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How Do You Download Songs Onto An IPod? - Explained In 3 Simple Steps!

By Tyler Jackson Everyone that owns an iPod knows they can download songs onto an iPod but most people do not know how. The article below will show you step by step how to exactly download songs and videos to your computer and then to your iPod. Downloading music you already own onto an iPod The first step you need to do before you put anything on your iPod is to download iTunes from itunes.com.

If you didn\'t already know iTunes is the software made by apple specifically to run your iPod. If you want to download, music on CD\'s onto an iPod first thing you need to do is convert the music files on the CD to mp3\'s. To do this you need a cd-ripper what a cd-ripper does is it takes the files on your CD converts it to mp3\'s and downloads it to your computer ready for you to put on to your iPod. A good free cd-ripper is Freerip just search it on Google. However this can take a long time depending on the quality of your cd-ripper (free ones take longer). (If you already have the music files in mp3 format you can go to Step 3) After you have ripped all your CD\'s the last thing you have to do is actually put the files onto your iPod this is by far the easiest step, and takes the least time because it can be done right from iTunes. All you have to do is connect your iPod, open up iTunes, scan all the mp3 music files into the library and \"sync\" your library with your iPod. This will put all the mp3\'s music files on your computer onto your iPod. Downloading music online There are many places you can download music online from, some are legal and others illegal. The advantage of downloading music online is that you get to skip the longest and hardest step above, Step 2. When you download music online you do not have to worry about converting or ripping the music files they will already come in mp3 format. All you have to do is put them into your iPod. Below are 2 of the most popular ways of downloading music online: On iTunes you can download, music, movies, TV shows, podcasts and many more. However each song is going to cost you $0.99. This doesn\'t seem like a lot at first but believe me it adds up. For example to download just 100 songs it would cost you $100. Another option you have is using various websites on the internet that allow you do download an unlimited number of songs, videos, podcasts, TV shows ect for a small onetime fee. Most of these websites costs 50 dollars to sign up, this may seem expensive but this is a one time charge. For $50 and you get unlimited downloads for life. But think about it like this, downloading just 50 songs from iTunes is the equal to what you pay these websites for unlimited lifetime downloads. And if you download another 50 songs from one of these websites instead of iTunes you have just saved yourself $50. Lastly many of these websites gives you a good quality cd-ripper for free. iTunes is good choice for someone who doesn\'t download a lot of music, however if you are going to download more than 50 songs you might want to check out the benefits that other download websites offer. To check out a review of the websites that offer unlimited, lifetime access to music downloads legally go to: todays-technology.com/reviews/ipod-download-review.php How do you download songs onto an iPod?

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	Acoustic Solutions Ipod Speaker Dock Compatible with iPod MNI, Ipod Nano 1 2, Ipod video 30G, iPod video 6080G. Connect to TV, Audio and PC.
	Acrylic Case for 3RD Generation Nano Easy access for headphones, screen protection. Lifetime manufacturers guarantee.
	Apple Component AV Cable Compatible with iPod nano 3rd generation w.video, iPod classic and iPod touch. USB power adapter included.
	Apple Composite AV Cable Compatible with iPod with color display, iPod with video, iPod nano 3rd generation, iPod classic and iPod touch. Suitable for Component audio or video connections on TV, home theatre or stereo.USB Power adapter included.
	Apple iPod AV Cable Compatible with all dock connectors excluding Shuffle. Suitable for use with any iPod and a stereo or TV with line out ports. Can be connected using S Video.
	Apple iPod Camera Connector Compatible with iPod Photo and iPod Video. Can be used with any camera that has a USB connector.
	Apple iPod In Ear Headphones 3.5mm jack. Complete with carry case.
	Apple iPod Nano Armband 2nd Generation Grey Compatible with 1st and 2nd generation nano.
	Apple iPod Nano Armband V3 Ipod not included.Compatible with 3rd generation nano iPod.
	Apple iPod Shuffle Dock 2nd Generation iPod shuffle dock, UBS Connection for syncing and charging your iPod shuffle.Compatible only with 2nd generation iPod shuffle. Requires USB 2.0 or greater.

Chicago on the Cheap (The Star Press)

CHICAGO -- Chicago has a reputation as a working-class city for a reason. Sure, there are fancy Gold Coast shops and $500-a-night hotel suites, but it's also possible to see Chicago's famous lakefront, eat its famous food and enjoy distinctive cultures on the cheap.

An iPod Buyer's Guide (TechNewsWorld.com)

Let's get one thing straight: You can't go wrong by buying an iPod. Any iPod. But that's not to say the decisions between which iPod to buy aren't hard. In fact, it can be downright tough. The tiny iPod shuffle is awesome for working out, but it lacks a screen. The iPod nano has a screen but lacks applications.

iPod dying? It's already dead (CNET)

Featured links from the CNET Blog Network iPod dying? It's already dead. --In an interview this week, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak said that the iPod would go the way of the Walkman and transistor radio. But in terms of innovation, the mantle passed to the iPhone more than a year ago. At last Google invents something truly brilliant --Gmail Goggles stop you from drunkenly sending an ...

Woz says the iPod will "die out after a while" like radios and Walkmans (Engadget)

Filed under: Portable Audio , Portable Video Uncle Woz is stirring things up today in an interview with The Telegraph, saying that he thinks "the iPod has sort of lived a long life at number one, things like, if you look back to transistor radios and Walkmans, they kind of die out after a while... they get real cheap and then they are not selling as much." That's certainly an interesting ...

RIM Starts a Storm, Spy Photos Whip Up a Hurricane, Woz Rains on iPod (TechNewsWorld.com)

Research In Motion kicked the week off by announcing the new BlackBerry Storm, the company's first touchscreen smartphone, which in turn jump-started the "iPhone Killer" headlines. While the mobile bloggers were busy with that one, traditional Mac lovers have been stoked into a frenzy of anticipation over the new MacBook lineup -- will they come Oct. 14? Are these spy photos real?