Random I-pod Question
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From: SoCal
Originally Posted by minako,Jan 17 2007, 09:41 AM
Mom... you wanted iTunes to erase your iPod?
Make sure you tell iTunes to sync on connect. Also make sure your iTunes library is empty. Then plug the iPod in and it should automatically delete everything off of the iPod...
Make sure you tell iTunes to sync on connect. Also make sure your iTunes library is empty. Then plug the iPod in and it should automatically delete everything off of the iPod...
I will try again.................tanks for your help
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From: This is not my house!
Cracker this is not a recommended practice at all.
First: you will have no back up except your CDs Any loss of your iPod drive or accidental deletion (as described above) will leave you without those songs.
Second: you cannot get the music off the iPod without a third party application (kluge).
Personally I'd recommend against this strongly.
First: you will have no back up except your CDs Any loss of your iPod drive or accidental deletion (as described above) will leave you without those songs.
Second: you cannot get the music off the iPod without a third party application (kluge).
Personally I'd recommend against this strongly.
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From: Over the Electric Grapevine.....man
i do have just 1 more question 
if i am "manually managing" my songs how can i listen to all the songs on my ipod through itunes without having to "sync" the songs in? or is there a way?
if i am "manually managing" my songs how can i listen to all the songs on my ipod through itunes without having to "sync" the songs in? or is there a way?
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From: Over the Electric Grapevine.....man
wierd, i hit play and it just starts from the beginning. since i don't have my music arranged in playlists yet i'll have to get that organized before i have some fun, i'm guessing 