I-Pod question

[gta_player5]

If I copy music from a cd onto my computer is there a way that I can transfer those songs onto my I-Pod? Any info would b a help

[Colotomy Headwind]

If you copy music directly from an audio CD, it won't go on to/play on your iPod. What you have to do is use iTunes to rip (or decode) the audio files on the CD to MP3 or another format (AAC) and then use iTunes to put that on your iPod.

[Bond996]

If you copy music directly from an audio CD, it won't go on to/play on your iPod. What you have to do is use iTunes to rip (or decode) the audio files on the CD to MP3 or another format (AAC) and then use iTunes to put that on your iPod.

Not quite. You need to use any piece of software to rip into MP3 format, such as Windows Media Player, Musicmatch Jukebox, or iTunes, and with iTunes you can use AAC as well. Then if you didn't do it through iTunes, you can use the File -> Add file, or Add Folder options to put it into your library to sync with the ipod.

[Duders]

Just use the drag everything to your library in iTunes and import it into your iPod. As simple as that

 

-duders

[Colotomy Headwind]

If you copy music directly from an audio CD, it won't go on to/play on your iPod.  What you have to do is use iTunes to rip (or decode) the audio files on the CD to MP3 or another format (AAC) and then use iTunes to put that on your iPod.

Not quite. You need to use any piece of software to rip into MP3 format, such as Windows Media Player, Musicmatch Jukebox, or iTunes, and with iTunes you can use AAC as well.

It's a lot easier, if using an iPod, to simply use iTunes for it all. It rips the music, adds it to your library, and then will sync to your iPod in one simple step.