Uploading files converted from vinyl

Please excuse my ignorance but I am new to the iPod game. I have a large collection of mp3s that I created from my vinyl and tape collection. Unfortunately they don't seem to appear on my iPod Classic. Is there any way to get them to show?

Hello Glosterfan,
And welcome to Apple Discussions!
Have you imported these mp3 files into iTunes first and then attempted to sync them to your iPod?
If not, your first step would be to import these files in your iTunes library.
Have you set your iPod up yet to Sync music with your iTunes library? If not, this guide may be of more help than anything explanation I can give on how to sync music to your iPod.
[Syncing Music to iPod|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1351]
Just give a few more details regarding what you have done so far. Hope this helps you get started at least.
B-rock

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