When you attach an iPod to a computer for the first time it will ask you if you want to manage your music automatically or manually. Automatically means that every time you hook up your ipod it will sync all the songs from your iTunes library to the ipod and wipe out all songs on your ipod that are not in your itunes library. Manually means that when you hook up your ipod it will not sync anything: You have to manually drag the songs from itunes to your ipod.
Now if you want to go the other way (get music from your ipod and put it in itunes) that's harder. Itunes doesn't allow you to burn discs from playlists on your ipod so you need to be creative. What you have to do is go to "My Computer" and under the folder options you need to "show hidden files and folders". The ipod music is hidden (for safety reasons) so depending on your computer you'll need to do a bit of searching. Once you find them they'll be labeled with code letters (AJDK for e.g. ) Some will show you the title of the song when you put your cursor over them or check the file properties, but otherwise when you click on them they'll be added to your itunes library. A lot of work for just a simple thing but it works every time.
You will not have to buy the music again - you will be able to connect up the iPod via usb and transfer it over. Or you can put it on a CD. I remember it just automatically puts all of the music on your computer to your iPod.
In order to put music on an iPod, first put the music into your computer's iTunes (download this if necessary). Once the music is in the iTunes, syncing the iPod should put the music in.
You hook it on your computer and it will put all the music from your computer onto it. But first, always charge it first.
Why does iTunes lose your music library?If you have put any new music on your iPod lately, your computer could have synced your iPod and deleted all of the music.
yes, download music to computer,the put it on the ipod.
no, 1.Itunes is free 2.you can put music on your computer to Itunes then ipod.
get it on your computer then put it on the other ipod
A USB cord that you plug into your computer
YES!!
There is no way to play music from your iPod without syncing it with iTunes, unless you can find a user generated program online. However, you can put music from iTunes and your iPod on other devices by following the steps on this website: http://hubpages.com/hub/transfer-music-from-ipod-to-computer. Once your music is on your computer, move the file from your computer to the removable device you wish yo put it on.
first plug in the iPod to the computer and open iTunes. then press transfer purchases to get the music from your iPod to the computer. then make a playlist and put all your music that you want to sync on their. then insert a disk and press burn playlist to disk in the menu bar above.
If there is music that is not on your computer or synced to your computer the computer will replace it with things it recognizes AKA music on your computer. to fix go on your ipod menu in itunes and click do not auto sync when plugged. also click manually manage music and you can put on your music from your computer on your ipod and be happy.