How do I load the music to my Nano?

I have downloaded music from a CD to Itunes on my computer.    How do I load the music to my Nano?    I have tried, but all I get is static or load roar when I try to play it back on Nano.  What am I doing wrong?

Does this music play okay in iTunes?  If so, have you tried restoring your Nano to factory settings in iTunes and then reloading this music back over to it?
Have you also tried a different set of head phones to rule out that possibility as well?  If might be hardware issue and in that case, I would schedule an appointment at your local Apple Store/Genius Bar and have them take a look at it for you.
B-rock

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