Does anybody know how to get your songs from your iPod to your computer?
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You cannot do it through Itunes or windows.  You need a third party program.  The one I used was ePhPod.\n\nYou install it on the computer you want to put the music onto and you plug your iPod into that pc.  Do not sync the music.  Open EphPod and then select the drive that your iPod is identified as and it will give you the contents of your iPod.\n\nYou can then transfer whatever songs you want.  I have had no problems with it.\n\nEdit:  EphPod is free.
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i just started using an iPod, but from what i saw you can name the iPod, you should be able to select the ipod you want and drag and drop all the music you want from your music folder to the iPod.
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Maybe you don't know how to get the song after downloading it, right?\nAfter downloading it, you can get this song by clicking Explore button below, it'll link you to place where your song is.\nThen you move this song to your ipod disk by USB port.
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You need to copy the library file of all the songs and make a new file with a name that will show it belongs to you. Now you should have the original file plus a copy file. Now you can delete songs on the copy file but they will remain on the original. When your new file is ready plug your ipod into your computer and it will make the changes you want.
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you like get it into your computer then put into your ipod from there thts what you do for regular mp3 i guess
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go to\nMy Documents> My Music> iTunes\n\nBurn the "iTunes" folder to a disk, then simply copy the files to the other computer.\n\nHope this helps!
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1) Try itunes software, it's free and lets you to transfer your files to ipod and also subscribe podcasting right from your pc/mac.\nHere's is your program,\nhttp://www.apple.com/itunes/download/\n\n2 ) if you feel this program is bulky\nyou can use ipod winamp plugin, it's small in size and easy to use.\n\noooh it's features are cool:\n--> allows you to copy songs (MP3 & MP4 AAC) to your Windows iPod.\n\n-->Now 1.30 updated with:\n\n* Transcoding\n* iPod Shuffle supported!\n* Artist-Album view\n* Smart Playlists\n* Playlist Support\n* Reverse & Forward Sync\nYou can download this from http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/mlipod/iPod_Support_v1_31.exe?download
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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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Here are two links that will help\n\nhttp://blogs.ittoolbox.com/wireless/ontherun/archives/how-to-copy-music-from-your-ipod-to-your-itunes-library-5615\n\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300173\n\nApple doesn't like you to share music with others, so they make it a pain in your a-- to transfer the muscic.
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go to apple.com and click ipod/itunes and then click download then get itunes
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The iPod comes with software on the CD called iTunes.\n\nYou download music to your iPod by putting it onto iTunes on your computer first.\n\nThe simplest way is to put a CD in your computer drive and it will copy the songs to iTunes.\n\nThe song and album titles are automatically recognized as iTunes connects to a website to get the data.\n\nYou can buy songs online from the iTunes Music Store.\n\nYou can also import existing (unprotected) mp3 songs you won into iTunes.\n\niTunes lets you create compilations of your favorite songs (called playlists) by creating a new playlist and dragging the song titles.\n\nIf you then connect your iPod to your computer it will automatically fill your iPod with your songs and playlists.\n\nEnjoy.
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FOR Windows:\n1) create a folder that contains the photos you want to transfer.\n\n2) With your iPod connected, select your iPod in the iTunes source list (The list on the left with library and music store,etc) and then click the iPod Options button.\n\n3)In the iPod preferences window, click the Photos tab.\n\n4)Select an iPhoto album or choose Other to select the folder, or other location, of photos on your hard disk (iTunes can not access photos that are stored on a CD).\n\n5)Click OK, and then watch as your iPod is updated, transferring your photos along with your music.\n\nFor MAC: \n1)On your Mac, create an album in iPhoto that contains the images you want to transfer to your iPod.\n\n2) With your iPod connected, select your iPod in the iTunes source list (The list on the left with library and music store,etc) and then click the iPod Options button.\n\n3)In the iPod preferences window, click the Photos tab.\n\n4)Select an iPhoto album or choose Other to select the folder, or other location, of photos on your hard disk (iTunes can not access photos that are stored on a CD).\n\n5)Click OK, and then watch as your iPod is updated, transferring your photos along with your music.\n\nFission
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just like how you would put a regular song onto your ipod. just play it on itunes and click and drag.
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YES GO ON MEDIA PLAYER UPLOAD THE MUSIC FROM YOUR IPOD THEN COPY TO CD
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Use iTunes. You should have received a copy with the Nano. \n\nInstall iTunes, rip your music from CD's and transfer to your 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.
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If you have a Windows machine, simply plug in your IPod, find it listed in Windows Explorer, and make sure your machine can view hidden files.\n\nOpen the 'IPod_Control' folder and copy the 'My_Music' folder to your PC. Import those tracks into ITunes and put them in order there. Select Edit, Preferences, and choose the Advanced tab. Select a location for your music library by clicking the Change button, and then check Keep iTunes Music folder organized.\n\nUtilities such as the $15 IPodRip--available for PCs and Macs from The Little App Factory--can help automate this process.\n\nLittle App Factory: http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/