Apple iPod nano 3rd Generation - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Hi! Congrats for your ipod nano. Use latest version of iTunes available on http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/. Install it and then connect your ipod with the pc. Hope this solves your concern.

To create an M3U playlist On your PC, create a new empty .txt document using word pad, type nothing but save the file as a .txt. go in to my computer -->> explore and find the file and rename the .txt document so it has an m3u file extension (example: my_list.m3u). Open the m3u file with wordpad, notepad, or a text editor. In the first line at top of the page type #EXTM3U. After the first line, start listing your music files, copy and paste the song names , (with extension ie .mp3). One music file name each line. Exit the text editor and save the m3u file once you are finished. Drag and drop the M3U playlist to the player's MUSIC folder, your done.

Have you played this video before? The video that you played may be damaged for some reason. You can try to delete and redownload it again. In addition, if the music is from iTunes, the DRM protection of the iTunes video will also affect the use of the iTunes video. You may need some Best iTunes Video Converter to help you.

You need to use iTunes to load music on your iPod.

The Mass Storage area is separate from the iPods music storage area. It will not play music files that are loaded into the Mass Storage area.

iTunes is free from Apple.

www.apple.com/itunes

The first thing that you should do is download itunes from the apple website at www.apple.com/itunes once installed open up itunes and then plug in the supplied usb cable into the ipod and the other end into your computer. From itunes you can then go onto the apple store and buy music from the store or if you have music on CDs you can use itunes to pull the CDs onto your computer and from itunes and clicking on the devices section you can transfer the music onto your ipod. Hope this helps.

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Hold the home button and the power button at the same time and wait until the device shows the Apple logo on your screen (should take around 30 seconds).

To sync games automatically to iPod nano, connect your iPod to your computer. Then...

1) In iTunes, select iPod nano in the source list and click the Games tab.
2) Select “Sync games.”
3) Click “All games” or “Selected games.” If you click “Selected games,” also select the
games you want to sync.
4) Click Apply.

For automatic syncing, you must reconfigure your settings so that the album/tracks/content you wish to remove is no longer configured to sync to your iPod. For example, if the Sync only checked songs and videos option is enabled from under the iPod's Summary tab, make sure all the tracks for this album do NOT have a tick mark next to them in your iPod. Then resync your iPod with iTunes. If that isn't the case, you'll want to look at the iPod's Music configuration tab. You can access this tab by selecting your iPod underDevices. This should bring you to theSummary tab over to the right. Look for the Music tab along the top and select it. Here you can configure how and what music syncs to your device. If you make any changes to this tab, be sure to hit the Apply button in the lower right hand corner to sync the updated changes to your device. Otherwise, if you manually manage your iPod's contents, you must manually remove content from it. You can do this by plugging your iPod in and clicking the small black triangle next to your iPod from under the Devices section in the left hand pane of iTunes. This will open up a submenu of content that is indented underneath the name of your device, so go ahead and click on Music (or whatever content you are wanting to remove). Locate the track or tracks/content you wish to delete. Highlight them and hit the Delete key or choose Edit -> Delete. how do delete music from my itunes account and my ipod nano 3rd gen

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If your iPod only shows an Apple logo and doesn't start up, click here:

Perhaps your LCD Screen has malfunctioned. 1> Make sure hold switch is not activated. 2> press any button to turn on the device 3> put your ear up to the back of it. if you can hear the little hard drive spinning (very faint on smaller iPods, listen carefully.). if you hear it the device is on and working, and your LCD is not working. you will need to take it to Apple to have it repaired.

use a thin implement to prise open the back case from the front, slide it around the screen to unclip the back casing but be careful not the damage the back while removing it.

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plug into itunes and restore it to factory settings.

plug into itunes and restore to factory settings.

Open iTunes and plug in your iPod. On the left sidebar there should be your iPod name (If you can't find the sidebar, go to iTunes menu bar, under View, select Show Sidebar), go to your iTunes playlist and drag the songs you want to your iPod. For all of the songs, go to your iPod music library, even if you don't have songs, and on the bottom there should be a blue-ish bar. There might be a box saying "Autofill from iTunes library" click that ONLY if you want ALL songs from your iTunes to your iPod. If you want to know how to put video or DVD movie onto iPod, I think this step by step guide would help you. http://www.dvdintoipod.com/how-to-convert-dvd-video-to-ipod.html Hope it helps. Feel free to email me if you need further help.

you most likely broke it

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