To begin the process of adding music to your iPod, open iTunes. If you haven't already connected your iPod, do so as soon as iTunes opens. Within a few moments, iTunes should recognize your device — you should see a small "iPod" button with a picture of an iPod appear in the upper right. Click this button. Note that for iPads, iPod Shuffles, and other iTunes-compatible devices, the process will be nearly the same, though the label on the button that appears will change. After clicking the "iPod" button, you'll see a screen displaying an array of information about your iPod, including its name, storage capacity, and several other options. We don't need to deal with any of these — simply click "Music" at the top of the window to proceed. When it comes to putting music on your iPod, you have two options: iTunes can automatically transfer your entire library to your iPod, or it can allow you to manually choose which songs you want to add. Check the bubble next to "Entire music library" if you'd like to add your entire library, or check the bubble next to "Selected playlists, artists, albums, and genres" if you'd like to pick your songs manually. At this point, you may also want to check the boxes for other miscellaneous options below. For instance, if you'd like to add any music videos you have in your library, check "Include music videos," and so on. If you chose the manual option for adding songs to your iPod, you'll want to use the menus on the bottom half of the iTunes window to choose which songs you want to add. Scroll through the menus for playlists, artists, genres, and albums, checking the boxes next to the choices you'd like to add to your iPod.  For instance, if you want to add all of your Al Green songs to your iPod, you would scroll through the list of artists until you found Al Green, then check the box next to his name. On the other hand, if you only wanted to add the songs from his greatest hits album, you would scroll through the list of albums until you found Greatest Hits by Al Green, then check the box next to it. Don't worry if some of your choices overlap — iTunes won't add the same song to your iPod twice. Whether you chose the manual or automatic option for adding songs, click the "Sync" (short for "Synchronize") button on the bottom right of the screen when you're ready to add your songs to your iPod. iTunes should immediately begin to add the songs you selected to your iPod. You can monitor your progress by watching the progress bar that should appear at the top of the iTunes window. Don't disconnect your iPod during this process. This will disrupt the syncing process, preventing you from getting all of your songs. In addition, this can also cause iTunes to freeze or stop working properly. Congratulations! You've successfully added songs to your iPod. To play your songs, disconnect your iPod, plug in a pair of headphones, select a song from the "Music" option at the bottom right of the iPod's main menu, and start listening. Note that, while this guide describes how to add music to your iPod, the process is nearly identical for other forms of media. For instance, if you want to add movies to your iPod, you would click "Movies" at the top of the iTunes window after clicking the "iPod" button, then proceed in basically the same fashion. To take songs off your iPod, connect it to your computer and proceed as you normally would to the Syncing screen. If it isn't already selected, click the bubble next to the "Manual" option for adding songs. Now, scroll through the windows of artists, playlists, etc. and uncheck the boxes next to the selections you'd like to remove from your iPod. When you're done, click "Sync" to apply your changes.
وصّل جهاز آي بود بجهاز الكمبيوتر ثم افتح برنامج آي تيونز. انقر على خيار "الموسيقى" في الشاشة التالية. اختر مزامنة المكتبة بالكامل أو مزامنة أغان محددة. حدد قوائم التشغيل/الفنانين إن اخترت إضافة الملفات يدويًا. انقر على خيار "مزامنة" لإضافة الموسيقى. استمتع بالموسيقى! ألغِ تحديد خيارات المزامنة لحذف الأغاني.