If you have an iPhone or an iPod Touch, you will need iTunes in order to transfer music, videos and apps between your computer and your iPod. However, you can purchase music and apps (anything less than 10 megs) directly through the iPhone and iPod Touch (this may change with the 3.0 firmware; I'm still a little shaky on that).
If you have most other models of iPod, you can use alternative media applications like Winamp, Amarok, etc. to transfer music and videos between your computer and your iPod, but you will still need iTunes to update or restore the firmware on your device.
Yes, iTunes is a required free installation on your computer to use the iPod Touch. You do not need to register an iTunes account with Apple, however.
Yes.
No, you do not have to have iTunes 9 for an iPod Touch, but iTunes 8.0 or later is required.
It depends on what you are doing on your iPod. The password should not be required on the startup of your iPod.
You just need to download iTunes.
You should download iTunes. If it does not work download it again. Make sure you have your ipod up to date and you have the new version of iTunes.
It has the drivers for Mass Storage Devices, but not the apple ipodservice.exe, Apple Mobile Device Support or ituneshelper.exe is required for recognition of the iPod
You only have to pay for the song. There is no payment required for the transferring process from iTunes to the iPod Touch.
uncheck them in your itunes then sync your ipod. Then they should be on your itunes but not your ipod.
You cant convert it from your computer to your ipod unless you buy it on itunes. If you get it on itunes on your ipod, when you sync it, it will go on itunes
You do not install iTunes into your iPod. You have to use iTunes to download iPod software to get the iPod going.
Yes, iTunes 10.1 or later is required.
Yes, you do. iTunes is required to activate the iTouch.
All iPod apps are from iTunes.