I got a new iPod nano 7th gen., but when I tried downloading a video from my iTunes library a message popped up that said: Some of the videos in your iTunes library cannot be copied to your iPod because they cannot be played on this iPod.

I got a new iPod nano 7th gen, but when i tried downloading a video from my iTunes library a message popped up that said: Soem of the videos in your iTunes library were not copied to yor iPod because they cannot be played on this iPod. What should I do?

I kept having a similar problem - 3 out of the 10 videos I had on iTunes wouldn't sync. They were in the right format and I KNEW they worked on my iPod because I'd RECORDED them on my iPod. I finally figured out what to do! Go to the movies in your iTunes library. Click on one that does not sync. Click on "Advanced" at the top of iTunes and choose "Create iPod or iPhone version". Once that's finished, be sure you delete the old version so you don't keep getting the error (or have 2 copies of the same video) and sync. This should eliminate the problem. At least it did for me!

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I just bought an iPod nano 7th gen. When I connect it to my laptop, it doesn't recognize the ipod. I tried charging it, but now it won't turn on when i push the power button. Please help me! I don't want to have to return it.

I just bought an iPod nano 7th Generation. When i connect it to my laptop, it doesn't recognize the ipod. I tried charging it but when I hold the power button, nothing happens. I don't want to have to return it. Please help me!

Hi dnix257,
Welcome to the Support Communities!
What version of the Windows Operating System do you have?
What version of the iTunes software?
The troubleshooting steps below may help you with this:
Apple - Support - iPod nano - iTunes Troubleshooting Assistant
http://www.apple.com/support/ipodnano/assistant/itunes/#section_1
iPod not recognized in My Computer and in iTunes for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1369
Cheers,
- Judy

HT1386 Itunes recognises my ipod nano 7th gen but won't sync (also have another ipod nano 6th gen who uses this same computer, different Apple ID, no probs syncing)

Two ipod nanos registered to same PC
Both with own Apple ID
Up until recently able to sync both ipods no problem
Now, the 7th gen ipod nano, unable to sync and all music previously synced has dissappeard from ipod (thankfully still in itunes).
Could Homesharing have something to do with it?
Thanks in advance if anyone can help...have one unhappy 11yr old music lover!

Hi kumaradevan.g,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
It sounds like there is an issue syncing music to your iPod from a specific laptop. The article linked below provides a lot of great tips that can help resolve the syncing issue that you described.
'Disk cannot be read from or written to' when syncing iPod or 'Firmware update failure' error when updating or restoring…
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1207
I hope this helps.
-Jason

ITunes sees my iPod Nano 7th Gen, but there is no "On This iPod" tab to acces and manage what is on my iPod.

Ever since I used the pedometer there is a "Nike + iPod" tab but no "On This iPod" tab. I can't get in to delete or add media.

In case anyone has this problem, customer support enlightened me to "ctl + S" to bing up a side bar onthe left that now allows me to manage my iPod in iTunes.

How do I copy my library from my ipod nano 7th gen to my new computer. My purchased songs are available on itunes but any musici downloaded from cd's to my ipod are not

How do I copy my own cd songs from my ipod nano 7th gen to my new computer?

See this older post from another forum member Zevoneer covering the different ways to do this.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2452022?start=0&tstart=0
B-rock

Hi everyone, I was wondering if someone can help me. I recently got my first ever Ipod. It's the new Ipod Nano 7th Generation. I have tried to synchronise it with Itunes but it says "Connected, Eject before Disconnecting" but nothing happens.

Hi everyone, I was wondering if someone can help me. I recently got my first ever Ipod. It's the new Ipod Nano 7th Generation. I have tried to synchronise it with Itunes but it says "Connected, Eject before Disconnecting" but nothing happens. I have tried uninstalling & re-installing Itunes but this didnt help.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks for your help.

I think the problem is that the iPod got set to Manually manage music and videos. It needs to be set up for automatic syncing again. Just unchecking that Manually manage music and videos setting does not do it.
In iTunes 12, select the iPod in iTunes (using the device button), so that you see the iPod's "management" screen. In the sidebar (along left side of screen), there are two headings (Settings and On My Device). Under Settings, click on Music. To the right, you see the iPod's Music screen, where you tell iTunes how to sync songs to the iPod.
Check the box at the top for Sync Music. That turns ON automatic syncing for music. Below that, choose the option to sync Entire music library (assuming your music library fits completely on your iPod). Otherwise, you can choose the option to sync Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres and make your selections below. Then click Apply.

