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How to Have iTunes Automatically Transfer Songs to an iPod

By eHow Electronics Editor
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iPods are designed to work seamlessly with iTunes, so you can have iTunes automatically transfer songs to an iPod. Part of this complimentary design is the syncing process. iTunes automatically transfers songs to your iPod the moment that your iPod is connected to your computer. The iPod’s files are altered to perfectly resemble the iTunes library on your computer.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Download iTunes. iTunes can be acquired through Apple’s website, as well a number of iPod partnering websites. iTunes is the media library application that is designed to be compatible with your iPod, so it is the best application for the job.

  2. Step 2

    Fill your iTunes library with songs that you have legally downloaded, or tracks that you have ripped from your personal CD collection. Downloading can be done legally from a number of different file sharing applications; however, to ensure that your files are compliant with your iPod, it is safest to download songs directly from iTunes.

  3. Step 3

    Organize your library. Before transferring your songs to your iPod you want to take the time to organize your iTunes library and playlists, as your iPod’s music library will directly resemble your iTunes library.

  4. Step 4

    Connect your iPod to your computer. iTunes will immediately begin syncing with your iPod. This process basically clones the music library on your iTunes application and automatically transfers it to your iPod.

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on 9/9/2007 itunes is a great software!!!!
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