If you use an MP3 player often, and you’re forever syncing new music manually across your collection and the device in question, then you’re doing something very wrong, because you can autosync whenever the device is next plugged in: You can autosync whenever the device is next plugged in Drag and drop the music you want to have on your iPod.Ĭlick on the ‘Start Sync’ icon, above the iPod image, to complete the sync. Once the software is installed, and WMP has been opened, plug in the iPod.
Hey presto WMP can now sync and talk to your iPod!
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All you need to do is head to bit.ly/IVtRPa and download the software, then install it and plug in your iPod. You’ll have to pay for it, but it does come with a 30-day free trial. However, some clever coders have created a WMP plug-in that will talk to iPods.
If you’re the proud owner of an iPod, then iTunes, and a few others, are you’re only choice of syncing applications that will work with Windows and the device. Choose from the vast array of genres, top picks and so on.Īpples don’t want to work with oranges, or so it would seem.Click on the link in the top right, ‘Internet Radio.’.You might get a message in the main windows saying something like, ‘The requested page cannot be found: Don’t worry, just click on the hyperlink and you’ll be redirected, within WMP, to the correct page.Don’t worry if it doesn’t say ‘Media Guide’ just click on the down arrow next to the wording, then choose ‘Media Guide’ from the list. Click on the ‘Media Guide’ button in the bottom left of the screen.To listen to these via Windows Media Player, do the following: If for some reason you’re a little bored of your vast collection of music, why not try out a selection of radio stations available via the internet.
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