How do you see what bitrate your music is on the latest iTunes?

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Music
Above the first song there are colums you can customize , select bitrate from that menu
tap two fingers on the trackpad will open up the menu to customize after moving the pointer to that field

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Solved my issue and thought I might do someone a favor by posting the answer. If you wind up with NO MUSIC and find all your audio files have been synced into the OTHER folder on your iPod such as what happened to me, AND if you happen to be unlucky enough not to have access to your computer where your iTunes program would allow you to re-sync your iPod, here's what worked for me in a Windows7 OS.
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2. Plug your iPod into one of the USB ports.
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