How to Download From a Computer to an iPod
The iPod technology has replaced the other bulky portable music players, such as cassettes or the CD Walkman, and made it easy even for inexperienced users to copy not only music, but also movies and pictures from your computer to the player. After you have connected your iPod to the computer it takes just a few clicks to download the desired media files. However, you need to download and install iTunes, a free media player and the iPod applications manager from Apple, to be able to transfer files to your iPod.
Instructions
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Go to the Apple website for a free download of the latest version of iTunes. Click on the "Download Now" button in the left section of the web page and then click "Save" in the confirmation pop-up window. After the setup file downloads to your hard drive, open it by double-clicking and follow step-by-step instructions of the Installation Wizard.
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Connect your iPod to the computer via the included USB cable after the installation has completed. iTunes launches itself automatically upon connection.
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Click on the "File" option in the application's menu bar. (Or, if you have all of the files for the download stored in a single folder, select "Add Folder to Library.")
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Scroll down and click on the "Add File to Library" option to open the browsing window.
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Browse for the video, music or a picture file that you want to download to your iPod and double-click on it. Repeat this step for other files you want to download, unless you have placed all desired files in a folder (step 3).
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Click on your iPod's name in the middle of the left section of the application's window to go to the syncing screen.
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Click on the "Sync" button in the bottom right portion of the iTunes' window to begin syncing your iPod with the iTunes file library. This process downloads all of the selected files or folders to the iPod. Disconnect the iPod by clicking the "Eject" symbol in the left pane of the window after syncing is finished.
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