[Dixielandjazz] iPod query, for those conversant.

[Kit W. Johnson]

It's a very straight-forward process. 

Most people have Apple's iTunes software loaded onto their computer. If you
also have a CD disk player on your computer then you can simply put a CD
into the player and iTunes will probably recognize it and ask if you want to
download the tracks to iTunes (it will handle the format conversion itself).
Then you just sync your handheld iPod with the computer using the sync cable
provided through a USB port on your computer. 

You can have iTunes scan for other media files on your computer as well
(such as a .WAV file), but the CD download process above is probably the
easiest.

Good luck,
Kit

Kit W. Johnson
Black Swan Classic Jazz Band
503-292-7673
503-970-1251 (cell)
kit at bscjb.com 
www.bscjb.com 
 

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[mailto:dixielandjazz-bounces at ml.islandnet.com] On Behalf Of M J (Mike)
Logsdon
Sent: Monday, January 18, 2010 3:39 PM
To: Kit Johnson
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Subject: [Dixielandjazz] iPod query, for those conversant.

I will ask a simple question, and no it's not for me.  I gave my son an iPod
for his birthday, and without a technologically brilliant person to guide
him, he's a little bereft.

I'm always hearing people say they "put [things] on their iPod", from
downloads to CDs to whatever.  My son is of the opinion that he can only
download .wma's to it.  I firmly believe that is not so.

Any (simple) answers?

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