Imagine this. You have just opened the box and came out your new iPod. Now ask yourself: "How does an iPod?"

Now, with the iPod is very learned, though not easy. Of course you can learn everything at once. But you can at least know how you can listen to music and put on your iPod. With the iPod is used almost always synonymous with iTunes. You need to download from iTunes on your computer first.

To learn how to start your iPod, you should familiarizewith his key. Now on your iPod. Just press a button on your iPod, and it is on. Use the wheel to scroll through the menus. Simply tap the Click Wheel, a bit 'and see the menu. Just go through and then the center of the click wheel, if you want to use a particular section of the menu. Then again, the menu bar at the top, only the click-wheel press.

Putting a song on iTunes

They have many sources for music files. You can use some existingMP3 songs on your PC or you can extract songs from CDs. And of course you can always buy individual songs and albums from the iTunes Music Store. The most important thing is to load all your songs in iTunes, so you can transfer to your iPod, if you want.

To download songs from a CD into iTunes, you get your CD and make sure you have an Internet connection. Insert the CD and open iTunes. All you need to do now, do not click on "Import" and wait until the end.

For MP3 songs, everythinghave to do is open the folder that contains these songs and then drag the songs you want to add specific to a window open iTunes. You will know when a song has been added successfully, if it is indicated by a plus sign.

Upload your songs on your iPod

While iTunes is still open, connect your iPod to your computer via USB. Then find the button to sync the iPod from the File menu. Click this button and the songs loaded into iTunes for your iPod. Just a little 'But beware, do not click on the buttons other iTunes mainly on the first sync. This can cause problems later just for you. You may also want the settings, which alter the synchronization with your iPod, especially if you have data other than the songs in iTunes.

Note that you can use the Click Wheel of practice, so you should be able to navigate easily to your iPod. Songs for navigation on your playlist, it's usually a right-click on it to the next song, and left totrack. If you want to rewind the current track, all you have to do is hold the wheel left and right, if you want to transmit it.

Now that you have your songs on your iPod, do not ask, "How does an iPod?" Now you can listen to music, no matter where you are. Of course you can also videos and podcasts on the iPod generation.