Can I start my new IPod nano at someone elses pc and download their music and then take home to my own pc?
Q. What happens to the music I put on the ipod nano from my friend's pc when I go home and synch into my home computer. Its new and not used yet. I don't have an ITunes account on my pc yet either.
Asked by taormina - Fri Mar 6 09:27:18 2009 - Music & Music Players - 11 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You should install your i Tunes account on your PC. And before you syn into your home computer, you will need to firstly install an i Pod transfer program on your computer, like this one called Tansee i Pod Transfer With a few simple clicks, it will help you transfer all music/video from i Pod to computer, and then you can easily add those songs back to i Tunes. If you did not utilize i Pod transfer and directly click syn, it will erase all music. Hope this can help.
Answered by Elsa - Fri Mar 6 09:38:43 2009

What ipod should i get an ipod classic or nano?
Q. I am thinking about treating myself to an ipod, but i am completely stuck between choosing the ipod classic 160gb or the 16gb ipod nano. Please could someone tell me the pros and cons of them both to help me decide. Thanks
Asked by Adam - Thu Feb 18 11:11:27 2010 - Music & Music Players - 6 Answers - Comments

A. Dont get a classic, they normally break a few days out of warranty like mine :@
Answered by Callie - Thu Feb 18 12:21:50 2010

IPOD nano?
Q. To those of you that have an ipod nano, I wanted to ask for one for christmas and I was wondering if you think this is worth asking for? And if it isn't, which one would be better? I have never had an MP3 player of any kind, so I wouldn't know how to use one. Are they easy to use? Please tell me all about the ipod nano.
Asked by eMMa's MoM - Mon Nov 27 20:30:20 2006 - Music & Music Players - 6 Answers - Comments

A. I just got myself a brand new Nano and love it! They are very easy to use. You do need i Tunes, which you can download from apple.com for free. Then you connect your i Pod using the included cable and it will walk you through adding songs to it. I prefer to create playlists of songs and instead of auto syncing (where i Tunes automatically adds your songs from your Music Library), I prefer to do it manually and drag the playlists I want onto the i Pod (which shows in i Tunes after it's connected). I got a 4 gigabyte one which will hold 1000 songs, roughly. You can also put pictures on it but I mostly use mine for music. The colors are really cool...I got the pink one. They are small and because they have a flash drive, it can survive a drop… [cont.]
Answered by Cyndie - Mon Nov 27 20:41:24 2006

How do I get ipod nano apps to my iphone?
Q. I used to have an ipod nano with some games that I downloaded. Now I upgraded to an iphone but the apps that I have in my itunes library won't sync to it. Is there a way that I can sync my ipod nano apps to my iphone?
Asked by T_ROSS - Fri Jan 28 00:52:36 2011 - Music & Music Players - 3 Answers - Comments

A. No. There is no way to put non i Phone apps from Apple on an i Phone.
Answered by insomnisquirrel - Fri Jan 28 00:56:28 2011

How do I convert my ipod nano camera videos to windows movie maker?
Q. Me, and my little sister are making a movie, and we want to know how do we convert the ipod nano videos on to the windows movie maker. We have them copied to the compute, and it's a file labeled "Ipod Cache" and the videos are there, but how do I convert them into windows movie maker?
Asked by Yelinda Dejesus - Tue Aug 2 22:50:42 2011 - Camcorders - 4 Answers - Comments

A. i Pod produce videos in MP4 format if you check out the video extension. Windows Movie Maker reads videos in WMV, AVI format. So to speak, you will have to convert the MP4 formats to WMV or AVI. This requires a program to do it. The best and most reliable video converter tool that I've ever used is a tool called Video Converter . It's able to convert all videos between various formats. Easy to use and professional. You should really give it a try. You may check out at: Best of luck.
Answered by Julie - Sat Aug 6 20:21:24 2011

