I have my adapter, and it's plugged into my iPod. I can see my library, but I'm not able to click on any of the songs. Do I need to 'authorize' computers from my home computer first?
Nope, no base seat.Softballkid said:
I am pretty sure that all the downloaded songs reside on the harddrive that you used while downloading. If your harddrive crashes and you haven't saved your music files to some form of auxilary backup device, you are screwed. One reason to be sure to download them all to your iPod if you have no other means of doing an external backup.Chasey_Lane said:Is there a way I can play my library at work?
I have everything installed, however; I'm not actually able to play my "playlist/library" from work. I've heard you have to "authorize" computers for this, but I don't know for certain. I listen to my iPod with my headphones on, but I'd rather be able to listen via computer (streaming).Vixen said:I have a set of cheap speakers I plug into mine. You have to install the software for the library to work.
I downloaded the songs at home. I'm at work now, and I downloaded iTunes. I can see every song in my playlist, I'm just not able to "play" them. They are not highlighted. My question - how do I get them to play?kwillia said:
You can't play them if they are not on your iPod already. Your iTunes library may reference the songs, but your song files RESIDE ON YOUR PC AT HOME so they can't be executed FROM YOUR WORK PC. If you wanna listen to them at work DOWNLOAD THEM TO YOUR IPOD FROM YOUR HOME COMPUTER.Chasey_Lane said:I downloaded the songs at home. I'm at work now, and I downloaded iTunes. I can see every song in my playlist, I'm just not able to "play" them. They are not highlighted. My question - how do I get them to play?
This is not a hard question, folks.
They are on my iPod. I just figured that I'd be able to listen to them at work with my adapter/connector. Kinda' like importing them or something.kwillia said:
I would think the only way you could listen to them from your work PC would be to download them from your iPod to your work PC.Chasey_Lane said:They are on my iPod. I just figured that I'd be able to listen to them at work with my adapter/connector. Kinda' like importing them or something.
Right, and I do that how? Am I totally missing this or what?kwillia said:
You and me both. All I want to be able to do is listen to my iTunes while at work, without having to use earphones with my iPod.Nickel said:This is really stressing me out.
Chasey_Lane said:Is there a way I can play my library at work?
Very cool - thanks for the link! A little more than I wanted to spend, but I might just consider it.Barbra said:Logitech mm50 Speakers
I picked mine up @ BJs for $109 on 01/02. It has an internal rechargeable battery that lasted me my entire 10 hour shift @ work. It also has an AC adapter so you don't have to run off the battery and it'll charge your iPod @ the same time. Comes w/ a nice case for transport and a cute little remote.
