iPod

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The size of an mp3 file will vary depending upon the length of the song and the amount of compression used. A higher level of compression will mean poorer sound quality but a smaller file size. In general an average three minute song at an acceptable sound quality will be around 4 or 5MB.

Copying CDs to your iPod is illegal in Canada. Michael Geist said, "The Canadian Supreme Court today declined to hear a case involving the private copying levy and its application to the Apple iPod. While some are celebrating, the decision effectively renders copying CDs onto an iPod unlawful in Canada. I've posted an additional perspective that challenges the recording industry's decision to welcome the decision. I argue that it signifies an escalation of its war against its own artists." By making second copies of the CD, you are effectively using one CD as two. So you must buy a copy online, at iTunes or other sites for iPod tracks.

-I am not sure about one gig, but my iPod has 60 and it hold around 14000 songs.. hope that helps. -It can hold up to 240 songs, but the new ipod shuffle can hold up to 1,000 songs.

According to the official song storage capacity on Apple.com, an 8 gb iPod Touch can hold 1,750 songs.

However, it really depends on the length of your songs, and the kbps your music is set at. If your songs are mostly about 3 minutes, and your songs are at 128kbps, then you should be able to hold about 2700 songs. If your songs are 4 minutes long then you can hold about 2030 songs.

96 kbps, at 3 mins: 3610 songs

128 kbps, at 3 mins: 2700 songs

160 kbps, at 3 mins: 2170 songs

192 kbps, at 3 mins:1810 songs

224 kbps, at 3 mins:1550 songs

256 kbps, at 3 mins:1350 songs

320 kbps, at 3 mins: 1080 songs

The higher the kbps, the better the sound quality, but 128 kbps sounds perfect on Ipods.

To begin with, make sure your iPod is completely off. Then, make sure your iPod is completely turned off. Plug in the USB into the iPod, and hit the home button for about 5 seconds until the Apple logo shows up, and a screen comes on having the iTunes logo, and the part of the USB that gets plugged into your computer comes up. Then, iTunes will show up with the message saying that there is an iPod plugged into the computer that is in recovery mode, and it must be restored, so then you hit restore, and it should be restored.

I dont know ask someone else

Yes! You will get a bill for every free app you downloaded.

No, it is not legal if you don't own the CD.

Ipod touch baby!!!!

The only downside is that the iPod touch is more expensive. I wouldn't get the 8gb iPod touch though. if you want 8gb i would get the iPod nano. Because the iPod 8gb touch can hold 1750 songs with ten hours of video. 32gb iPod touch can arange prices of 300 to 400 but totaly worth it!!!! 7,000 songs with 40 Hours of video!!!! But bigger is better the 64gb 14000 songs and 80 hours of video!!!!!! It has more features and apps tooo!!!!!!! with the nano it only goes up to 16gb at the most!!!! also the awesome thing is its screen is sooo much bigger!!!!!! but if u like small more portable music players and your not a really trust worthy person (if ure good at losing things and not good at finding) i would get the iPod nano!!! LOL anyway it really depends on the person and wat U want! Dont take words from any one else.

Every one at my school had an iPod nano. They were like get an iPod nano for Christmas. Dont get a touch they brake easily but i already bout the iPod touch and im waiting for Christmas so i can open that little buddy up!!!

really its YOUR decision and make a wise decision and choose what U want. Besides theyre both great!!!

no once you have bought the app, you won't have to buy it again. Even after you have deleted the app you can re download it for free. updates for the app is usually free.

no they don't, but with the internet, it uses wifi, so you have to pay to use internet anywhere where you haven't set up wifi, or something like that...

Well, if it can't restore then just go to the store you got it from and have them fix it or exchange for a new one.

First, tell your parents only the positives. For example, they have apps that you can use for school. A great deal of apps are free, too, along with it being a great investment. Other than that just try to be creative.

You can't just 'convince' your parents to pay $200+ for an iPod Touch just for you. It doesn't work that way. Convincing is nearly impossible, but just try waiting for Christmas.

iPods have a lithium-ion battery that only recharges up to around 1000 cycles. It is a weak battery that won't last forever. If your iPod is an older model, it is possible that the battery needs to be replaced. If your iPod is fairly new, there might be a connection problem due to a manufacturer defect. Take it into the Apple store to get the problem resolved.

It can be done this way:

Connect your ipod to the computer and you will immediately get an alert come up on the computer which should read:

"itunes has detected songs not in the library, do you want to transfer these songs to the itunes library?" (something along those lines....)

to which you should click "YES"

If you reset your ipod, by holding menu and the center button at the same time, it powers down and powers back on.

If you restore the ipod to factory settings. All of the media on the ipod is erased and software files on the ipod are restored.

which generation your ipod touch is? if you use itunes to transfer songs from laptop to an ipod touch, you must will get frustrated since itunes will promply wipe out all your previous music, video on ipod and replac them with the itunes library. so for safe, you shoule be good to turn to other tool and get some help in this case.

you can go to this page:

http://www.ipodtocomputertransfers.com/can-you-put-songs-and-videos-on-an-ipod-touch-without-itunes.html

may this will be helpful to you. it seems that program in it support all ipod touch and ipods.

It depends on the iPod. The current best iPod Touch holds 64GB, whereas the lowest shuffles hold 2GB

You plug your ipod into your computer using the USB cord provided. On the left side of your itunes your ipod should show up under "Devices". Make a folder on the same left side by clicking the "Plus Sign" symbol and add the songs you want by dragging them from your library to that list. Click on the ipod name on the left side (which is located under "Devices:) and at the top of the screen there will be options. There is one option called "Music", click that. From there you will see "Playlists" and "Artists". There will be boxes next to each of the playlists. Now find the playlist you just made with the songs you wanted to put on your ipod. Click the box next to that playlist. Once you do this look below to "Apply" and click this. Now itunes will be adding all your new songs onto your ipod. Once the songs have been added just click the eject button next to your ipod name on the left side and you can safely remove your device. Hope this helps.

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No. If you really want to delete it you right click the song in your iTunes library itself on your laptop and press delete. It is permanent, though.

If you accidentally downloaded it then you have to go to the iTunes store and sign in where your apple id address is. Under purchase history select "See All". Scroll all the way down and press Report a Problem. Enter the month and year that you bought it or go through every batch to find it. When you find it (they may be grouped together if you bought more than one song at once) press the arrow to the left of the order date. You will see a list of songs. Press Report a Problem and fill out the form. An apple associate will email you and give you credit for 1 song.