iPod

buy some headphones with speeker plug it in and open the app and hit he record button

it will work

No. To transfer apps to another iPod this is what you have to do:

Connect your iPhone into your MAC or PC and iTunes should pop-up (if it doesn't it means you've disabled it to do so, so open it up yourself). In the top left side of the screen on your MAC, click file, then there will be a button which says 'Transfer Purchases from iPod'. It does not matter if you connect iPhone, iPod, iPhone... it will do it with anything. Also it includes all free and paid apps.

After doing this disconnect iPod and connect new iPod where just sync it; MAKE SURE that the box 'sync apps with iPod' is ticked, you can check it when you connect your iPod to iTunes, click on it and there will be a tab called 'APPS', there you will find the box.

Any other help, just email me or ask a question.

So Conclusion:

1.Connect iPod

2.Click 'Transfer Purchases from iPod/iPhone/iPad...

3.Disconnect iPod

4.Connect new iPod

5.Sync it making sure the box 'sync apps' is ticked.

The app store?

Rather than absolute file types both .MOV and .MP4 are what are known as Container formats. They can hold various file types in a single file. The .M4V extension is a variation of the .MP4 (MPEG-4) type known as MPEG-4 Visual. So the question is: what do you want to do with the file?

If you want to edit the file then the .MOV option is a good choice as it allows editing to take place without the need to handle and rewrite the original files.

If you want to upload a video to the web then the H.264 option (itself part of the MP4 specification known as H.264/AVC/MPEG-4 Part 10) is a good choice offering the highest quality balanced with the smallest file size that is widely usable - for example the FLV (another container format) videos found on YouTube can be H.264.

If you want to burn a video onto a DVD then MPEG-2 would be preferable as that will be read by all DVD players.

Within any option you can alter the quality by increasing/decreasing the compression and delivery rates. If the video is going to a phone the data rate could be down to 80 kbit per second and the sane video viewed on a computer would be delivered at up to 5 Mbit per second.

There is no simple answer as it will depend upon the nature of the video file, what you wish to do with it, and what you would consider an acceptable quality.

Yes but it can be a bad idea

Impossible to answer without knowing exactly what the breakage is. Chances are, it won't be repairable, and will have to be replaced.

I have nook tablet, but see if this works:

You go to the shop. then click the account button in the top right corner.

click on gift cards, then click on add gift card.

After you add your gift card, anything you purchase comes off of your gift card.

from the market or app store either one

i don't know i have had the problem for a long time i signed up for apple to call me and when they did the didn't know what was wrong with it odd?

No unfortunately you can't, you'll just have to listen to those songs again!!!!! =] sorry

please i need these questions

The ross stores get a cd every month from corp to play in stores

in the glove compatrment

No, you cannot download games from Google Play onto your iPod 4gen. You have to use the iTunes App store.

It's free but it only works with wifi 😋

Yes u should defiantly get and ipod touch they are good in so many ways u can check the weather report when u need to get awesome apps and alot more. I have one my self it is totally one of the thing u should have

You can set the sensativity of the screen but it is fairly sensitive to touches.

What is the best way to change a device driver?

It is a very reliable item that will not break if it drops on concrete, the front won't scratch, and it has fast internet.

when you plug it in there will be an icon. click on it and on the bottom right there will be a button that says sync or when your ipod shows up on being connected to itunes library click on file in the top left-hand corner and on that list there is an option sayng sync ipod

Stores do not make prices an even dollar because they would like to appeal more to the customers with a cheaper price, even if it is only one cent less. They price at the 99 cents level because they really think the American public will think they have a special low price. Believe it or not a lot of people fall for this nonsense. IIRC John Wanamaker, a Philadelphia department store owner in the 1800s, started this. Back then they didn't have sales tax, so an item priced at $5 cost the customer $5, and the registers depended a great deal on the honesty of the clerks. Wanamaker found that sometimes his staff, when faced with the task of ringing up a $5 sale, would wrap the purchase, take the money, claim he'd ring it up later but put the money in his pocket instead. When Wanamaker priced items at $4.95, the clerk had to open the register to get the customer his nickel.

The answer to this question is YES! and even better, there are cables that aren't *proprietary*whereby chargingyou an arm and a leg at your local IPOD store. The headphone jack on the IPOD is just like that on any walkman, boombox, or even computer soundcard. The jack is referred to as a 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack (by size). It has 3 separate contacts: 2 of the contacts are for the separate (right and left) speaker channels, and the third contact (closest to the jack handle) is a common ground for the right and left. The most common input on stereos (home style in living room or boombox style) is RCA input jacks. The cable you are looking for has a 3.5 mm jack on one end, and a pair of RCA connectors on the other end (respective to right and left channels). These cables are a standard commodity at electronic stores such as Best Buy, Music Center, Target, Walmart, and even Radio Shack. The lazy types can order one via online websites for these stores.

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