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Best Answer: Well first you open those songs up with iTunes. Find the file for the song, right click on the icon, and go to 'Open With' and you choose iTunes. Once they're on your iTunes library, you plug in your iPod, and an icon for your iPod should appear on the iTunes left sidebar. How to Add Music to iPod Nano without iTunes (Easy) Adding music to iPod using iTunes will delete the existing music from iPod as well. If you won't lose any data, stop using iTunes. Instead, you can try iMyFone TunesMate iOS Transfer which is an application that allows you to have control over your music. The fifth generation even comes complete with a camera. To start listening to music on the Nano, you have to download the music files from your computer using. 'When I want to sync Apple Music to my iPod Nano, I received a message said. It is the only one that let you download tracks onto the iPod, and even stream. So if you have an iPod too and do not wish to spend your hard earned money on paid songs and music, then below given article will be of great interest to you. There are many ways and tips to get free music for iPod Touch/Nano/Shuffle. Part 1: Get Free Music for iPod from PC or Mobile; Part 2: Get Free Music for iPod Touch/Nano/Shuffle.
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Whether you are transporting audio for an upcoming business meeting or just want something to listen to on the ride to work, the portable iPod Shuffle can come in handy. Songs can be downloaded onto your iPod Shuffle using three different methods in iTunes: automatically, via the Autofill feature and manually. How you download using these three methods varies slightly depending on the generation of iPod Shuffle you are using.
Download Automatically on 3rd and 4th Generation Shuffle
1.Connect your iPod Shuffle to your computer using the USB dock cable that came with the device.
2.Launch iTunes and click your iPod's Shuffle under the Devices heading.
3.Click the radio button next to “Entire music library” or “Selected playlists, artists, albums and genres,' depending on the songs you want to download. If you selected “Selected playlists, artists, albums and genres,” click the checkboxes next to the content you want to download.
4.Click the checkbox next to “Automatically fill free space with songs.”
5.Click the “Apply” button to download your music.
Download Using Autofill
1.Connect your iPod to your computer, launch iTunes and click your device under the Devices heading.
2.Click “Settings” in the main iTunes window if you are using a third or fourth-generation iPod Shuffle. Click “Contents” if you are using a first or second-generation device. Click 'Settings' after clicking “Contents.”
3.Click the checkboxes next to your desired Autofill settings. Options include “Replace all items when Autofilling,” “Choose items randomly” and “Choose higher rated items more often.” Click and drag the slider to set the quantity of space you want to reserve for disk use. Click the “OK” button.
4.Click the “Autofill from” menu in the main iTunes window and click the source of the songs your want to download.
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5.Click the “Autofill” button in the main iTunes window to download your selected music onto your iPod Shuffle.
Download Manually
1.Connect your iPod Shuffle to your computer using the USB dock cable that came with the device. Launch the iTunes application and click your iPod Shuffle on the list of devices under the Devices heading.
2.Click the “Summary” tab and click “Manually manage music.”
3.Open your music library or playlist and drag and drop content onto the icon for your iPod Shuffle under the Devices heading.
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