Ok i have 2 problems with my ipod, the first one is actually due to the fact that itunes will not work on my pc at all... i installed it a while ago and it worked after some minor changes were made. I basically found an older version (something like... version 5.0.1 or something) and it didn't work, so i changed the compatibility of the program to be compatible with windows 2000 (by the way i use windows XP i just used the little utility thing that comes up in the properties menu when you right click the itunes icon on the desktop) and then all of a sudden it worked, then i installed the new itunes over it, and it was fine... now... 3 months on, i have purchased a new HDD and installed windows again (yay) and now this process will not work at all... i am befuddled why it does not work, i used the same method as before and it still won't do anything, please help me with this issue... as dBpower AMP music converter only works SOME of the time... my other issues has to do mainly (and hopefully) with this program... i have transfered music to my ipod with this program pretty well since i had it, but for some reason with 1 particular set of files i recently acquired... it will not sync them at all... i try to sync them 1 by 1 and it does nothing... it says that the files are on the ipod, but when i select the artist and then album on my ipod (when it is NOT attached to the pc) the songs are not there... yet the dBpower AMP music converter seems to think they are.. what is going on here ? please help me with both issues ASAP as these songs are used to wake me up for work in the morning on my pc... and im quite sick of leaving my pc on all night... ^_^ lol. Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: iTunes.exe Application Version: 7.6.2.9 Application Timestamp: 47efc82f Fault Module Name: StackHash_1066 Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0 Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000 Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 00000000 OS Version: 6.0.6000.2.0.0.256.6 Locale ID: 16393 Additional Information 1: 1066 Additional Information 2: 9e37a695274a578c42787a120dcb6da3 Additional Information 3: 8c8d Additional Information 4: d91095dae5c63c3e74635f6d3f850d34 Read our privacy statement: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=50163&clcid=0x0409
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Are you an IPod
greenhand or new user to iPod? Are you annoyed with how to transfer
iPod playlist to
iTunes? So, how do you get iPod
playlist to iTunes? Factually speaking, it's not difficult to do it. All that
we what we have to do is to make sure your iPod connect to your iTunes and that
you follow the instructions below.
But, just like
everything surrounding the App Store, there is always an "App for that". iPod
to computer is one of those apps that provide you a fast way to transfer
iPod playlist to iTunes.
The iTunes program servers as
both a media player and a database for the content you've added to it. The
program window lists your songs and videos so you can see what you have, but
the actual files themselves are stored elsewhere. In the default location, your
files are nestled inside subfolders within the iTunes program folder on your
hard drive.
If you're like a lot
of iPod listeners, one of your favorite things to do is make up new playlists.
You might spend hours each week working on making up new lists for different occasions.
You've probably got a list for doing homework or work, a list for working out,
a list for driving in the car, and a list for a romantic date. Having all these
playlists can be a lot of fun, and sometimes making them can be a little
addicting, too.
This is why many
people love the on-the-go playlist making application on their iPods. With this
application, you can put any song on your iPod into an impromptu playlist.
Maybe you want a brand new list to express your mood for today. Maybe you're
just on a roll with discovering new music and are making a fantastic playlist
for a friend. Either way, making these lists can be fun and interesting.
The problem, however,
is that you can't save or label on-the-go playlists. If you leave them on your
iPod, they'll just be named on-the-go and called by the order in which you made
them. You won't be able to rearrange them or fine tune your playlist making
skills like you can when you're actually making a list in iTunes.
If your iPod is
broken and all you want to do is that transfer all the files to iTunes? How can
you to transfer then? Maybe you are worried about these problems and think that
it is hard to do it because the restrictions by apple. Here I want to say it is
easy now as longs as to use a software to help us and then we can get what we want
easily.
Here I want to choose
Cucusoft
iPod
Transfer according to the long-term good test.
Before you run our
program, please be sure you have installed iTunes on your
computer, and you can manage your ipod device with no problem.
Step 1. First connect your iPod to your computer
via USB cable. Then install and run iPod Transfer. After done, the
playlist will be shown on the main interface as below. All the playlists and
other files will be shown on Cucusoft transfer below.
Step 2. Copy the playlist and transfer into
iTunes library from iPod.
Step 3. Click the "Export" button and
start to copy
ipod
playlist to itunes library right now. Choose Export to iTunes
and OK.
Now you have successfully copied ipod playlist to itunes!
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