How do I transer PodCasts to my iPod?
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They should transfer automatically when you connect the ipod.  If you have subscribed to them, and they are sitting in your Podcasts area make sure the podcast is checked.  The checked podcasts should load to your ipod automatically.
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http://help.cnet.com/9606-12576_39-0.html?kw=podcasting&q=podcasting&tag=srch
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well convert them to mp4 format and then u can easily copy and play them in ipod. u will need a software like Plato Video Converter 2.13
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Plug your Ipod into the other computer, go to my computer and click on the ipod icon there.  drag the music out of there and into another folder or onto the desktop of the computer
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When the iTunes Application starts and your device is already connect it'll ask you for automatic or manual sync. Go to manual and drop the new files into the iPod playlist.
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Yahoo offers the Following service for podcast. refer to link\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/podcasts/podcasts-52695.html\n\nVia Yahoo Podcast
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You can put anything audio onto your ipod. there are actualy podcasts and audiobooks that you can put onto your ipod. itunes can usually convert audio files to put onto an ipod. you can use ipods for studying, i think duke or some prestigious college actually gave them out for students to download lectures onto their ipods. for learning english, probably not a shuffle, you would probably want a screen so see what is playing. perhaps a nano or a 30gb one. 60gb is pretty expensive but it works. depends on how many files you want to put on your ipod and how much you want to spend.
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download itunes from apple when you install it it will ask you if it should sca nyour s=computer for media.  say yes  alternatively open up itunes and go to file import and then go to wherever your music is stored.  you then import them to itunes.  once they are in itunes, plug your ipod in, and you can move stuff on to it using itunes.  look on the apple website for help with using itunes \n\nuse itunes to convert them to mp3 and then you can put them on your ipod
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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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you need to set itunes as your default music player and play them there once you have done that you will be able to put them onto your ipod.
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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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Make two playlists, one for iPod1 and one for iPod2.\nSelect in iTunes/Preferences/iPod which playlist you want to sync with.
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You need Quicktime 7 PRO. Import the media file into itunes and then click on the option convert for ipod. \n\nThis isnt exact cos I dont have itunes open, but its along those lines
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You would need to convert the .flac file to a format that is understandable on your iPod (Audio formats supported: AAC (16 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Music Store), MP3 (16 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3 and 4), Apple Lossless, AIFF and WAV).   This would require a program that can do the conversion for you.  Check out the options in the "sources" section.  Once you have an MP3 or something that iTunes can work with, simply drag it to your iTunes Library (and to your iPod as normal).\n\nSuppposedly Apple has the ability to provide firmware updates for other audio formats, so you could always send in feedback for .flac files (link provided).
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thers a site call mp3towav.com they have a program there trhat will convert video for your i pod good luck i hope it works for you
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you just right click the iPod icon and click update.  then it'll update all the songs for you :]  or as you stated it'll download all the songs from your iTunes to your iPod
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I don't use itunes. There is a great winamp plug in for ipod that you can find here:\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/plugins/details.php?id=138888\n\nif you don't have winamp itself, go here:\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com