Several users are affected by an issue where iTunes crashes shortly after connecting an iPod. MacFixIt reader Rory Cooney summarizes the problem: "Longtime users of iPods of various pedigree and size, ...

Your iPod touch's files are organized through Apple iTunes. The program stores your personal music collection along with other media files you may use for your business, such as advertisements, ...

When you connect your iPod to your computer, iTunes is launched and automatically begins to sync the iPod with the computer. If you don't want to sync all of your music, you can cancel the sync in ...

SanDisk Corp.’s Sansa Connect Wi-Fi-enabled media player is the first significant rethinking of portable media players — and how we acquire digital media — since Apple Inc.’s introduction of the iPod ...

Simply remove that song from your synced playlist and sync again. If you do not want to completely delete the song from your iTunes Library, but would like your iPod to sync properly, try unchecking ...

The USB or the lightning cable you are using to connect iPhone with your PC might be faulty. You need to verify that and try connecting again after restarting the PC ...

Are you facing a problem when iTunes is not detecting your iPhone? The reason could be that your iPhone might have run into the error 3194. iTunes error 3194 ...