| Installing Software on Older iPods |
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by yangying |
| March 13, 2008 09:16 |
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If you can't use iTunes 7 to install your iPod software and have an older iPod that came with a CD install disc, follow the instructions for your platform below. Mac users- Insert the CD that came with your iPod into your computer.
- Double-click the iPod CD icon on your desktop to view its contents.
- Open the iPod Installer folder, then double-click the package (.pkg) file within it.
- Follow the instructions in the iPod Installer to install the iPod software onto your computer (by default, it installs at /Applications/Utilities/iPod Software Updater).
- When the installer finishes the installation, it displays a dialog, asking you to plug your iPod in to your computer.
- Connect your iPod to your computer as follows:
- When your Mac recognizes your iPod, the iPod Setup Assistant appears to help you set up your iPod. Type a name for your iPod in the top field.
- Choose the "Automatically update songs on my iPod" checkbox if you want to sync your entire iTunes music library and playlists to your iPod each time you plug it in. If you want control of what goes onto your iPod, deselect this checkbox.
- If you have an iPod with a color display, you can have iTunes automatically copy your photos to your iPod (using your settings in iTunes preferences) to fill any remaining space by choosing the "Automatically copy photos to my iPod" checkbox. If you prefer to copy photos manually, deselect this checkbox.
- Click Next to go to the next screen. If you'd like to register your iPod at this time, click Register My iPod. Click Done to end the setup process and open iTunes (you should see your iPod hanging out in the iTunes Source pane.
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