Is there any way to have a "dont play" list on an Ipod?
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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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Make sure you have the latest software (1.1):\nhttp://www.apple.com/ipod/download/\n\nThen extras-->clock -->(choose clock) -->alarm clock -->sound --> (choose your playlist). It will play whatever song your Nano is set to.
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Yes.  In the upper right hand corner there is a burn CD option, if you have a CDRW you can hit that and it will burn your playlist.
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you cant you could only put songs in the ipod.
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Go to Options in the iTunes Menu and select your Update Options to include only the playlist you'd like updated.  For instance if you have a Running play list or Work play list when you add music from iTunes or your own library to these playlists, everytime you dock your Pod, those lists will be Update automatically.  As long as you aren't deleting songs from the playlists when you add new songs, they will stay resident on your iPod.
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Yes, just uncheck them in the iTunes library and they will not be transferred to your iPod, or if they have already been transferred, uncheck them and they will be deleted from your iPod.
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If you are talking about the new feature in iTunes to allow parents to set the loudness you can hear from your iPod, then the only way to do this is to:\n\nA) Let your parents hear exactly how low it is and have them set the volume settings up a little notch;\n\nB) If you set the password yourself and forgot it, the only way around this is to reformat your iPod back to factory settings (with iPod Updater) and upload all your music back onto the iPod.
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try another format...google the file and see what it is ...you could use realplayer, flashplayer..ipod, etc.
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the easiest way is to create seperate playlists.  click on the little= sign on the bottom left and drag and drop from the library
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Yahoo! Music would be great if you dont want to download it.
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Do a search on 'podsafe music'.\nOr check out http://www.ipodarmy.com/2005/06/how-to-find-podsafe-music/
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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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Delete the songs from your playlist, connect your iPOD, then if it doesn't automatically update itself, do it manually.
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There is a program at CompUSA that can help take the music off of your iPod and place it back onto your computer. It's called Tune Tools for iPod http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=337520
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From what I understand, and unless you want to mod your iPod, the answer is no.  That's one of the chief complaints anti-iPod and anti-Apple users cite as the reasons why they dislike the iPod.\n\nFortunately for me, all my songs were ripped from the CDs I've purchased, and I always make hard copies of the songs I purchase from iTunes.\n\nI believe there might be a hack you can try; I think a popular website is ilounge.com- people there are doing all sorts of crazy things to their ipods.
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I don't think you can, yet.  But look here:\n\nhttp://ipodlinux.org/Podzilla
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Try holding the play/pause button (under the center circle button). That's how my iPod mini turns off.