iPod shuffle 6th generation how to add songs

Open it after installation, connect your iPod with your computer, and this software will automatically recognize 4Create a new folder on your computer's desktop, put songs in it, open the folder, and select all 5Then drag it into the iPod recognized by the software 6

This method is free and if you close the net from Apple** there is a charge, so it is recommended to use the method I said 7Of course, you can also get the store where you bought Apple, and they will ** songs for you for free, and they are all genuine** 8I'm using this one, so you can pin me if you have any questions.

Go to the next iTunes on Apple's official website first, and in the "File" menu, there are "Add files to Library" and "Add folders to Library". Plug in your iPod and the left side will appear back on your iPod device. Select the ** you want to import in the library (select means that the entire entry is selected in blue, hold down "Ctrl" and "Shift" to multi-select, just like under Windows.)

It's not like you can click on the previous checkmark.,That tick seems to just involve broadcasting**.,Don't tick and won't be imported into the database.,So don't move the front tick and let it keep ticking) and then drag the selected entry to the left iPod device.,Or right-click on the selected entry There's an option like "Add to iPod".,And then wait for the transfer to finish.。

By the way, there must be content in your **file attributes, because iTunes does not display the song title by the file name, but through the things in the file properties, so if the file attribute is empty or something that has nothing to do with the song (such as which**), itunes's library will be very messy to sort out.

Then install it on your computer so that as soon as you connect shuffle to your computer, the software will run automatically

After that, drag your favorite ** into the panel of iTunes in your own computer Remember to see it clearly, there will be your shuffle icon on the left side of the panel, click on that, and drag it in under that panel

The operation to add a local ** on iTunes is:

First: Open iTunes, first click the middle of the three options in the upper right corner of the interface "Restore Down", and then drag the audio file directly to the blank space of iTunes.

Both of these methods can be used to import ** data to iTunes.

**After importing iTunes, connect the iPod device with the computer with a data cable, you can find your device in the upper left corner of iTunes and click Open, click Open according to the options you need to sync, such as "**", tick the **file you want to sync, and then click Sync. It's shown on your iPod device.

In the upper-left corner, tap File ——— add the folder to your library.

After that, find the folder where you put **.