No me permite actualizar mi ipod shuffle 3g, tarda mucho tiempo,

no puedo actualizarlo, lo deje por mas de 20 minutos y no puedo actualizarlo, tampoco le puedo meter musica, lo mismo pasa si le doy restaurar, tampoco me sale en miPc, la luz si le enciende, este ipod shuffle de verdad es malo, solo problemas, no se si opinan lo mismo, ayuda!!!!! tambien busque una herramienta de restaurcion pero parece que ya no esta habilitada en el web, mi correo es [email protected], tambien tengo un ipod touch 3g que en miPc tampodo se ve reflejado, en el itunes si trabaja sin problema pero quiero verlo en miPc para ver unas carpetas ocultas, tengo la ultima versin de itunes para windows

Saludos
Hoy al tratar de bajar una aplicación en App Store me pidió que entrara mi contraseña, pero cuando la entré me pidió que verificara mi información de la cuenta. Pero al cambiar mi número de cuenta no me deja proceder, me dice que hay un error. Mi cuenta
Tiene mucho tiempo y mi tarjeta cambio el número. Favor de ayudarme, para poder actualizar mi cuenta. Actualmente tengo 3 iPhone, 1 iPad, 1 iPod y 1 mini iPad.
Gracias
Jessica Cabrera
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Hi,
Many libraries use Overdrive Media to manage audio books in various formats. Once you have downloaded the book to the Overdrive Media Console on your computer, you can then choose to transfer it to a device (such as an iPod or other mp3 player). When transferring WMA files with an iPod shuffle 4th Gen (I'm not sure about other gens) this creates a number of files with bizzare titles. When you go to the book section on the iPod it will play the first section and then it will just continually loop and you never go on to the next section. After working with this for a while I've figured out how to make this work. This is not what I consider a satisfactory solution but more of a work-around. I hope that Apple will produce a fix that will remedy this situation as a lot of people download audio books from the library.
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NOTE: if you press the play button on the wrong part (strange number), it will shuffle that part to the end of the playlist. But if you have the part numbers written down in order this won't be a problem. Also, if you hit the forward skip or backwards skip while playing a part, it will skip to some place in that part. You can get back to your original spot by skipping again a few times more in the same direction.
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I have an ipod shuffle...4th gen.
I use iTunes 11. When ipod is
connected is shows but there is
no intuitive way to view and manage
songs on the product.
under the icon is only RECENTLY PLAYED and RECENTLY ADDED.
Click on the icon and then select music up top of the app does NOT
show you what is in the ipod but what is stored in itunes.
I am now thinking this was a Steve Jobs joke he played on customers.
Does anyone know a definative way to view and manage songs or
a third party app that permits it.?

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New 3rd Gen. 4 GB iPod Shuffle not being recognized by computer or iTunes

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