On my ipod nano how do I delete songs DIRECTLY from the ipod,NOT ITUNES?
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You can't delete it directly off the ipod but you can open itunes and delete the song from the playlist you are using. then just update the ipod
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If you "uncheck" the songs you don't want to listen to in the main library, they shouldn't play or show up in a downloaded mix on your IPOD.
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To "upload" songs to the Ipod Nano you will need iTunes to do this. \n\nSimply connect your iPod once you have installed iTunes and it should be recognized. \n\nAfter that you will see on the left menu bar, a little iPod icon. \n\nJust drag all of the songs you want to listen to onto that little icon and your done. \n(Make sure you have songs in iTunes as this whole process will not work to well without them ;) )\n\nAnother way - which will allow you to transfer songs from computer to computer but will not allow you to actually listen to the songs would be to make your iPod into a USB Storage device. \n\nTo do this make sure your iPod is connected to your computer and go into iTunes and click on edit / preferences.\n\nYou will see a little menu option called "ipod" -  click it.\n\nThen there should be an option to make your ipod into a storage device.\n\nOnce you do that, you can bring your ipod to another computer and put the songs and files onto it as well or just leave them on there...\n\nPersonally, I would use the first step as actually listening to the music on your ipod makes it all worth while.
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Someone mentioned iTunes which is the easiest way but if you don't want to use iTunes, you can also us Winamp with the ml_iPod plugin.  I only mention this because some people seem to hate iTunes, I know, it's hard to believe but I thought I would throw that option out there.\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/\nhttp://www.mlipod.com/
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Highlight them and ri&#92;ght click them, then click "Remove from Playlist" or "Library"
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I use limewire and whenever a corrupt file is being downloaded it pops up a window, it asks if you want to continue to download this file (which of course you say NO) then delete that file completely \nas for downloading iPod songs (I believe those are .mp4 music file/format) you can use a sound editing program to convert those types of files from .mp4 to .mp3 file/format if you are wanting to burn them to regular cd's. \nand it doesn't hurt to scan your music/files/folders for viruses after downloads are complete. it's better to be safe than sorry, right? \nrock on
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Do Not Disconnect means just that -- do not disconnect it from the computer.  You must follow the steps in iTunes first or you could mess up your data.\n\nIn Limewire, set your Preferences to automatically add the songs to your iTunes Library and then iTunes will add them to the iPod the next time you connect it.\n\nWhat do you mean by: How do I get my songs back?\n\nBattery life has been an issue for some models.
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You use itunes to download songs to your computer. \nIf when you installed itunes you said automatically download music then just plug in your ipod and wait intil it stops saying DO NOT DISCONNECT. \nIf while installing itunes you said you would do it manually, plug in your ipod then go into the itunes library and drag songs to where it says what you named your ipod. (the first time it will ask you what you want to name it.)
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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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sounds like you have some missing links. you'll need to reformat your player. you should have gotten instructions with the player, if not goto ipod support web page (you'll have to hold the play button while powering it on to get to a menu or something). once its reformated it'll be good as new. keep in mind reformating the player will erase all songs on it.
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It is completely impossible for you to connect an iPod to a computer that it wasn't connected to originally without completely formatting its hard drive. Sorry.
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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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No, I don't think so. What you can do is delete the music after you've added it to your iPod.
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right click the song or file and click "remove from list"
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Download the iPod updater from http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/. Install and run this. It will allow you to "Restore" your iPod, which erases all music data and restores it to its original state.
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first you download your songs and convert them to mp3 format(I think wav or wma is okay too but not sure), then you connect your nano usb wire, and then go to the ipod section in your itune software, it will automatically put your songs to your nano but first you have to put all your songs in the library section. Good luck and enjoy your music, hope you would give me 10 points for this, thanks alot! \nBy the way I have a nano too, I think it's the best size and very stylish.
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By default, your itunes library is a mirror image of your iPod...so when you hook it up to your pc, it automatically updates...so to keep the songs on your iPod,  turn off automatic updating...it will make sure that when you hook up your iPod, the library wont update, and the songs on your ipod will stay the same...but,the only way to put songs on your iPod is to update the iPod again...which will delete the songs automatically...