Connect ipod to mac throught internet ?

HI .. I would like to know that whether ipod can connect to macbook through internet to access file in macbook ? Or any other PDA can do ?

thx i found many app .. but i don know which one is useful . what i actually wan is to access file from my macbook using ipod at different places . is it possible ?

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Connecting Ipod Touch to the internet

Hi,
I've been trying to connect my ipod touch to the internet. It picks up my router and connects but won't let me access the internet?
I've reset network settings, renewed license's.
Is there something else I can try?
x

This is the official apple fix for this problem over the phone!
1. unplug router and other device if you have it for 4 minutes, Not 1 minute not 10 seconds. 4 MINUTES. Then plug back in .
2. Settings, general , reset, reset network settings.
3. Will reboot on its own.
4. It will work , I have done everything there is to get this back on and it was as simple as unplugging it for 4 minutes unlike 1 minute and then doing the reset. When it works make sure to spread some info around about this fix like I have on this forum and youtube videos. Help people out. Thanks

Connect Ipod to Mac and Windows

I started to connect my Ipod to my Windows computer. Now I bought an Imac. I want to connect my Ipod to my mac without loose all the songs I have loaded to my Ipod from my Windows pc.
Is that possible ?
Thanks in advance for help.
Cheers from Copenhagen - Frank

Strictly speaking using a Windows formatted iPod on a Mac isn't supported however many people use one without any issue. iTunes will allow you to use an iPod formatted for Windows on a Mac but Apple currently only supports using the iPod shuffle in FAT32 format on Mac. This means you will have to make sure that any time there is a software update available you do this on a PC. If you updated the software while the iPod was connected to the Mac you would end up erasing and formatting the iPod for Mac.
If you only intend using the iPod on the Mac from now on, you could transfer your songs to the computer and then Restore the iPod on your Mac. Restoring will erase and reformat the hard drive, reload the software and put it back to default settings. Once the restore is complete follow the on screen instructions and it should connect to iTunes and give you a prompt to automatically update your library onto the fresh installation: Restoring iPod to Factory Settings with iTunes 7
If you have any iTMS purchases the transfer of purchased content from the iPod to authorised computers has been introduced with iTunes 7 A paragraph on it has been added to this article: Transfer iTunes Store purchases using iPod
The transfer of non iTMS content is designed by default to be one way from iTunes to iPod. However there's a manual method of copying songs from your iPod to your Mac at this link: Two-way Street: Moving Music Off the iPod
If you prefer something more automated there are a number of third party utilities that you can use to retrieve music files and playlists from your iPod, this is just a selection. I use Senuti but have a look at the web pages and documentation for the others as well, they are generally quite straightforward. You can read reviews of some of them here: Wired News - Rescue Your Stranded Tunes
Senuti Mac Only
iPodRip Mac Only
PodWorks Mac Only
PodView Mac Only
iPodAccess Mac & Windows
YamiPod Mac & Windows
PodUtil Mac & Windows
iPodCopy Mac & Windows

Connecting iPod touch to the Internet via a Mac with a wired Internet connection

I have a Mac Mini which is connected to the Internet using a wired Ethernet connection. I've just bought an iPod touch, but the iPod can't connect to the Internet using the wi-fi network I've created on the Mac Mini, although it knows that the network exists. Any ideas?

What happens when you try to connect to the network? Error message?
These may help
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH3771
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.6/en/8339.html
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/8339.html

Black screen when connecting iPod to Mac

When I connect my iPod to my Mac i have this "Do Not Disconnect" screen appearing but I can barely see it... It's really faded out... Can somebody tell me why?

I would take it back to the store and exchange it before it's too late.

