iTunes

No once you update you cant go back to a previous version unless you find it somewhere elsewhere than itunes.

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1. Go to the recruit section.

2. Go to w t f to see more details.

3. Go to the exit button and than press the plus button.

4. Choose a friend you want to invite.

No. He gave it to Tim. NO IPOD FOR NICK. Nick may borrow it, but it is still in rightful ownership of Timothy Johnson. I SUPPORT BARRACK OBAMA.

DRM free music stands for: Digital Right Management- free. It means there are no digital rights embedded in the file. That does not mean you are free to use it as you please though. Be careful when using so-called DRM free media. It may not really be DRM free and you may find yourself in trouble.

No, it isn't. You wouldn't be able to synchronize your iPod with the library without iTunes. See the link under the 'related links' section to download iTunes for free.

It would depend upon what you're making a podcast for.

If you spend lots of time on your podcast and use lots of effort, you'll do great.

An example of a good podcast is: Film Flim Flam at filmflimflam.webs.com. Make sure you check it out for some good pointers. (Did anyone notice that is a Freewebs website.?)

Here is the method I use to refresh my itunes library. It will result in all library tracks with missing files being deleted and all files in your music folder having an entry in the library, including any which currently have no entry. It is especially useful if you have multiple PCs saving files to the same folder as they quickly become out of synch.

1) if you have any playlists then use the export playlist function as these will be lost

2) go to music, select all tracks and remove from the library (press delete), but when have option whether to delete or keep files choose "keep files" or you will delete all your music !

3) repeat for audiobooks, podcasts etc

4) go to Edit> preferences >advanced and uncheck "copy files to itunes folder" (to prevent duplicates)

5) go to file >add folder to library, select your music folder (if you have moe than one folder you wil need to do them sequentially, repeating steps 5 to 7)

6) wait... how long will depend upon the number files, speed of PC etc but it could be an hour or more

7) once complete check everything is as expected

8) recheck the copy option in preferences >advanced incheck "copy files to itunes folder"

9) import playlists from the files created in step 1

$20 or $25 is usally good

From my expireance yes. just open up itunes on both the computers and it should work

Yes, it should stay on your iPod. There is no wireless beam being emitted from the computer that tells the iPod to delete items on its own.

Just like download again, loss for you. PS get a better computer, one that won' break down.

No. When you attempt to buy something on the computer that says you still have money, iTunes will log you in and update how much money you have in your account before the purchase is made. I know of cases where, due to a glitch on the iPhone (which has probably been patched by now), some users accidentally managed to spend more money than they had on iTunes. This caused their accounts to go into negative balance, and meant that you had to bring the balance back above zero before you could buy or update anything else.

Mostly you either delete songs, apps, videos or pictures. I can tell you right now videos take up a lot of GB, so I suggest deleting some of them first, then go from there.

Go to menu at the top lefthand corner.

Then swipe across your usename and click Delete/Remove

You should receive an e-mail from iTunes (the e-mail you set up the account with) stating exactly what you bought from iTunes.

You have to take the iPod Touch from the shelf (or just the tag if the iPods are locked into a case), take it to the cashier, and pay for it via debit, credit, cash, or check.

You hold the sleep/wake button, then hold the home button, then plug in your ipod and the itunes plug will show up like when it has first started.

The default audio formats that can be imported into iTunes are AAC, AIFF, Apple Lossless, MP3, or WAV.

Yes it does work but the videocamera says cannoy fing file or broken file , yes you could play Pokemon

Try highlighting all of the songs in your iTunes library and, while the iPod is connected to iTunes, drag it over onto the iPod menu in the iTunes navigation bar to your left. It should add all of the songs to it.

Songs that are sung by Venus Hum can be purchased at most stores that provide the sale of music. These songs are also available for download from sites such as iTunes.

it might be a compatibility issue. check if the app works with your version of i touch.

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If they did not go into the Trash they may be in the Music folder within the iTunes Music folder within the iTunes folder in your Music section.