Hello, if you want to import songs and videos into iPod, you must use iTunes or other third-party software that supports iPod management. It's useless for you to put things directly in any folder on the iPod disk ... There is a saying among Apple lovers: iPod-iTunes= scrap metal ... Although it is exaggerated, this sentence does illustrate the importance of management software such as iTunes to the iPod ... iPod does not accept files stored directly in disk format ... So the landlord wants to add songs to the iPod, so please use iTunes honestly. ...

Let's give you a common sense of iTunes. ..

First, install itunes ... After the installation, open iTunes, and you will see the "Music" column in the upper left corner of the database. But there was nothing at first. At this time, you should put the songs on the computer here (drag and drop directly).

Then connect your iPod .. After connecting the iPod to the computer, iTunes will automatically prompt you, and the icon of the iPod will be displayed in the device bar on the left. ..

If you need to synchronize your iPod, you can choose automatic synchronization and manual management ... By default, iTunes will initially synchronize automatically, that is, when the iPod is connected to iTunes, iTunes will automatically synchronize the contents of the iPod with the contents of the library (that is, replace all the contents of the iPod with the contents of the library ... This method is not recommended by novices because the iPod will be emptied accidentally ...).

Manual synchronization method .. Select an iPod in the device bar, and a summary interface will appear on the left. Tick the box in front of the manual management of songs and videos in the iPod below, and you will automatically choose to use the iPod as a disk ... In this way, you can manually manage the iPod and avoid the situation that the iPod is emptied when synchronizing with a blank database ... When you want to add songs and videos to the iPod, just drag them to the iPod bar in the device bar and iTunes can import songs and videos for you. ..

Please note that the video supported by iPod is MP4 format encoded by mpeg, except H.264. You can download the video converter and convert it into a format suitable for iPod, so that you can import it into iPod ~ (iTunes will not import it for you if the format is not suitable ...)

About the import of pictures, the specific methods are as follows ..

First, make sure that the picture format is JPG or GIP...GMP (I can't remember the usual ones anyway), and then put it in a fixed folder (for the convenience of synchronizing photos in the future, the photos in the iPod will not be deleted. If you often upload pictures on different computers, you can put the folder directly on the iPod disk), and click the photo tab at the top of the iPod management interface. Select the Auto-Sync photo radio button, and the gray drop-down box on the right will change color. Select the folder where the photos are located, and then click OK. Finally, click the Apply button in the lower right corner to complete the photo import. (If you use an iPod as a disk and choose a full-resolution photo, you can store the full-resolution photo in the iPod. )

In fact, in the photo folder of the computer, a cache folder will be generated after each photo synchronization. The next time you synchronize, the photos that already exist in the folder and have been synchronized will be automatically skipped, which greatly speeds up the photo synchronization. If you want to add new photos, just throw them into the photo folder on that computer and upload them next time. That's why I want you to create a special photo folder.