How do i get my playlist songs onto my Ipod Mini?

Question

Hi there, I have a Apple Ipod Mini, now i have music in limewire, mediaplayer, well basically all over in my pc, and i seen that in Itunes it said my limewire list so i check marked all the ones i wanted and now i want to add them to my Ipod i have noooooo idea how to do it, i need the steps on how to add it,and i need them given to me like a 2yr old, im bad with electronics, thanks ya'll.

Answer 1

cant do it, you have your home network sharing folders, you can listen to them on that computer, but you have to go over and carry the folders and transfer them to your regular computer, which you can do with your ipod, not alot of people know that ipod can be used as a mass storage device. just plug in, go to my computer and carry the files and drop them in the folder that says ipod.

Answer 2

Question: How do I transfer music between my computer and iPod?
Answer: iPod offers multiple ways to transfer music from your computer. You can set the transfer mode in iTunes 7 or later by selecting the iPod icon in the source pane to reveal the iPod settings. The following modes can be configured on the iPod:

Automatically update all songs and playlists. This is the default mode, in which your entire music library, including playlists, is automatically synced to your iPod. If the music library on your computer exceeds the iPod storage capacity, iTunes will offer to choose a selection of songs to sync to iPod.
Automatically update selected playlists. With this option, iTunes automatically copies only the playlists you have selected to iPod when you connect it to the computer. This option can be selected by accessing the Music tab of the iPod settings.
Manually manage music. You can also choose to transfer music to iPod manually. This allows you to drag and drop individual songs and playlists from iTunes to iPod. You can find this option by accessing the Summmary tab of the iPod settings.

Answer 3

in case you flow into the place it provides the significant factors relating to the ipod like how lots room is used and how lots is left, there could desire to be boxes on the backside of the reveal screen which say like right away sync or manually handle song, stuff like that verify the examine is interior the manually handle song and it could enable you delete and upload songs.

Answer 4

Can you give us a little more information on common iPod problems? For example, the other day, my iPod sort of locked up on me and I can't figure out how to get it working again. There have been a couple other things happen too, so please just give us some basic information!

A:
Well, actually, I can even do a little bit better than basic. To be honest, iPods aren't really all that complicated, but when something happens to them and they stop working, it could mean the end of the music world for some of us and we certainly don't want that to happen. So, it's very important to understand what's going on with your iPod so you can get it fixed as quickly as possible.

Below, you'll find four of the most common iPod problems, including the "locking up" issue mentioned in today's question. The explanations of these problems really should help out a lot of you music lovers out there. Oh, and of course, I'm going to give you some tips on how you can go about actually fixing those problems too. Okay, here we go!

1.) It Locked Me Out - Like the person who wrote in and asked this question, I'm sure many of you have run into this same problem too. Your iPod just locks up and no matter what you do, it will not respond. Well, there are several things that could cause this to happen. If you carry your iPod with you while doing various activities, it could put it into a bit of a shock. For example, exercising, jogging, jumping, dancing and even dropping it or running it into walls, etc. could cause your iPod to freeze up on you.

If the iPod is worked too hard, it will automatically activate its protection controls and it will just shut down the hard drive. The best thing to do when this happens is reset the iPod. To do this, hold the Menu and Play/Pause buttons together for approximately 10 seconds. Now, this method is a little different for the various types of iPods. If the suggestion above doesn't work for you, check in your iPod's manual. There should be directions for resetting your specific type of iPod in there. Once the reset is done, you will see the iPod name and Apple logo come up and you should be all set.

2.) Exclamation Point Madness - Another problem that may occur is an exclamation point predicament. On your iPod screen, you may see a folder with an exclamation point next to it and you'll find out that you can't really do anything with it there. There are a few things you can try to get rid of it.

First, try charging your battery. It may be too low for the iPod to be able to work. Second, check to make sure that the software your iPod has is the correct version. Some iPod models require a specific piece of software and if yours doesn't have the right type, you won't be able to do anything. You can either update or restore the software to fix this problem. Look in your user's manual to find exact instructions on how to do either of those.

Third, your iPod may just be locked up. Go ahead and reset your iPod, just like we discussed above. Fourth, you may need to consult some extra help. If the exclamation point isn't going away, take your iPod back to where you purchased it from. They should have some tech support there that can help you get your iPod up and running.

3.) My iPod is Unhappy - If you turn on your iPod and all you see is a frowning smiley face, don't panic, but this usually isn't a very good thing. The first thing you need to check on is to make sure the computer you're using to hook your iPod up on meets the system requirements of the iPod. If your computer has an older operating system, etc., you may run into some more problems. If your computer does meet the requirements, your iPod just needs to be restored. This, unfortunately, isn't really anything you want to do on your own, so take it to the store where you bought it and get some additional help.

4.) iTunes Isn't Syncing - When you're syncing your iPod with your iTunes music library, you might end up with an error message that reads something like "An unknown error has occurred (-36)." This type of error can happen at any time and on any type of iPod. It basically just means that iTunes is not able to write the information you want it to onto the iPod.

There are a few causes of this, including outdated operating system software. You need to make sure that your iPod has all of the recent updates. These could include device connections, which are very important in helping your iPod work correctly. This could even be caused by Windows updates, so make sure you check every option.

Another cause could be a software interference. If certain software interferes with iTunes, it won't be able to write the files you need onto your iPod. Think back to what you have installed on your computer recently. If you can think of anything that may be causing the interference with iTunes, try disabling it and try your iPod again. Lastly, you might have damaged files. The -36 error will show up when any of the music or photo files iTunes is trying to transfer are damaged. If you can find the file that may be causing the error, try deleting it and then you can reimport it later on.

So, there you have it. Four of the most common iPod problems. Again, some of these directions are different for the various types of iPods you may have. If you're not sure how to do something or if you can't figure something out, be sure to contact some other help. There are people out there who are experts in the iPod business and they will be able to help you get your iPod back to normal. Thank goodness for that!

Answer 5

Firstly, install iTunes. Its compulsory. You can install it here. http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/.

Then configure your iPod Mini. Name it, confirm the settings etc.

Next, drag your songs into the iTunes library then wait for it to convert your WMA songs to MP3 or AAC format. If your song format is in MP3 or AAC format you can drag it into your iPod Mini "box" immediately. If not, wait for iTunes to convert it then drag it to you Mini from the library.

Lastly, undock you iPod Mini and you're all ready to set of with it =)