Connecting iPod shuts Mac down

Posted this elsewhere a few days ago without response - trying it here in not quite desperation:
Have had a 5th-gen iPod, 80 GB, for about six weeks. No problems until a week ago when, every time I tried to connect the iPod, the computer shut down. Display looked like a gray curtain falling down from the top of the screen and a box popped up advising that I would have to restart my computer. Here's what the beginning of the error message said (taken from the 'send to Apple' box that popped up after I restarted the computer):
panic(cpu 0 caller 0x002476C4): BlockAllocateContig: allocation overflow on "Mark LeitnerbModel: PowerMac7,3, BootROM 5.2.4f1, 2 processors, PowerPC G5 (3.0), 2.3 GHz, 2.5 GB
The iPod works fine when connected to my car stereo, etc - I just can't connect it without crashing the Mac. I have reset it and tried a different USB connection without success. Would appreciate advice, assistance, whatever you can offer.
Thanks.

Hi neon,
Have you tried either booting from your Tiger DVD and running Disk Utility to both "repair disk" and "repair permissions on the Mac HD, or booting from the internal drive in "safe mode"? The "allocation overflow" error looks like some serious disc corruption to me. This might also occur if the HD is very full. Always aim to keep several gigabytes free, espcially on a boot disk. ( Something like this sounds like the most likely cause of the problem.)
If not:
Have you been able to connect other USB devices to the same port without problems?
Are there ANY other USB devices attached to the computer other than the iPod, and an Apple branded keyboard and mouse? If so, have you tried it with them removed?
Does the crash occur if the iPod is not turned on at the time of connection?
Are you running the current version of iTunes?
Is there plenty of free space still on the iPod?
(Apologies for all the Q's)
Cheers
Rod

Difficulties connecting iPod to Mac

I have not transferred music from iTunes to my iPod for over a year now, because I had run out of storage space on both my Mac and the iPod (though I continued to use the iPod to play the music already on it). Now I have bought a bigger iPod (160GB), transferred my library to it and used it successfully. I also transferred my iTunes library to a NAS (QNAP TS-209II) which I recently added to my system. Everything seemed at first to work fine. I could access the NAS from iTunes on the Mac (and also from a Windows PC).
However, now having free storage space again, I decided it was time to add some new music to the iTunes library, which I did. But, when I came to transfer the new music from the library to the iPod (something which was never any trouble in the past), I had great difficulty in getting the system to recognise the iPod at all and, even when it did, it always then immediately disconnected it again.
The iPod would appear briefly in the Finder, then in iTunes. As it appeared in iTunes it disappeared from the Finder (is this normal?) and then it would display 'disconnecting' and return to offline mode.
In iTunes the library would be displayed (including folders which weren't shown by my previous 80GB iPod and even after the iPod had disconnected itself) but all the songs were greyed out and not accessible. I also couldn't copy new music to the iPod.
Any suggestions about what is wrong? Must I register the iPod anew somehow? The NAS is shown as SHARED->QNAP - does this have some effect?
Thanks for any help.

