How to put songs in an iPodnano

The songs in the iPod are placed in a hidden folder, so when you open the hidden ones, you can see a lot of songs, but the file names are all changed. If you want to get a song test, you can go online and create an app called iPodAgent.

Here's a way to export songs using iTunes:

You can see an iPod Control folder with the names F00, F01, F02, etc., each with 50 to 70 songs, and the song file names are random strings. Right-click on a folder to open the Properties dialog, unhide the properties and apply them to all files and subdirectories.

Open iTunes, make sure that all the songs you used in iTunes have been backed up, and then empty your library. You don't need to delete the original files, just move them to a different directory. The most important step is to make sure that your iTunes is set to update your iPod manually, otherwise the iPod will be emptied.

Then, in the advanced options, set iTunes to copy files when importing, if you haven't changed this option before, you can skip this step. Now, in the menu select Add Folder to Library, select the iPod Control directory on your iPod hard drive, OK OK. Finally, select "Unified Library" in the "Advanced" menu, and iTunes will save all the songs from your iPod to the "My**" iTunes iTunes Music directory.

When you buy an iPod, you should have an installation disk, and you will put iTunes in it.

If not, after you make it yourself, add songs or something in iTunes, and then connect your iPod to the computer, it should be good to pull it Pay attention to Oh, when you connect to the computer, modifying the song in iTunes will not be directly reflected in the iPod, and you have to exit the connection and then reconnect.

That one. After you install iTunes.

Put the song behind the song library.

And then. Menu bar. There is one under the file"Sync"...

After syncing, you can pull.

The ipod's description says so.

<><5. Check "Connect to this iPod" in the options to open iTunes, and then check "Synchronize Only Selected Songs" as shown in the image.