IPod nano 7th gen (brand new) doesn't recognize Headphones

I have a brand new iPod nano (7th gen), and it doesn't detect when headphones are plugged in. I have read that the problem can ocurr because the headphones are not correctly inserted or that the headphone jack has dust inside. As i always do on a regular basis with mp3 devices, i cleaned out the jack to be sure
This is what happens:
When music is not playing i hear a crackle pop sound every 2 seconds or so. My headphones are perfectly fine and work with my Samsung galaxy s4 and my old iPod touch, and my brothers iPhone. Just don't work with iPod nano. I have 3 pairs of headphones all which do not work but I do not have the original headphones. they are so uncomfortable and seems unfair to me that apple would have a one size fits al headphone that only works with the device. I do not intend on switching.
When I play a song, and then press the sleep/wake button to turn off the display, the music stops. Or if I let the music play, it stops when the screen times out and turns off. These two things occur because the iPod "thinks" that there are no headphones inserted.
When I try to activate the FM radio, the radio won't start because it says that there is no radio signal (which occurs when no headphones are connected).
Needless to say, the microphone and volume controls of the iPhone headset, don´t work at all (they even work on the iPod shuffle!).. and because of this, no voice recording for me!
I have also restored the device in iTunes, and updated with no luck.....
Thanks in advance for any useful answer!
iPod nano

First, make sure the headphones plug is completely inserted into the nano's headphones jack. It should "click" into place. The fit may be tighter than expected, especially when new. There is a sensor in there, and if the plug is not completely inserted, you may get some sound, but the nano will not "sense" the headphones.
If that is not the problem, you should have the nano looked at under warranty. It should work with any standard headphones. If there is an Apple Store nearby, you can make a reservation at the store's Genius Bar and take it there.

I accidentally dropped by old ipod in the garage and drove over it. So I bought an ipod nano 7th gen. to replace it. Can I transfer the itunes from my old ipod to my new one? I only have about 30.

I accidentally dropped by old ipod in the garage and drove over it. So I bought an ipod nano 7th gen. to replace it. Can I transfer the itunes from my old ipod to my new one? I only have about 30.

AAll of your iTunes purchases can be re-downloaded again. Log into iTunes Store, select the Purchases tab for Apps, Music, etc.
if you've been syncing your old iPod with iTunes, you can restore everything to your new iPod from the old backup.

Using windows 8 - receive message "ipod detected but cannot be identified" when connecting ipod nano 7th gen. Have unisntalled and reinstalled itunes from apple site as advised with no luck. Has anyone else had this problem and resolved it please?

Using windows 8 - receive message "ipod detected but cannot be identified properly" when connecting ipod nano 7th gen. Have unisntalled and reinstalled itunes from apple site as advised with no luck. Has anyone else had this problem and resolved it please?

This is how it's displayed: http://i50.tinypic.com/nd7vk7.jpg
And this is what happens when I click properties and 'search for solutions': http://i47.tinypic.com/2iu3vrc.jpg (the box disappears after that, apparently having done nothing, when I search online for software it informs me my computer already has the best/latest installed)
I use a Toshiba Satelite L350-170, my Vista is a 32-bit Thankyou!
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Making new ipod nano 7th gen an exact copy of old ipod nano 5th gen?

I just purchased the new ipod nano 7th gen, I have an ipod nano 5th gen, and I'm wondering if there is a simple way of making the new nano an exact copy of the old one, e.i. all the same content, settings, etc? I read through the manual and couldn't find anything about it. Thanks for any help!

He is right that if you want to copy the content, do it through iTunes. As for the settings, some aren't identical with the 5g. For example, there is no option to edit menus or the main app icons (adding/removing) like in previous iPod nanos. I hope the put this feature back in soon.
Your best bet is to just go through the settings by hand again; there aren't that many. Sorry if this isn't the answer you were hoping for.

Can any one advise me if the new ipod nano 7th gen has a sleep timer on it?

I have just be giving a new style Ipod Nano 7th gen for christmas and wanted to know if it has the facility of playing music and setting up a sleep timer alarm so that it switches itself off after either 30min or 60mins?
I have had an ipod nano 4th gen for about 4 years and it has this sleep timer facility on it which i absolutely love and use every night.
So can anyone advise me on this and if it does still have this facility on the newer model that would be great and how i would go about setting it up on my new ipod nano 7th Generation.

Thank you Chamar for replying to me, i will have a look at printing of the full manual and having a proper read throught it.
Happy New Year to you all.

