Re: How to shuffle the music. Each time I turn it off and...
I am having this problem too. I am trying to listen to an audiobook, but when i turn it off then turn it on later, it goes to the first song i loaded on it, not where i stopped in the book. Help!
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If Your music player is not playing Your music serially, then it means the shuffle of Your music player is on. When the shuffle of Your music player is on, then the music will randomly play the music on Your music library for You. To turn it off, please follow the steps below:
Go to Your phones menu,
Select the Media center,
Go to the options and select shuffle,
Turn it off,
Go to Your music player and play a song.
This time the song will play serially or how it is arranged in the music players list. Hope this helped. Thank You for using FixYa!!!
for syncing of songs in apple ipod u need to have itunes downloaded from google. then u import those songs into itunes and then syn it in ipod with previous songs removed
The suffle playlist you have it on is probably only one album or artist or genre - from the main menu go to music and the last option is browse music - go here, press on the first song and it will play through your entire library. Every time you start it when you do this the song should start where you left off.
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Try reflashing the firmware for your device you can find the latest firmware and flashing utilities from the manufacturer?s website. Make sure that you back your music up first because when you do this you are setting it back to factory settings.
You have to keep all the songs that you want on your iPod on your computer, otherwise you will get this problem. So if you want song "a" on your iPod it must also be in your iTunes library at all times unless you don't want it on your iPod anymore
Since you cannot see what you are doing on the screen, I will tell you what buttons to push to un-shuffle your songs. Press the buttons in the exact order I tell you. Ok. Turn off the mp3 player, then turn it back on. Press the little menu button. Push the left arrow button once. Press the play button 3 times slowly. You are now in the menu that gives you the following options to unshuffle your music: 1. Off 2. Repeat single Track 3. Shuffle/No Repeat 4. Repeat all Tracks 5. Repeat all With Shuffle
I'm guessing that you may have to push the down arrow once or the up arrow once. This should select the Repeat all Tracks option. After scrolling up or down one time, press the play button once, then the menu button twice. Now push play to start your music. If this does not work, you can set your player back to the default settings by pushing the menu button once, pushing left arrow once, hit the play button. Scroll down 5 times, hit the play button, and push down 3 times. Be careful, because if you do not push the down arrow THREE times, you might accidentally select the option of erasing the memory.Once you push down 3 times and hit the play button, push down once more to select Yes of reseting your player back to it's original settings. This should help you out.
From Apple.com Support Website.
If the front status light on your iPod shuffle blinks orange and green when you press any button, then your iPod shuffle is experiencing some type of error. Try these troubleshooting steps to resolve the problem.
To troubleshoot the iPod shuffle error light:
1. Turn off your iPod shuffle
2. Wait a few seconds
3. Turn your iPod shuffle back on again
If this does not resolve the problem:
1. Check to make sure there are songs on your iPod shuffle
2. Use iTunes to add songs to iPod shuffle and try again
If your iPod shuffle continues to display a blinking orange and green light, use iPod Updater 2005-02-11 or later to restore iPod shuffle, and then add songs with iTunes.
If your iPod shuffle still shows a blinking orange and green light after trying all of the above steps, your iPod shuffle may need service.
Best of Luck.
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