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Josh.biz Technical Note 5 - added February 2007
Use the iPod shuffle as an ordinary mp3 playerThe latest version of the Apple iPod shuffle, released in September 2006, has proved to be stylish, feather light and a highly successful product. It seems to be the ultimate 'Naughties' equivalent of the Eighties Sony Walkman (click for Wikipedia reference). For such a tiny and lightweight device to be able to store so many tunes and play sound so clearly (especially bass) is astonishing. For further information visit Wikipedia's reference covering the iPod shuffle. If you would prefer not to use the Apple iTunes software and wish to use your iPod shuffle as an ordinary mp3 player, read on. KeywordsiPod shuffle, mp3 player, iTunes SolutionPlease note these instructions are for Windows XP users only and assume you are using your iPod shuffle for the first time. If you have already installed your hardware/software you may need to customise the instructions and/or reset your iPod shuffle.
You should now be able to enjoy your tunes. To edit your mp3 collection, repeat from 5. The iTunes program should start automatically when the iPod is reconnected to your PC. If any of the links above fail consistently please . Side NotesBefore disconnecting your iPod shuffle remember to 'eject' the device within the iTunes software. Also remember to use the Windows 'Safely Remove Hardware' feature to disconnect the 'Mass Storage Device'. After this, your iPod shuffle should display no lights and can be removed from it's cradle. For an excellent web page on the subject of iPod shuffle lights visit: What do all the flashing lights mean on my new Apple iPod Shuffle? by Ask Dave Taylor.
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