QUESTIONS ABOUT IPOD AND ITUNES

1.Click on the name of that song with your mouse to change it manually.

3.I don't know about that.

4.Try a few more times.

Store your songs in its folder, a large number, it will occupy a certain space, but the impact on the system should not be large, when running iTunes, due to the large number of songs and **, iTunes will occupy a certain amount of memory.

So the general computer will be a little slow, but there is no need to worry if the memory is more than 2G.

Ask for an append. Find me if you have a question.

It's called an iPod

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Plus, you can use the software to display all the songs in your iPod and export them to your computer.

There is also a very professional one. I don't know if you will. Let's show you, and ask for a good familiarity with iTunes.

Use iTunes to set iPod to disk mode. This way you will be able to see your iPod in the file manager. So-and-so expert prompts you to turn on the option to show hidden files in the menu "Tools" >Options" in the file manager.

Song files are saved as hidden files on iPod, and you can see them in the file manager as long as you turn on this option.

In the iPod hard drive, you can now see a folder of iPod Control, which contains some directories with names F00, F01, F02, etc., each directory has 50 to 70 songs, and the song file name is some random letters. 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 to have in iTunes have been backed up (of course, you don't need to back up your iTunes library if it is empty), and then empty the music 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 "My**" iTunes iTunes

music directory.

In the future, the database will be able to be synchronized with the iPod smoothly

Export first,First set iTunes"Prevent iPod from syncing"Set up iPod to be used as a disk and manually manage,Then use my computer to open the iPod and then show the hidden folder,There is an "iPod Control",Click the right mouse button in the property to hide it and remove it and apply it to all subfiles and folders,Then use iTunes to open the "File" and find the export folder is that "iPod Control" to export the song。 However, it's better to copy iPod Control to your computer first. Apple is annoyed ......

Apple is for your own good, for fear of infecting your machine with a virus, don't be impatient.

Export first,First set iTunes"Prevent iPod from syncing"Set up iPod to be used as a disk and manually manage,Then use my computer to open the iPod and then show the hidden folder,There is an "iPod Control",Click the right mouse button in the property to hide it and remove it and apply it to all subfiles and folders,Then use iTunes to open the "File" and find the export folder is that "iPod Control" to export the song。

What the hell should I do, can't I use it as a USB flash drive?

1.First press the power button and slide it to power off as shown in the figure below.

2.Boot iTunes Standby on your computer, as shown in the figure below.

3.Connect your iPad to iTunes with a data cable, press and hold the power button and home button of your iPad in the powered off state, and white apples will start to appear, as shown in the figure below.

4.Wait for your iPad to turn into a black screen, release the power button, and continue to press and hold the home button as shown in the figure below.

5.At this time, iTunes appears to detect the recovery status of the iPad, click the restore button to enter the recovery mode, as shown in the figure below.

6.The system detects your firmware version and alerts you to the risk of updating by clicking the Restore and Update button, as shown in the figure below.

A recovery progress bar appears on the <>, waiting for the recovery to complete, as shown in the following figure.

10.The restoration is successful, start to set up your iPad again, as shown in the figure below.

2.Updating iTunes has nothing to do with jailbreaking, feel free.

4.The hardware will not be automatically updated, unless you click it yourself when viewing your product information, and even if it does, it will definitely take time, and you will have time to cancel.

5.Free** programs also need to be authorized,You can only use five computers** the program,You**down the program,You can see it in the application on the left side of iTunes,You can drag them to your touch,At the same time, there will be related programs in your touch application,Select sync on it,You can also sort your applications in the small window on the right。

6.After jailbreaking, your Apple will consume more electricity, about 20% more, and at the same time, your system stability will be damaged, and there may be a crash, but this is a small probability event, which can be basically ignored. The 91 assistant will generate their own system files in your touch, which is the root of its cancer, which is very destabilizing for Apple OS!

Sometimes you can play games, the machine will be very stuck, and you have to use its memory release software to free up the memory ......At the same time, the means of the 91 installer are not easy to ......It can bring a lot of redundancy ...... to the systemIt's not as clean as iTunes ...... install itHowever, 91 also has benefits, foolishness, convenience, and the problems it brings are actually not big, and it is completely tolerable.

7.Theoretically speaking, you can pull it without transferring data, but when you unplug it when you transfer data, it will easily break ......It's better to pop it up first, good habits.

1. I don't need it anymore.

2. There is no need to update.

3Can be synchronized with the library.

4 No, it won't. 5. Register first.

6 I don't know, I'm using it fine.

7 Yes.