Can you connect ipod nano screen to an ipod video with a broken screen?
Q. The screen on my ipod video broke, and I have an ipod nano with no funcionality but the screen does work. So I want to know if i can connect the ipod nano screen to the 30 gig ipod. Does anyone know if this is possible before I disasemble my video?
Asked by Mav4life - Sat Feb 16 23:31:58 2008 - Music & Music Players - 3 Answers - Comments

A. I don't think that you can, plus, the nano's screen is smaller, so you would end up with exposed electronics, and the new screen would be very unstable, if it even worked at all.
Answered by DonnaBee - Wed Feb 20 11:21:02 2008

IPod Nano?
Q. Does anyone know how to turn off the repeat and shuffle functions on an IPod Nano.
Asked by JC - Mon Jul 31 03:05:24 2006 - Music & Music Players - 6 Answers - Comments

A. what she said if not fo to setting main menu find it and turn it off
Answered by - Mon Jul 31 03:08:56 2006

IPOD Na NO!!??
Q. How do you turn off a Nano? I know that with my 5th generation Video Ipod, u just hold down the play button. Is it the same for the nano, cuz i did that and it didnt turn off.
Asked by MizzSummer - Tue Mar 27 09:44:21 2007 - Music & Music Players - 2 Answers - Comments

A. Yes, it is the same. Although, they can be temperamental sometimes.
Answered by Mister Man - Tue Mar 27 09:48:40 2007

What is the oldest generation of ipod nano that can be used in the 2009 Honda Civic?
Q. I would like to purchase a used ipod nano to keep in my car so I don't have to keep taking my itouch in and out of the car. Any one know what's the oldest nano that can be used using the factory installed connection? I'm only interested in a nano and I don't need any accessories to connect the ipod to the car. Thanks!
Asked by snealie - Sat Jan 24 08:39:39 2009 - Honda - 2 Answers - Comments

A. All ipods will work fine (except the shuffle) if your using the USB connection in the armrest. If your using the 3.5 mm jack below the volume control, all ipods will work.
Answered by cbrdgt. - Sat Jan 24 11:49:43 2009

How can you connect a new ipod nano to a 2009 Ford Mariner radio with 6 disc changer?
Q. My g/f just bought a 2009 Mariner and her birthday is coming up... I was thinking about buying her an Ipod nano as part of her birthday gift, but I want to make sure I have all the peripherals to hook it up to her radio in her Mariner... Is there anything special that I will need, or is the output cord from the nano enough?
Asked by Hades G - Mon Aug 10 12:34:28 2009 - Car Audio - 1 Answers - Comments

A. You will need an integration kit. Try your local car audio specialty store. Rockford Fosgate, Alpine, DICE, PAC, and Peripheral all make good units. I use the RF unit in my 05 honda, and it works like a champ, so try and go that way first.
Answered by - Mon Aug 10 12:39:31 2009

ipod nano?
Q. I asked for a 3rd generation ipod nano for christmas, so im wondering a few things about it... Is it good? Is it durable/does it break or freeze easily? How long does your battery really last? Is it easy to get videos on? Do you have to buy every song you put on there? Can you only use itunes to get music on there? Will it only work with special ipod headphones? Is the battery rechargeable? and overall would you recommend it? thanks, im like totally new with anything ipod related. haha
Asked by ::Scream Your Heart Out:: - Thu Dec 20 20:24:08 2007 - Music & Music Players - 3 Answers - Comments

A. I love my new nano! i upgraded from the first generation, and i am so glad i did. I have had issues with mine freezing, and it will stop working for a day or so then start working again. I will listen to music and play Solitaire, and I can get a good 8 hours or so off of that (and the games kill the battery). Videos- still figuring that out! Most of my songs are from my CDs i already owned, but buying i Tunes is reasonably cheap, so yeah. You have to have everything (music, videos, pics) in i Tunes, but you can buy off of other sites. Most normal headphones work with i Pods- many people don't recommend using the white ones, because it is a tip-off to thieves. The battery is rechargable. I would totally recommend it- it's sooo amazingly… [cont.]
Answered by SG31 - Fri Dec 21 21:46:15 2007

