TS1363 replacing ipod shuffle with ipod nano ?

Replacing and older ipod shuffle with a new ipod nano. Cant get itunes to recognize the device so I can download my songs. Any help out there?

Getting iTunes (and your computer) to recognize your shuffle is one problem.
Also, you can't use iTunes to transfer song files from iPod to computer, except for songs you purchased from the iTunes Store (and those can also be re-downloaded from the iTunes Store Purchased screen). However, there are third-party utilities that can be used for iPod to computer transfer of song files. If you do a Google search on something like "ipod transfer," you should get some links.
But you would have to get your shuffle recognized by your computer first, before any type of transfer would work.

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I have an older Ipod shuffle with many songs loaded on it. How can I transfer these songs to a new computer since the old computer is no longer available

I have an oder Ipod shuffle with many songs loaded on it. How can I transfer ths songs to a new computer since the old computer is no longer available?

I had the same problem with my iPad, i couldn't get the newer version of itunes because the computer was too old and my iPad couldnt sync with the old itunes. I got a PC from school a few months later so that solved the problem for me. Unfortunately i don't think there would be a program to put your music on your iPod, iTunes should be the only way to transfer files to Apple devices. What operating system are you running and what version of it is it?

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I was given and ipod shuffle with no cord or info.
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Hey dawgworks,
This link should be able to help you identify this model of iPod shuffle:
Identifying iPod models
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353
Thanks for coming to the Apple Support Communities!
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I have two laptops (one Powerbook and one iBook) and would like to use my iPod Shuffle with both computers, downloading music from the iTunes of each computer. Is that possible or will it always make me choose which iTunes I am linked to and delete all the music from the other one?

You can set your iPod shuffle up to mount as a disk on the desktop, and copy data files that can be transported from one computer to another. You aren't going to be able to use the shuffle to sync music from one iTunes account and another, however. It was only designed to work with one computer/one iTunes at a time.

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Is my IPOD shuffle with software 1.0.1 compatible with ITunes version 11.1.3. I tunes doesn't seem to recognize the shuffle anymore. Was this just a ploy to get us to buy new IPODS?

My much older 1st gen and 2nd gen shuffles still work with the latest iTunes, so I don't think it's a "ploy."
If you are using the iTunes 11.x for the first time, the iTunes sidebar (along left side of window) may be hidden. To show the sidebar, from the menu bar, under View, select Show Sidebar.
The shuffle does not appear in the sidebar, under DEVICES?

Replacing iTunes library with iPod library?

replacing iTunes library with iPod library?
Can anyone tell me how I can replace my entire iTunes music library with my iPod music?

The transfer of purchased content to authorised computers has been introduced with iTunes 7, look under under File>"Transfer Purchases from iPod". A paragraph on it has been added to this article: How to use your iPod to move your music to a new computer
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
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PodView Mac Only
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YamiPod Mac & Windows
PodUtil Mac & Windows
iPodCopy Mac & Windows
If your library is currently empty and your iPod is set to update automatically take care when connecting to iTunes. You can use a keyboard command to prevent your iPod auto-syncing with iTunes. While connecting the iPod to the computer on a Mac hold down the Option and Command (⌥ and ⌘ Apple) keys. This will stop the iPod from auto-syncing with iTunes and it will appear in the source list. Wait until you are sure the iPod has mounted, and that it will not auto sync and then you can let the keys go. This may take between 20 to 30 seconds depending on your computer. For the duration of the transfer change your update setting to manual so you can use your iPod without the risk of accidentally erasing it: iTunes Keyboard Shortcuts for OSX
Whichever of these transfer methods you choose, keep your iPod in manual mode until you have reloaded your iTunes and you are happy with your playlists etc then it will be safe to return it auto-sync again.

Filling iPod shuffle with random albums

I want to be able to autofill my ipod shuffle with a random selection of albums - i.e. I want to listen to whole albums at a time.
I have tried creating a smart playlist limited to 900mb that takes items from 'music' and fills it randomly. Setting the shuffle mode to 'by album' seems to work, with itunes adding whole albums in a random order. I can then tell itunes to autofill from that playlist.
My problem is that, having created the smart playlist, I can't seem to 'refresh' it with a new (random) selection without actually making a new playlist.
Any ideas anyone?

Setting the shuffle mode to 'by album' seems to work, with itunes adding whole albums in a random order
First time I ever heard that setting to Shuffle by Album gets entire albums.
Amazingly, it works!
Thaks for the tip!

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I have both Ipod Shuffle and Ipod Touch. I only want certain songs on the Shuffle. How do I "weed out" the rest of the songs?

One at a time ... in other words NOT simultaneously.

TS1369 2nd generations Ipod Shuffle with Windows 8?

How do you get a 2nd generations Ipod Shuffle compatible with Windows 8? (it works on just fine in earlier versions)
If you plug it in through a USB connection it blinks orange/green really really fast. It is not recognized neither by Itunes or Windows (PC), Not recognized nor taking any charge.
I first thought it just came to the end of its life, but then plugging it in with my old laptom (Windows XP) and another laptop (Widows Vista) it worked just fine.
I have the newest version of all my software, so this has to be a driver compatibility issue, the question has Apple solved it yet?

