Question Posted Wednesday November 5 2008, 10:29 pm
okay, so i know this sounds like a easy question...but i need some help with my ipod. I got the ipod nano that came out like a a year ago the short wide silver looking one and i have like itunes 7.5 i think. Anyways,I searched everywhere online with people saying oh just click on the ipod on the left corner and delete the song.Well i tried and it added it on my ipod and when i double click it,it goes to set up ipod where you can sync the ipod and if i click the ipod it says "eject". Im trying to delete my songs because my ipods getting full and im deperately needing help. So if anyone could give me a step by step (detailed please :) ) on how to delete songs off a semi new ipod nano. Thanks so much!! :)
Disconnected answered Thursday November 6 2008, 2:03 pm: Ok, if you have a playlist called ''Bob's music''or whatever name playlist(I'm assuming your name is Bob :D) and that's the playlist you update your iPod with, just choose the song(s) in the playlist, click on the song and press ''delete''. Next time you sync your iPod, then the song will be off your iPod.
If you manually manage the music on your iPod, then, when you've plugged in your iPod, it should open the playlist on the side with all the music, find the songs you don't want, select them, and delete.
Ask if you need any more help.
:)
*edit*
I didn't understand your question...
Maybe you could explain a little better?
*edit2*
Well, lets say you have a playlist called ''dance songs'' and you sync that playlist to your iPod.
If there's a song you don't want on the iPod, and it's on that playlist, you can select the song and delete it. Next time you sync your iPod, the song wont be on your iPod.
The song isn't gone forever though, it will be in your ''My Music'' library at the top.
But yeah, if there's a playlist you sync on your iPod, all the songs on the playlist will go on your iPod.
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