What ever happened to the i Pod Nano settlement for the 1st generation i Pod Nanos?
Q. What ever happened to the i Pod Nano settlement for the 1st generation i Pod Nanos? I signed up online but never heard anything. Do I get any type of Apple credit?
Asked by Rich - Mon Sep 14 23:15:32 2009 - Music & Music Players - 1 Answers - Comments

A. I wish I knew. I too am in same boat. Bought one of these 1st gen Ipod Nano's, signed up for the suit and am now looking for where our money is.
Answered by Tara - Tue Sep 15 18:21:32 2009

Can I exchange my ipod nano for the newer ipod?
Q. Not realizing that a new ipod was coming out, I got the ipod nano a week before the ipod nano came out. I bought it less that a month ago and haven't used it or put music on it, I've only charged it. Can I bring it back for in store credit (I bought it from the Apple store)? Also, it is the product red, will they let me exchange it? Thanks!
Asked by QT Patuty - Fri Sep 12 16:17:47 2008 - Music & Music Players - 2 Answers - Comments

A. technically ,in 30 days if you still have the recip you can give it back ang get you money back or any other product .I did so with a mac air laptop ,i returned it in 20 days because i didn't like the color :| the first gave me the money back and then asked me if i want to buy any other product :| .This should work for you too :)
Answered by zgherlos - Fri Sep 12 16:23:11 2008

How do I fix my Ipod nano screen from freezing?
Q. I have a 4th generation ipod nano that is about 8 months old. Recently I have had problems with the ipod "sticking". At random points during a song, the ipod's screen (while the music continues to play as instructed) will freeze, preventing me from adjusting volume, changing song, navigating the menu, turning off, or doing other functions. After about 20 seconds, the screen unfreezes, only to repeat about 30 seconds later. Please help. Any suggestions are useful.
Asked by Maria D - Wed Jul 15 07:00:03 2009 - Music & Music Players - 1 Answers - Comments

A. Have you ever tried restarting your nano? or how about restoring it? These two methods usually work in these small problems. To restart your nano manually, hold both the center button and the menu button until the screen blanks out and then reboots by itself. Let go once it restarts. It might be around 10 seconds or so. You could also try restoring the nano because there might be a bug in it. To restore, simply plug the nano in i Tunes, and press the restore button in the middle of the screen =]
Answered by ieatsheeet ~3.08.09~ <3 - Wed Jul 15 07:35:59 2009

How can I add a playlist to my i Pod nano from a different computer?
Q. I have an i Pod nano and I need a playlist from a friend's computer. I have connected the i Pod to the computer containing the desired playlist, but how do I get it on my i Pod without syncing the whole i Tunes library? Serious answers are appreciated. Thank you. Thanks for your answers. I appreciate your awareness of the law. I can assure you the music I am attempting to share is certainly legal.
Asked by amanda c - Mon Nov 12 02:38:00 2007 - Music & Music Players - 2 Answers - Comments

A. 1. Click your ipod in the devices list in itunes 2. select the tab "summary" 3. check the box "manually manage music" 4. click apply 5. drag the playlist onto the ipod. if you want to put it onto the ipod to take it home to put it in your own library. enable disk use in the same place as before and just put it on as a file. in "my computer" if ur on windows. or on the ipod icon on desktop in mac.
Answered by Simon F - Mon Nov 12 03:13:04 2007

How do you put music on your i Pod Nano from your Computer?
Q. I just got an i Pod nano and I have some songs from my old MP3 that I want to put on it. The setup isn't the same as my old MP3, where you could just click and drag music files into folders marked 'Music' or whatever. Do you have to have i Tunes to put music on your i Pod nano? If so is it possible to put already existing music files in my computer in there without having to go re-buy them?
Asked by Blue Wolf - Thu Dec 25 15:55:47 2008 - Music & Music Players - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You have to have itunes because Apple tries to prevent illegal downloading and such. You can drag your files into itunes but you have to have another copy of them in the computer. Hope I answered your question to your understanding. :)
Answered by You Know You Love Me - Mon Dec 29 01:42:16 2008