Here some more technical details that maybe someone can interpret:
When I put my iPod into the dock it connects, then after a short while (apparently immediately after the iPod is displayed in iTunes) it "self-disconnects".
Messages like the following appear in the 'All messages' log:
08.07.09 21:34:01 kernel USBF: 6068.484 AppleUSBEHCI[0x4597800]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 5, EP: 3)
08.07.09 21:34:01 kernel USBF: 6068.484 AppleUSBEHCI[0x4597800]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline on bus 0xfd, timing out! (Addr: 5, EP: 3)
08.07.09 21:34:02 SystemUIServer[116] found device
08.07.09 21:34:02 SystemUIServer[116] found device
08.07.09 21:34:02 [0x0-0xb00b].com.apple.systemuiserver[116] DigiHub:sendChargingCommandToDevice RequestExtraPower(kUSBPowerDuringWake) returned 0
08.07.09 21:34:02 [0x0-0xb00b].com.apple.systemuiserver[116] DigiHub:sendChargingCommandToDevice sending command with sleep: 0, wake 0
08.07.09 21:34:02 [0x0-0xb00b].com.apple.systemuiserver[116] DigiHub:sendChargingCommandToDevice sending command with sleep: 0, wake 0
08.07.09 21:34:05 kernel jnl: disk2s2: journal start/end pointers reset! (jnl 0x4748e08; s 0x6f7000 e 0x6f7000)
In the Console log the following messages typically appear:
08.07.09 21:34:02 SystemUIServer[116] found device
08.07.09 21:34:02 [0x0-0xb00b].com.apple.systemuiserver[116] DigiHub:sendChargingCommandToDevice RequestExtraPower(kUSBPowerDuringWake) returned 0
08.07.09 21:34:02 [0x0-0xb00b].com.apple.systemuiserver[116] DigiHub:sendChargingCommandToDevice sending command with sleep: 0, wake 0
Googling "DigiHub" I found this link, which seems to indicate that DigiHub is related to iPod insertion. That all sounds as though it could be normal, as does "found device". Whether "Found a transaction past the completion deadline ... , timing out!" is normal, I wouldn't like to say.
Does the argument 'supportNewPowerCalls: 0' in the DigIhub command have any significance? Could it be that my Mac still expects my old 80GB iPod without 'NewPowerCalls' but the newer 160GB iPod does need them? Pure speculation.
In a later test this ("timing out") message was repeated 59 times in 6min 44secs (no other messages in between) and only when I pulled the iPod out of the dock came "found device" (twice). During all this time the iPod display shows "Connected" (and the iPod doesn't appear either in Finder or iTunes).
I haven't seen any messages appearing just as the iPod "self-disconnects".
Without really understanding any of this, I feel it seems to confirm my suspicion that the problem is USB related. Can anyone say any more about this? Any help would be much appreciated!

Connecting ipod to email and internet

I have a ipod touch 4th generation and successfully connected to my Apple Desktop OSX and downloaded all my music and photographs. When I tried to get email or a web page I select the wi-fi
connection which is our computer connection, but it does not recognise my password.
Why could this be? what do I do now?
Thanks for any help

Perhaps you should post in the ipod touch forum.

Can't connect to my Mac from internet

I haave a G5/2.3GHz with Mac OS X 10.4.5 as well as an Apple Airport Extreme Base Station (AEBS) with the latest firmware update. I am unable to access my G5 from my PowerBook while on the road. In the past, I have used Panic's Transmit with no problems. I could access the G5 via SFTP (port 22) to my IP address assigned by my cable company. This has stopped working. It may have occurred following the last firmware update to the AEBS, but I can't be sure. I have turned off the firewall to see if that was it but I stall can't access the G5. I get an error, 'Could not connect to server xx.xxx.xxx.xx. Permission denied.' What could be refusing the connection? Any ideas? Thanks.

I think I figured this out. I had to reconfigure my AEBS to forward external requests on port 22 to port 22 on my Mac's AEBS assigned IP address. Seems to work now.

Connecting ipod to mac after using windows

I had a windows xp computer that crashed and lost everything on hard drive. I was using an Ipod (serial # YM619Q49TJT) with the windows xp computer that is now dead, but my ipod still has all of audio music saved on it. I just purchased a Macbook laptop (Leopard 10.5.5 operating system). Is it possible to transfer audio files from my ipod to the new mac without losing all my files on my ipod. I found many articles that show you how to use ipod as a hard drive to transfer audio files from one hard drive to another, but the original computer is existing and in my case I don't have the original computer. I am also not sure if there will be an issue with my ipod first being formatted with a windows xp operating system and now moving the files to a Leopard Operating system?
Daphne

Daphne,
Quite alright, as for the music transfer you can still use said way as before.
Using your ipod as a disk to move music is really only good if you have the original hard drive to use. You must copy the files onto your ipod in a different manner then that of iTunes. Example You would open my computer drag the files 'including music' to your ipod. You would then plug your ipod to your mac, it will mount a little ipod icon on your desktop, you would then drag the files off of your ipod either into the correct music folder or (if you have it setup in itunes to copy to itunes music folder) right to itunes.
As for formated correctly Macs are more then capable of reading and writing to an ipod formated on Windows. However you will have a much smoother experience if you formate it to work with your mac.
Hope that helps,
Weston

How do i use my iMac and the macs wired internet connection to share the internet with my iPod and iPhone

How do i use my iMac and the macs wired internet connection to share the internet with my iPod and iPhone. For 6months I had set up a network that shared the internet through bluetooth to my iPod 5th gen but i messed it up when i tried to add my iPhone 5s and i can't remember how to do it.

