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miz1q2w3e said:

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I bought my wife an iPod nano one time cause we bought into the whole convenience thing. Not smart.
iTunes on pc was a nightmare and still is. It never synched right, then the iPod's display died and it got stuck replaying the same 10 songs over and over.
So even more stupidly I bought another one since we already spend all that time getting our cd collection in iTunes and with all the updates to iTunes and a 3 year newer iPod nano it should be better right.... not really.
But yes we have 2 iPods, grumble.



SvennoJ said:
I bought my wife an iPod nano one time cause we bought into the whole convenience thing. Not smart.
iTunes on pc was a nightmare and still is. It never synched right, then the iPod's display died and it got stuck replaying the same 10 songs over and over.
So even more stupidly I bought another one since we already spend all that time getting our cd collection in iTunes and with all the updates to iTunes and a 3 year newer iPod nano it should be better right.... not really.
But yes we have 2 iPods, grumble.

I don't know why you had such a problem. I used to use a PC for all my iTunes and my mom still does. It works perfect! Did you try talking to anyone?



NintendoPie said:
SvennoJ said:
I bought my wife an iPod nano one time cause we bought into the whole convenience thing. Not smart.
iTunes on pc was a nightmare and still is. It never synched right, then the iPod's display died and it got stuck replaying the same 10 songs over and over.
So even more stupidly I bought another one since we already spend all that time getting our cd collection in iTunes and with all the updates to iTunes and a 3 year newer iPod nano it should be better right.... not really.
But yes we have 2 iPods, grumble.

I don't know why you had such a problem. I used to use a PC for all my iTunes and my mom still does. It works perfect! Did you try talking to anyone?

Yeah, her dad, who has the same problem. Somehow it won't completely synch all the albums to the iPod, or they can't find them back on the iPod. Wiping it clean and starting over seems to help sometimes, then songs go missing again.
Maybe it just hates us since all we do is import CDs, never bought a single song online.



2 iMacs
1 MacBook Air
4 iPhones
3 iPads
1 iPods

And 2 Apple tvs 



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SvennoJ said:

Yeah, her dad, who has the same problem. Somehow it won't completely synch all the albums to the iPod, or they can't find them back on the iPod. Wiping it clean and starting over seems to help sometimes, then songs go missing again.
Maybe it just hates us since all we do is import CDs, never bought a single song online.

Maybe Apple is trolling you to buy their 1.30$ songs? I don't know what to say really. XD Have you checked the box where it mentions "sync all."?



I have a ton of apple products in my house.

8 Cups of Applesauce
1 container of Apple Butter
3 Bottles of Apple Cider
2 Bottles of Apple Juice
1 Box of Apple Jacks
3 Granny Smith Apples



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Wonder how/if the survey tracks apple devices that are out of circulation.
I've been using apple products since 1985 ("fat Mac" 512k).
In current use: iPhone 3G, MBP i7,iPad 3.
Still working: iPod (original), iPod G2, iPod g4/video, iPod nano (original).
Broken but inexplicably still hoarded: PowerBook G4 ti, PowerBook G4 al.



and i'm sure a huge % has windows PC
point?



The most astonishing Apple transformation I ever saw was my brother-in-law. He started with only a single Mac Mini that he bought for tinkering and wound up using only for email. Over the course of a year, he bought an iMac, a MacBook Pro, a Time Capsule, an iPod Touch and an iPhone. A couple years after that and he's got a Macbook Air, an iPad, an Apple TV, an Airport Express and another Mac Mini.

Sound like a lot of money? You should see what he spent on amateur radio equipment in the same period...



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