I asked about the USB docking cable because some folks who also have a 3rd or 4th gen shuffle were trying to use the cable from those shuffles with a 2nd gen shuffle. Or they bought a replacement part that is for the 3rd or 4th gen shuffle. It fits, but the connector is different, so it does not work.
You have determined that the shuffle and its cable work properly when connected to a different computer. Since the Windows 8 computer is a new computer that was not used with this shuffle before, the cause could be related to the computer's hardware or software.
As a test, if you have another device that is similar to an iPod, such as a USB flash drive or a mini external hard drive that is powered by the USB port (not something low-power like a mouse or keyboard), connect it to the computer's USB port to confirm the port does generally work for other things.
If the USB port is confirmed to work for other devices, if you have a USB hub, as another test, connect the hub to the USB port. Perferably, the hub is the type that is self-powered (has its own power supply). Connect the shuffle to the hub to see if that makes any difference if the hub is between the iPod and the computer.

Options re: Nike+iPod compatibility with non-nano iPods?

Hi,
I'm a runner who bought a fifth generation ipod (mainly for running) in late 2005. I am interested in the Nike+iPod system but was disappointed to learn it is only compatible with iPod nano, though many nanos use OS 10.3, like the fifth gen. ipod.
Any suggestions beyond selling the one I have and buying an ipod nano?
Thanks

{quote:title=Jeff Bryan wrote:}
The compatibility of the Nike kit with the nano has more to do with the nano being more suitable for running as it has flash memory and not a hard drive (no skipping or moving parts), and is lighter and smaller too. Much more suitable for activity sports. It has nothing to do with the Mac OS version.
Thank you for the reply, Jeff.
I appreciate your points and I don't mean to belabor the issue. I meant to say I purchased the iPod in late '06, which makes it just over a year old. Technically the Nike+ kit was available then, but it was basically brand new and I don't recall being aware of it.
To respond in support of the 5th gen ipod, personally I've run with it well over 500 miles, up to 13+ miles at a time, over steep hills and through heavy rain and skipping has not been an issue once. The same is true for a few other runners I know who use this model. While the nano is smaller, the 5th gen is a good size as well, and a marked improvement over older devices runners used happily for years, so it is far from a critical issue.
There's nothing you can do other than replace your 5th gen with a nano. There are no options to make your 5th gen work with the Nike kit.
I understand and appreciate Apple's making an iPod tailored to running, but logically activity sports would have been considered a key use from the first iPod, and the pre-nano models are suited to this very well also. I am a usually-happy and consistent Apple customer, am just once in awhile annoyed when good (and relatively new) products are not included for compatibility with new systems. It seems to me that the points you mention, while logical, are far from critical, and that a product less than 18 months old using the same OS could easily have been made compatible with the Nike kit.
Thank you again for the reply, I'll forward my thoughts to iPod feedback.

2 ipod shuffles + 1 ipod nano ON ONE PC

We started with using 1 shuffle on the fam pc but when we added the 2nd, my daughters told me that it messed both of their music lists up. We really didn't resolve this issue; we ended up using 2 separate PCs. Now my son has a shuffle and I need to know how I can (safely) use 2 shuffles and 1 nano on 1 PC. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Lost Dad: This link may help with the problems you have been having.
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David
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ITunes Won't Recognize iPod Shuffle with Multiple Users

I'm having trouble getting iTunes in my user account to recognize my 10 year old's iPod shuffle.
Here's the problem. I share my laptop (running Windows XP home) with my 10 year old son. I have a 2nd generation iPod and I have iTunes set to sync automatically with my iPod. That works fine.
Meanwhile, I just got an iPod shuffle for my son. He has his own user account on my computer, and when we log off my account, then sign in to his account and launch iTunes, iTunes recognizes his iPod shuffle just fine and is able to put music on it.
But sometimes I want to put a few of the songs from my library on his iPod shuffle.
The problem is, when I log off his account and switch to mine, then attach his iPod shuffle to the USB port, I first get a message which asks me if I want to link his iPod shuffle to my library and replace all the songs with songs from my library. When I click "No" the iPod shuffle does not show up in the source list (and, I have noticed, it also disappears from "My Computer" after I click "No" in that dialogue box).
Is there any way around this problem? Any way I can get the iPod shuffle to show up in the Source list when I am logged into my account?
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Hi, thanks very much for your note, but I don't believe that document solves my problem.
My problem is not that I cannot set up separate libraries on one computer -- I have been able to do that successfully.
My problem is that I cannot get MY library to recognize my son's iPod. As I stated, each time I connect his iPod shuffle, I get a dialogue box asking if I want to link his iPod shuffle to my library. When I click "No" the iPod shuffle is not recognized, and also disappears from "My Computer".
Is that how it should be working normally? (I have always been able to connect different iPods to my library. But perhaps this is how the iPod shuffle works -- it can only be recognized by one library?)

Ipod shuffle with windows vista

I have one ipod shuffle and now i change my windows to vista and it dont recognise. i think that i have to wait for new vista drivers but im not shure.
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Ipod shuffle with permanently attached cable?

I got this shuffle from a friend (im not sure what gen) and it has a cable attached to it that cannot be pulled out. the end of the cable has the connector to plug it into the bottom of an ipod or iphone...
I don't see the point in this cable because my macbook has no port for it. Ive read that you sync and charge them through the audio port so...
what is it for?

Give the shuffle back.
That cable is not for an iPod shuffle unless it's somne 3rd party cable but I've never heard of one like that.
Ive read that you sync and charge them through the audio port so...
Yes.
The first gen iPod shuffle had a USB plug on it.
The 2nd gen has a dock that plugs into USB on the computer and 3.5mm into the iPod.
The 3rd gen has a USB cable with a 3.5mm jack into the iPod.

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