Crazy! How do I make a file exist only on my iPod without iTunes deleting it?

Go to your iTunes installation folder.

Then find the iTunes Music folder.

There are a lot of *** files that start with f in it, and they are your songs.

It can be deleted, but it won't be deleted from the iTunes song list, so it won't be deleted from your classic either.

Understand? If you can't find the folder.

Or right-click the song name in iTunes.

Select"Show up in Finder"

You can find your song existing**.

In this case, you can't click on sync anyway, which means that the contents of the iPod are made the same as those on the computer. So delete the things in your computer and then sync the things in the ipod, of course, it will be deleted, the correct way is to click manual management and then drag the songs into the ** list of iPods one by one, and right-click to delete them when deleting, anyway, don't click on sync, or turn the iPod on my computer as a hard disk (when a USB flash drive).

I remember that there was an option that said "Allow iPod to be used as a hard drive".

You can cut or copy the files to your iPod.

It won't be deleted when it's synced.

You need to choose to manually manage ** and video in iTunes, and after importing ** into the database, move the ** column in the database to the iPod in the device.

So many questions ... It's not a point ... Forget it!

1.For example, if you bring a song from the Internet to your desktop, you add it to the iTunes library, and then delete or move the source file, so that iTunes will not be able to write the song in the future! However, there is a way for iTunes to automatically copy the source file of the song to the library folder

Open iTunes, select "--Preferences" in the menu, and then select the "Advanced" option in the dialog box, and then tick in front of an option called "Copy files to iTunes Music folder when add** to the library", so that every time you add** to the library, iTunes automatically copies the song to the iTunes folder, the default location of the iTunes folder is in the C drive "My**", but you can also use it in " Advanced" option. In this way, you can ** the song, import it, and then delete the source file of that song.

It can only be synchronized with one computer, and the so-called synchronization is to copy all the files and settings in iTunes on that computer to the iPod. If you synchronize with a computer (let's say your home computer), there are 100 songs stored in it, and then you have a song in the Internet café, then if you synchronize with the computer in the Internet café, all the 100 songs will disappear, and your new ** song will appear in it. If you want to put this new song in your iPod, just store it on a USB stick and take it home to get it...

The files (songs, **, etc.) can only be stored and deleted by iTunes (iTunes on your computer). iPod touch, iPhone can be deleted directly on **, but can't delete songs, **list. Similarly, files that are already on your iPod cannot be seen, stored, or deleted on other computers.

It can be used as a hard drive, but not for iPod touch (1 and 2) or iPhone (all). If you're not using Touch or iPhone, you can plug in your iPod and check the "Use iPod as a hard disk" option on the iPod interface

Then you can copy the files inside the iPod in a more complicated way (I haven't tried it either).

5.But in short, iPods are designed to be used on personal computers (best), that is, it is ideal to transfer songs on only one computer, so that many of the iPod's personalized features (such as library organization, Genius track lists) and so on, can be used, because on the same computer** and transfer can collect your usual favorite **information, etc.,So that the iPod becomes a smart**device**, which is an important difference between iPod and other **devices!

Typing so many words, it's interesting enough, right, landlord? Give it a try and good luck!

iTunes is just a software,The role is to recognize the address of those songs and then manage,After deleting the source file, the songs in it are no longer there,Those songs and poems are saved in the location where you** were saved。 iPod due to the protection of copyright recognition of a computer, to sing on other computers must delete all the original, iPod has two modes, 1Use iTunes to import songs, only then can they be displayed and listened to.

Disk mode,iPod can be used as a portable hard disk,You can put songs into the iPod like a USB flash drive somewhere else,When you get home, you are using the software to import,But the songs that are put in like this can't be listened to or seen on the iPod。 And it's better not to delete the original files, so as not to have to re-download those songs after the iPod is lost.

You can open hidden files.

There's ** in it to put back on your computer.

You can delete it if you set it up manually.

1.Open iTunes.

2.Connect your iPod

3.Tap iPod under "My Devices" on the left.

4.The original list on the left should be changed to the contents of the device. (or the "Settings" page, where you can click on the "Content" page).

5.If you want to delete any files, right-click on the file and select Delete.

It is highly recommended to use iTunes, because even if you find the folder, but the name has changed, do you want to listen to which one to delete.

Of all the ways to delete iPod songs, iTunes should be the easiest. You can see songs like iPod nano by show, hide, and system files, but the whole naming system is quite difficult to understand, so locating a song is basically impossible. Touch, on the other hand, has to be cracked, and then the file operation is carried out through WECP or 91 assistant, which is more laborious.

It's not a sync issue, is it?

If you manage it manually.

Try deleting with shift delete....

Then select "Yes".

As long as you put what you need and what you don't need in it (referred to as Ha), and then synchronize it (I don't know your specific situation, the ordinary method) can't do two computers, one uses IT to format the ipod, and the other uses the IT you have sorted out to synchronize again (a time-consuming and labor-intensive method).

Because you're not in sync. If you click sync, they're gone.

Be concise and clear

The update file shouldn't be with the installer.,And**shouldn't be together.,I use the mac system.,I don't know what's the case under Windows.。

By default, it is under C drive--Users--"Your Zixitan computer username"--My**--iTunes.

C: Zao Zheng Documents and Settings Xiao Qing Administrator Application Data Apple Computer Stool Shen Song iTunes iPhone Software Updates

This is XP's.

All the source files have been deleted? There really can't be any way. Let's add it again.

Right. Need to hack.

I also installed panda reader.

However, you can save the text in the lyrics to read, but it's really inconvenient to say that it's really dark.

You can get this with iTunes.

Will you get the lyrics?

It is. Select the song you want to add lyrics to in iTunes, right-click and select Show Description, and you will see the lyrics option.

Just paste it in.

Hehe. Hope it helps.

No, you need to crack the third-party software.

The inside of the store asks for money.

You'd better crack it and install a third-party software such as Books, and Panda Reader will be able to read it