Does this work with the iPod?
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Of course it does, that is why it says it is for iPod. Look at what it is compatible with to make sure.
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go to edit, prefrences, iPod (if you have a pc). somewhere there should be a checkbox that says "start iTunes when iPod is connected" or something like that. Is that box checked? If it's not, that could be the reason why iTunes doesn't do anything when you plug your iPod in. Make sure that box is checked. If that doesn't work, go to http://www.apple.com/support/ for help on iPods.
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Plug your pod in, get ITunes, and it will automatically detect it.  The rest is easy.  Purchase music, or drag music that you already have into ITunes, and then simply drag the songs onto your IPod.  When it tells you OK to disconnect, unplug, and listen!!
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I believe so, however some songs may not work and none of them would retain their original file name (they would all be named a bunch of seemingly random letters and numbers).  I haven't tried it, but if you hook up your ipod then go to the MyComputer Icon on your desk top you should see a drive letter (such as d: k: f: ect) that your ipod is.  double click on that and drag and drop all the files from there to your harddrive.
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iTunes - comes with your ipod
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Sadly, no.  iPod (and iTunes) are Apple products, and work best on an Apple.  The Windows version has less compatibility and little annoyances (like the one you're experiencing).
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Read the instuctions that came with the ipod.
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try downloading it from apple.com.  The software that comes with the IPOD becomes out of date frequently.
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You'll need a computer, Itunes installed on the computer, the USB cable that came with the Ipod, and of course the IPOD.  Depending on the operating system of the computer and which version of Itunes you are running then you plug the Ipod into the computer using the USB cable, it should be recognized on the computer.  Using itunes you can either import songs from a cd, or purchase music using itunes.com.  If you have songs already saved on your computer, you can simply drag them into the open Itunes program and drop them.\n\nOnce the music is imported into Itunes, you can then Click on the song (or select more than one song by holding the ctrl button and selecting which songs you want) and drag them over to the Ipod and drop them.  If you had trouble understanding what I just said.  If you go to the FAQ section of Itunes, they explain in detail exactly what I just said.
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There are no free iPods. The websites you are talking about are those that require you to get people to signup to some kind of stuff. If this is what you want you can go to FreeiPods.com.
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hey dude... dude\nHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA\nno jk no idea man i am too poor to get an ipod so if u dont want urs anymore give it to me... i am boooooooored\n\nSaint Jimmy
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yes try reterning your ipod or jsut instal the cd that came with it again or talk to apple
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download realplayer\ndownload the song\nand bring it to the iPod through Realplayer
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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.
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If you can connect it to the computer and put files on it then yes. Im not sure what a Ipod nano is but my brother had an Ipod and he used its multi Gb storage to back up whole programs and xfer information.
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i have one in my iPod
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yes.  but you will need to copy the entire contents of your ipod to your computer and import the library into itunes.  the link in the sources will provided step-by-step instructions for PC and MAC.\n\nif you want to copy individual songs, you will need a 3rd party program.