You have to use itunes to delet songs. Just right click on the song in itunes and press delete. Make sure you only delete the song from the ipod (which will show up on the left hand side of the screen and not from the main music folder.
SOURCE: apple ipod nano wont play the full song
First make sure your hold switch isn't on. It's on the top or bottom and slides
back and forth. It needs to be switched to the left. Once it is to the
left, here's how you reset:
You can reset your ipod by holding down the menu and select (round
button in the center) buttons down for at least 10 seconds. You'll see
an apple logo flash, that's when you stop pressing the buttons. It will
shut off, then back on.
SOURCE: apple ipod 4gb
To delete files on your ipod, pull up iTunes. Find the songs and ect. you don't want on your ipod. There should be a box next to it that is checked. Simply unckeck the box. If you never want to see the songs and ect. ever again on your ipod or on iTunes, just right click on the song and ect. and press delete. Then once you plug your ipod up to the computer and sync it, they won't be on your ipod.
I hope this was helpful. Please rate this solution.
SOURCE: i have apple ipod 4GB Model MA426 send the songs
Hi there and welcome at Fixya, the support team (lfete)
I mean your iPod you can just insert it in the computer with the cable and the computer will install the driver :O) then you can see the storage in the Folder "My Computer". Open the drive and simply copy and paste the songs you want to have on it, you find the copy and paste function if you highlight a song and then right click on the mouse. Remember this !! you can copy more songs in once by holding the control (Ctrl) button down when selecting the songs with the mouse OR you can copy several songs after eachother by highlight the first song and then press "Shift" and highlight the last song.
you can also use iTunes to transfer your music :
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
you can find the manual to your iPod here:
http://html-pdf-converter.com/en/convert?u=the-manuals.com/ipod-4gb-ma426-manual/
AND HERE :
http://free-tutorial-for.me/tutorial-for-ipod-4gb-ma426/
For reading the manual you need a PDF-Reader and you can get one for free here :
http://get.adobe.com/reader/
or
http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/reader/
or
http://www.download.dk/index.asp?Kat=kontor&subkat=tekstbehandling&prog=24958&program=PDF%20Reader
or
http://pdf-xchange-viewer.en.softonic.com/
Hope it helps
IF NOT then try to return here
Have a nice time over there
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SOURCE: I have a nano apple
You need to install iTunes on your computer.
Here is the link:http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
You connect your iPod to the computer and let iTunes sync it. You can create several playlists and then just drag & drop the playlists you created on the iPod.
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I have a problem deleting songs from my Ipod 3rd Gen Nano that has a different twist to it. My PC is too old to run XP so I can't use Itunes to control my Ipod. I have to use the Winamp 5.53 player which works very well except for this one problem. When I delete a song, album, etc. from the Ipod, the sound is removed but the song info.--title, artist, album art--remains on the Ipod . There is no sound and the deleted songs use no bytes but when I use shuffle mode and the Ipod shuffles to where the deleted song is listed, it goes silent and the shuffle is stopped because the Ipod is apparently trying to play a song that isn't there anymore, or at least the sound isn't there. But the Ipod functions as if the song was still there and I have to manually skip to the next song. I don't know if this is just a Winamp problem, but there have been a few instances where I have been able to delete a song or an album successfully--song title, album art, etc. I didn't do anything differently either time,so that makes me question whether it is a Winamp player specific problem. I have tried deleting the material several ways also--by album, by artist, and even a whole double album one song at a time for the whole twenty songs. The main reason I bought an Ipod was because I loved my 5-disc carousel because of the shuffle mode and the Ipod was like having a 30-disc CD player, so it is annoying when these blank spaces "step on my buzz." Please help.
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