STEP ELEVEN (Getting Music on Your iPod)


If you own an Apple iPod, it's time to take the show on the road. Once you've imported all the songs you want from your CDs and downloaded some music from the iTunes Music Store, you can easily transfer your songs (and your playlists) directly to your iPod, so you can listen to your songs wherever you go. All you have to do is connect your iPod to your Mac using the connector cable that came with your iPod. Depending on which iPod you own, you'll either have a USB or FireWire connector. (If you have an iPod Shuffle, just remove the cap from the bottom of the Shuffle and plug it directly into your Mac's USB port.) To connect your iPod, plug one end of the connector into the bottom of your iPod and the other end into the matching slot on your Mac. Then, iTunes will automatically transfer your playlists and songs to your iPod. You don't have to do anythingit's completely automaticjust connect your iPod and iTunes does the rest. (Note: That sounds too easy, eh? Well, the only other thing you have to do is make sure your iPod's software is already installed on your computer and it's up to date. So, you may need to go to Apple.com and download the latest iPod software.) When the all songs are transferred to your iPod, you can remove your iPod, plug in your earphones, and hear the music from your playlists. If you download new songs, import new songs, create new playlists, etc., everything will automatically be updated to reflect your changes when you reconnect your iPod. Sweet!



    Getting Started with Your Mac and Mac OS X Tiger
    Getting Started with Your Mac and Mac OS X Tiger: Peachpit Learning Series
    ISBN: 0321330528
    EAN: 2147483647
    Year: 2006
    Pages: 189
    Authors: Scott Kelby

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