The following has instructions: OS X Mavericks: Share your Internet connection

Is there any way to share my Mac's internet connection with my iPod as I can't turn on the wifi on my iPod?!

When I restored and updated to IOS 6.1.3, my wifi on my iPod Touch 4th Gen greyed out and I can no longer use it.
Is there any way to share the connection of my mac using the USB cable or Bluetooth?
Thanks,
James

JamesUpjohn wrote:
We have contacted Apple and haven't heard back for 3 months
How did you try to contact them? In any case, an Apple Store is the best way to handle any problems with an iPhone when you have a store in your area. The Apple Store will certainly be able to handle the problem one way or another. Most likely they'll just replace the iPhone, though if you're out of warranty the replacement will not be free.
Regards.

Connect iPod to internet WITHOUT wireless net(and yes I have a good reason)

I am currently designing an iPhone version of my companies website. The company does not allow wireless connections and I dont want to get fired for a possible security breach so that is out of the question. I need a way to test my application once it is deployed to our web servers. I want to know if there is a way to connect an iPod touch to the internet through a USB connection without a wireless network and use the web browser. My only other options are:
1) buy an iphone and lock myself into a 2 year contract (no friggin way)
2) buy a mac computer just to use the iPhone SDK (no friggin way)
3) use a simulator - only good one I have found is mobiOne but the proxy settings wont let me connect to anything but localhost.
4) use windows version of safari. When I installed safari I clicked the box to save the proxy login user/password. Now my proxy password has changed. There is no way to make safari ask me for my login info again (gg apple) so using safari I get locked out of my corporate account. Ive tried to delete the keychain file but it does not exist where everyone says it is. Also it is not the same as testing with an iPod touch.
Please if you can help me I'll give you a cookie. Thanks
George

Buy an iPod touch. The browser experience is identical.
Get permission and set up a secured wireless access point. Set it up but do not connect it to your network.
Put the web page on a system not connected to any other computers except for the HUB in the wireless access point.
Go for it.
(Stay away from Adobe Flash.)
-fred

Safari is not working on the Mac. Internet is fine, mail, App Store etc all working and connecting to Internet fine. Done the latest software update, still not working. When selecting a web address from bookmarks or typing in search bar, partial blue bar.

Safari is not working on the Mac. Internet is fine. mail, App Store etc all working and connecting to Internet fine. Done the latest software update, still not working. When selecting a web address from bookmarks or typing in search bar, partial blue bar only and coloured wheel appears.

From the Safari menu bar, select
Safari ▹ Preferences ▹ Extensions
Turn all extensions OFF and test. If the problem is resolved, turn extensions back ON and then disable them one or a few at a time until you find the culprit.
If you wish, you may be able to salvage the malfunctioning extension by uninstalling and reinstalling it. That will revert its settings to the defaults.
If extensions aren't causing the problem, see below.
Safari 5.0.1 or later: Slow or partial webpage loading, or webpage cannot be found

Is it possible to activate an ipad w/o an internet connection on a mac?

Is it possible to activate an ipad without an internet connection on my mac?
I have got a macbook pro with iTunes 10.1.2 (17) and an micro-sim card with a iPad 3G data plan, so I can use it directly with the iPad, but I have to activate the iPad at first.
I have NOT any internet connection on the macbook pro (because I am actually traveling). So do not recommend to go to the next Apple Store etc.
Thank you.

Chris CA wrote:
Yes.
Plug it in and sync it. I don't believe an internet connections required.
You can register it when you get an Internet connection.
I have NOT any internet connection on the macbook pro (because I am actually traveling
You cannot get a wifi connection anywhere? (hotel, library, airport, coffee shop, etc.)
Yes, I can. But it costs $30 for 10 MB (minimal use) at the hotel. Just to compare: a 3G data plan with 3GB traffic costs $50 monthly
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