?
150725
It say the Nano should fit.
51980
Yea. u can .. just attach the usb.. and leave it on .. it charges it ..
503799
Install the software and follow the step by step and registration, plug the Ipod into the USB, then use the online help with it on the Apple site.\n\n You'll get it!
100079
depends on what type of ipod you have.\nCheck your owners manual.
861394
Go to http://www.anders.com/guides/convert/video/iPod/windows.html it walks you through step-by-step. I've used it several times and have no complaints.
49929
Both iPods run on the same software, and will interface just fine with panther. The Nano is a newer iPod, and MUCH smaller than the mini. It also has a color screen and I'm pretty sure the storage options are the same for both. I'd definitely go for the Nano
650443
you should be able to but if you have problems then download videora i pod converter its free and it work like a champ
774842
It should not have been the fault of the MP3 player.\n\nThe flash style MP3 players like the Sandisk have a very low power consumption.  So even if your player was drawing its power from the USB port, it shouldn't have been enough to overload it.\n\nMost flash style MP3 players draw their power from their batteries when connected to the PC.  Unless the device is rechargeable when connected to the PC.  Rechargeable MP3 players like the IPod does draw power from the USB port, but not enough current to risk any damage.\n\nIf you are concerned about drawing too much power from your USB port, connect a powered USB 2.0 hub to your USB port then connect your USB devices to the USB hub.  The devices will draw any necessary power from the USB hub instead of the motherboard.\n\nIt is more likely some other event caused your PC motherboard to fail.
905037
It will, although charging the iPod and updating the iPod will take twice as much time as with USB 2.0, if not longer.
757781
you can use a flash drive. since you have i tunes im assuming you have an ipod also. you can use the ipod as a hard drive / flash drive too.
1120612
If you have a video iPod, yes you can. If you have a nano, or a mini, or a regular, no you can't.
756449
click here for good Q/A it has helped me out, just find your OS and your ipod\ngood luck\n\nhttp://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=149\n\nor\n\nhttp://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=146
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1. Connect your iPod to the Apple iPod Power Adapter and plug the power adapter into an electrical outlet, or connect your iPod to your Mac's built-in FireWire port.\n\n2. Toggle the Hold switch on and off (slide it to Hold and then turn it off again).\n\n3. Press and hold the Play/Pause and Menu buttons until the Apple/iPod logo appears (about 6 to 10 seconds).
1073787
Buy an ipod for him Nano it is better then MP# player much better
1029334
If you want answers go to http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/ . I hope I helped! :)
425532
I have a nano and it plays music and supports photos. But it doesn't play video. You'll need a iPod video for that.
990665
Well, leave it alone for a little while, let it run out of power. Sometimes ipods just freeze up. After that,just charge it back up. It should work. I speak from experience!