I previously owned iPod Touch -New iPhod Nano 7th Gen. Can't seem to be recognized by iTunes or Sync

I previously owned an iPod Touch. I received an iPod Nano 7th Gen. for Christmas. How can I get the device to be recognized by iTunes and Sync my music? I tried all the Troubleshooting and it doesn't seem to work

Try this one: iOS: Device not recognized in iTunes for Windows, http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1538
Then see Purchasing iOS 3.1 Software Update for iPod Touch (1st Generation), http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2052

Ipod nano 7th gen problems synching

hello,
for the past 2 days, I have been battling an ipod nano synching issue. This ipod has been working flawlessly for the past year. And then all of the sudden, without warning, I tried to add additional music and I could not. I cannot remember the exact syntax of the error but it had something to do with the ipod not being recognized and required a restore to factory.
I have corrected the first issue where the ipod was not recognized and had to be factory restored. Each time I restored, it would not be recognized by itunes.
I installed itunes on another pc and the same ipod synched and reconnected just fine, pointing back to the itunes install on my primary machine.
I resolved the first issue on my primary machine by following ht1923.
However, now the problem I see is that even though the ipod connects successfully , to my primary machine , when I synch and add music, no music shows up on the ipod even though itunes says synch successful. The ipod says "no music".
ipod serial number: C8NJRFX4F0GV
my primary pc is an HP Elitebook, running windows 7 professional 64 bit version
All itunes software completed removed and reinstalled clean.
Thank you

I would like to chime in that I've confirmed this as a reproducible bug on my iPod Nano 7th generation. I have an iTunes library with an offending compilation, and to avoid any possible tagging incompatability, I've converted the files to AAC with clean tags containing the album, artist, title, and track number. The album artist is "Various Artists" and I've checked off the "Part of a compilation" box for each track in my library.
These tracks all show their correct artists when I sync this library to my iPhone. However, when I sync the exact same tracks to my iPod Nano 7th Gen, it choose a random artist from amongst all the artists within the compilation and shows that artist name on *every* track.
iPod Nano 7th Gen has a bug in the firmware for displaying artists correctly when they are part of a compilation. The OP is likely doing nothing wrong. Apple needs to issue new firmware. Alternatively, I cannot think of any decent workaround short of splitting off each track of the compilation into a separate album, which, would be a huge pain and likely impractical for most people.

Ipod nano 7th gen stuck on apple logo screen

New iPod nano 7th gen. At first attempt to upload songs, was prompted to update software. So, software was updated and as I was installing software update to the iPod, I got a message stating that the iPod was in the process of a restore (I think this is what it said. I didn't pay a whole lot of attention as i was not expecting any problems). I continued with the restore because nothing had been uploaded to the iPod yet so nothing would be lost. At this point, the device has been stuck on the apple logo screen for a couple of hours now. The only response I can get from it is when I do a reset. The screen will black as it should and then go right back to the logo and stay. Please help.....Son not happy as this was one of his Christmas presents this morning. Really not looking forward to a trip to the apple store on the day after Christmas.

I am afraid yo need to visit the store and possibly ask for a replacement. In some cases, doing the reset will correct any issues, but by the way you describe it, it freezes with apple logo. Better to get a replacement.

IPod nano 7th Gen. occasionally reboots

I've bought myself an iPod nano 7th Gen. about two weeks ago. I updated the firmware to 1.0.2 and synched some playlists on it. During the first two days my iPod nano shut down and rebooted itself about 10 times, no exaggeration. I went to my Apple Premium Reseller, turned it in and got a new one a few days later. I'm using that one for about a week now and I still got the same problems:
It happens when I wake the display up and music is playing. I hit the lock button, the music stops, the screen turns on and shows the Apple logo and then a few moments later the greyed-out homescreen with a spinner. Sometimes it shows the home screen directly and a spinner when I tap on the Music "app".
In some occasions I first hit the home button, the music kept playing and the screen stayed off, then I hit the lock button and my iPod reacted as described above.
Since two days, I observe another error which occurs often when editing a playlist or creating a new one, but also on wake up like above: The music stops, for about half a second a weird sound plays over the earbuds and then the iPod shuts down and I have to manually turn it on again (tap and hold on lock button).
I'm writing this now because I listened to music the whole day today and nearly everytime I took the iPod out of my pocket it rebooted like described above. I suspect that this is a software problem, so please, Apple, do something! These bugs make it really annoying for me to use my nano for what an iPod is for: listening to music.
Some further information: In iTunes, I checked the "Convert higher bitrate songs to 128 kbps AAC" option and filled the iPod nano with about 12 GB of music. I listen to music only with the Apple earbuds, no bluetooth headsets or car dock stations. For selecting songs, I mainly use playlists.

Okay, I tried unchecking "Convert higher bitrate songs to 128 kbps AAC" and this seems to solve the problem. Of course this is not satisfying because I can't fit all of my music on it anymore; but at least I can listen to it.
I still hope that someone at Apple reads this and tells me how to really fix that. For me, this experience is like buying a car that breaks down every 500 meters. An iPod nano that can't play back music without interruption is embarrassing!

I got a new iPod nano 7th gen., but when I tried downloading a video from my iTunes library a message popped up that said: Some of the videos in your iTunes library cannot be copied to your iPod because they cannot be played on this iPod.

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