How do i manually manage my ipod

PLEASE NOTE- This option is only best if you wan't to manage your ipod on more than one computer, and or if your friend want's to put music on their ipod on. How to apply the "Manually manage music" option Open iTunes. Connect your iPod to your computer. Select the Device button near the top-left corner of iTunes. On the "Summary" screen, check the Manually manage music and videos box (under "Options"). Click Apply.  · To set the iPod to manual mode, simply check the box labelled “Manually manage music and videos” found on the iPod “Summary” page within iTunes, and click the “Apply” button: Once in manual mode, you add content to the iPod simply by dragging it from the iTunes library directly onto your iPod icon in the iTunes source pane, in much the same way Estimated Reading Time: 10 mins.

1. How do I manually add songs to my iPod? To add songs to your iPod manually, you need to connect it to your computer first. Open iTunes on your computer and click iPod icon. In the Summary tab, scroll down to Options and select the Manually manage music and videos option. Then click the Done button to confirm the selection, and click Apply. Connect the iPod to the computer. Open iTunes. Select the iPod icon in the Source pane. Click the Summary. Select "Enable disk use" or "Manually manage music and videos". Either one will allow you to use iPod as a drive. If you select "Manually manage music and videos", iTunes won't automatically update the iPod. How to apply the "Manually manage music" option. Open iTunes. Connect your iPod to your computer. Select the Device button near the top-left corner of iTunes. On the "Summary" screen, check the Manually manage music and videos box (under "Options"). Click Apply. Now you can transfer audiobooks to your iPod using OverDrive for Windows (desktop).

Steps to Manage Music on iPod without iTunes Easily by iMusic Step 1: Download and Run iMusic to "Device" Tab. Download, install and run iMusic. Connect the iPod with the computer on Step 2: Turn to "Toolbox". Click “TOOLBOX” menu on the top of the software. From there, you can see the option. I've upgraded my Mac and now have a new M1 running Big Sur, and now I've realised that iTunes has been removed. I also have an old iPod Classic. On my old Mac I would manually manage the music, I'd copy something into iTunes, move it to the iPod and then the iTunes version might well get deleted. 2 In iTunes, select iPod nano in the device list and click the Summary tab. 3 In the Options section, select "Manually manage music." 4 Click Apply. When you manually manage content on iPod nano, you must always eject iPod nano from iTunes before you disconnect it. See "Eject iPod nano:" on page