iPod

I never had this happen but you could TRY restarting your iPod by going into the Settings>general and no media or data would be deleted.Or "Restore"Every apps would be still there and your music.You just need to back your device up...or creating a new

account and try again ,hope this helped

no, to get internet you need a wifi connection where ever you are. if there is not one that you can connect to, then you cant use internet

Install the app iBooks (It's from apple) and on the top right hand corner there is a store button and thats where they are.

There are different things for each iPod. I have the fourth generation, so I have a camera on mine. My friend has the third generation but does not have a camera. The other iPods are also thicker.

if you have usb chord and if your computer has a usb port just connect that 2 usb and download all you want on your ipod

listen and listen well. Ipods, ipod touches, and everything that has earphones that go in your ears. Damage to the ears can be prevented! JUst dont put the ipod on too high wit volume and dont listen to it too much. It's all about duration. If u do this, u will be fine

Damage such as loss of hearing.

"U wanna come to my house for some fun?" she whispered.

"Huh?"

"Cum to my house," she said.

"Wat did u mutter?"

"CUM TO MY HOUSE!"

"Oh!!! Ok."

hahaha. but this realy can happen.

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There is no ´VLC files´ or ´iTunes files´. VLC can save audio and video as various formats. iTunes uses mp4/acc (labeled as ´m4a´). Mp4 is a ´container' format, iTunes uses the mp4 container to hold aac codec information.

Yes downloading copyrighted music is generally considered illegial because it is being 'distributed' In Canada it's not illegal. Using softwares like Limewire to download songs is illegal no matter which country unless or otherwise the music not copyrighted. What music is NOT copyrighted????????

Check to make sure it is an mp3 file, not wma or whatever.

You cannot purchase or download any app from the App Store without your iTunes account password.

However, if you have the password remembered on your computer, you can purchase the app through iTunes, and then transfer it through the USB-iPod Touch cable from there.

Yes you can

Both of them has the same size about the port. But different output voltage and current.

Well, there's certain ways to put movies into Ipod Nanos.

There's downloading and installing your own DVD.

I installed my own DVD to put in The Simpson's Movie.

This way you might have to copy a DVD or something like that.

After that, The movie will be loading into Itunes, and then when

it's there, you can drag it to *Your name here's Ipod*

Then you might have the movie.

It worked for me.

Just connect you'r iPod to computer/laptop via the USB cable and then click on the little sign that's shows the name and type of you'r iPod and then there should be a button that says "sync", click that and then wait for it to finish it

connect your iPod and open iTunes. control-click or right click on the iPod and select Transfer Purchases. note that this will only work with your purchased music. to get all of your music and other media transfered, back up iTunes to CD, or copy the files to an external hard drive, then connect the drive or insert the cd. copy the files from the drive to your iTunes music folder, then open iTunes and add them to your library. if you used a CD, insert it then open iTunes. a dialog should appear and you click Restore From this Backup. if that doesn't happen, follow the same steps used for the external hard drive.

you will need to a get a Sony LBT-ZX66i or other of it models that comes "ipod ready". this models have a docking station for your ipod, once plugged you can listen to your music without an aux cord... with price tags $290+... i wont mind using the aux cable!!!

yes if they are purchased from the itunes store. to get money on itunes buy an itunes card and scratch of the back then redeem.now back to the question.yes if they are purchased from the itunes store. no if you rip it from a CD you own. but i don't know if rippin dvds is o.k.

It can access any Wi-Fi router (but locked ones need a password or WEP key), but certainly not from anywhere in the world.

Most routers only have a 200 foot max radius coverage, and that is if there are no walls or obstructions to block the signal.

i don't care of this question jk ! i don't know i had trouble with this myself.

normally you can tell when your iPod shuffle is charging is because the little light will turn orange when it's on the charger and when it's fully charged the light will turn green!

There needs to be a wireless network in the area (wi-fi). When there is one... turn on the ipod. Tap the "Settings" app. Tap the Wi-fi option. Then the wireless network's name should appear. Tap the network, and it may ask for a password. Once you enter the password you should be able to access the internet.

The founder of the iPod is the company Apple

it depends on the length of the individual songs for audio cds

sometimes you can fit up to about 20 songs on one disc, so with that logic you'd use 200 cds

if you are simply transferring the files from one source to another, you can fit many more song FILES onto a disc, 700 MBs worth. so once again it depends on the size of each individual file.

basically 700 MBs = 120 to 160 songs

then you would only need 25 - 35 discs

if all you need to do is transfer files, buy a flash drive. they cost about 20 dollars and you can reuse them and reuse them forever, that's much more cost efficient (and green (: )

or buy an external hard drive / borrow one from a friend

4000 songs is about 30 gigs, so no matter which way you do it it will take a little while (or a very long while) yet another option if you are transferring files is to separate them all into zip files and upload them to the internet, then download them wherever you want them to end up. i recommend mediafire because it's free and fast

8GB:- £165.00 16GB:-£214.00 32GB:- £282.00 these are the prices argos are selling them at. http://www.argos.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Search?storeId=10001&langId=-1&searchTerms=iPod&tag=HPSearch3