Can music be downloaded from a CD to a ipod?

Answer 1

Actually, you can even without the use of third party software. With your iPod connected to your machine find the ipod, allow the folder to show hidden files, and open up your ipod folder. Copy "iPod_Control" onto your computer and have iTunes add that folder to your music collection, that folder contains all your music on your iPod.

Answer 2

I know an iPod Transfer program. It will help you sync songs, movies, photos from iTunes to iPod, iPod to iPod, iPod to computer local disk. And also you can reference the iPod Manager, it not only can transfer files but also can create and edit the playlist for iPod or iPhone.

Answer 3

Well Lets See No! :)

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Yes there is stardumb. Plug your ipod into the computer through a wire thing. If you have itunes all of your songs are already on the computer. I know there is a way to do it.

Answer 4

Only if you purchased the songs. go on itunes and click on purchased songs and whatever song you are looking for should be there. if there are too many to look for, then simply go to search purchased songs and type in the song you are looking for. :)

Answer 5

Yes, you can transfer songs from your computer to your new iPod. You first must have the latest version of iTunes, which can be download for Mac or PC from Apple.com. Once you have iTunes, you can easily import songs from your computer to your iPod.

Answer 6

yes you can. you need a white cable which if you have lost can easily be bought at amazon.co.uk/ Amazon.com if you search '(NAME OF IPOD) computer cable' .

I'm already assuming that you have itunes on your computer and if not Google how to install it.

Put the cd into the computer and it should pop up with a box asking what you would like to do with it. click x and click onto itunes which should then ask you if you want to download it to your itunes library. click yes to everything that should come up. it will then begin downloading which may take a few minutes depending on the size of the cd and length of the songs. when all the songs have a green tick next to them instead of an orange line, you may then take out the cd. if you click on music which is on the top of the scrolling list at the left, and search (in the top right) for your songs they will be there. if you want them onto your ipod use the cable to plug in your ipod into the usb port. it should make a confirmation sound and you should wait at least 30 seconds. it may ask you to sign up for an apple account or something but just say 'ask again later' or 'try again later' . create a playlist by clicking file and create new playlist. make a name for your playlist such as '(YOUR NAME)'s songs' and click back onto music. left click the song you would like onto your ipod and hold it down until it looks like you have picked it up. drag it to your playlist and it should go a darker colour as if you have highlighted it. let go of the left click over the playlist and continue for any songs that you would like. then click on 'My ipod' or whatever your ipod's name is, and click on the music tab at the top. click the box next to your playlist and it should now have a tick in. at the bottom right it should say 'sync' . this means that all the songs on your playlist should be downloaded to your ipod for you to listen to at your leisure.

Answer 7

Plug in your iPod into the USB Port on your computer, When a Pop-up shows up. Click Sync Or transfer music from ipod to iTunes with an ipod transfer program.

Answer 8

Sorry, you can only get the music from Itunes!