How do I get songs from my ipod nano to my itunes?
Q. I have an old nano that has all my songs, but somehow my songs on itunes got deleted. So I want to get the songs on the nano to itunes so I can also get those songs to my new ipod. I got all my songs from limewire. I don't want to download software, free or otherwise(viruses). So how do I do this?
Asked by S. Queen - Sat May 15 19:07:08 2010 - Music & Music Players - 9 Answers - Comments

A. Hello there, as long as your songs are still on your i Pod, you can get them back to your computer and i Tunes easily. This is how I did. I used Media Widget to move all library files from my i Pod onto my computer and i Tunes It can transfer all i Pod content to the i Tunes on your computer, including i Pod music, movies, playlists, videos, podcasts, ratings, last played, and more. It's such a powerful one that many friends around me have used it for a long time. Easy and safe. Now all files are on your computer and i Tunes, you can sync your i Pod with it smoothly without deleting any files. Just free download it to try. For more i Pod support information you can also go to
Answered by Karl - Sun May 16 00:39:10 2010

i Pod nano??
Q. I just bought a new i Pod nano. I want to take around 500 songs off of my old i Pod and put them on the new i Pod nano. Is there anyway I can do this???
Asked by the80sroxs - Wed Nov 22 10:34:46 2006 - Music & Music Players - 4 Answers - Comments

A. Unless you have the songs from your old i Pod already in your i Tunes library, you wont be able to do this easily. Because of Apple crappy sharing rules, you are not able to Upload songs from your ipod, only download and sync from the current i Tunes library associated with that i Pod. If the music is already in your library, you will be good to go. Just connect your new i Pod and i Tunes will ask you to assign the library and away you go.
Answered by the_big_v - Wed Nov 22 10:51:30 2006

What should i get a ipod nano or a ipod classic?
Q. Recently apple released an ipod nano 5th gen and they also released a updated ipod classic. So i was wondering what i should get the ipod nano 16gb or the ipod classic 160gb. I know they both have there ups and downs but i still dont know what to get so can anyone help me chose.
Asked by German A - Sun Sep 13 10:03:10 2009 - Music & Music Players - 7 Answers - Comments

A. it depends on what youre using it for.. if you want small, a choice of colors, and a camera go with the nano if you don't care about the size and want alot of storage go with the classic i would say the classic because most people already have cameras in their phone and color doesnt really matter to me..the 144 more gigs is a huge thing..in my opinion storage is everything in an ipod if you need any other info go to this website ..
Answered by matt11 - Sun Sep 13 10:14:25 2009

How do i transfer a Ipod Nano to another computer and keep the music with on it?
Q. Ok , I'm giving my 1st generation Ipod nano to my dad and he wants to put it on his laptop. I has 258 song on it right now. Is there a way i can keep the songs on the ipod nano when i put it on his laptop? All i want is the songs on the ipod , nothing else. I have the original cd software for this ipod.
Asked by Alicia W - Wed Mar 11 18:26:12 2009 - Music & Music Players - 5 Answers - Comments

A. Here is a solution. Simply use this handy program called Tansee i Pod Transfer to help you to backup and transfer those songs onto his laptop and i Tunes Many of my friends are using it for its easy and safe transfer. The whole process goes as follows: With just a few simple clicks, it will help you transfer all videos/songs from i Pod back to computer, and then you can easily add those songs back to i Tunes. In this case, all songs/videos are on his i Tunes library that he can syn with whenever he wants to without deleting any files. More importantly, this won't overwrite any original files on your i Pod. It even has step-by-step guide on the whole process: Best luck!
Answered by Baldwin - Wed Mar 11 20:31:50 2009