WebHelp:iPod Synchronization/4.0/es

Preparación del iPod / iPhone (o dispositivo compatible)

1. Conecte su iPod y ejecute iTunes
2. De clic en Edición > Preferencias y en la pestaña Dispositivos, habilite la opción que dice 'No permitir la sincronización automática de los iPod, iPhone y iPad'.
3. De clic en el nodo de iTunes de su iPod y de clic en la pestaña Contenido
   1. Deshabilite la opción que dice 'Sincronizar automáticamente cuando este iPhone esté conectado' and 'Abrir iTunes cuando este iPod esté conectado'
   2. Deshabilite la opción 'Sincronizar solo las canciones y videos seleccionados'
   3. Habilite la opción 'Gestionar la música y los videos manualmente' y la opción 'Habilitar uso de disco'

1. Selecciona la pestaña 'Música' en iTunes
   1. Deshabilite 'Sincronizar la música'
   2. Habilite 'Desplegar el arte del álbum en su iPod'
2. En las pestañas de Películas, Programas de TV, Fotos, deshabilite las opciones 'Sincronizar películas', 'Sincronizar programas de TV' y 'Sincronizar fotos de'.
3. Expulse el iPod y cierre iTunes

Si usted está usando un iPhone o iPod Touch, no desinstale iTunes.

Nota: En algunos casos podrá ser necesario borrar contenido existente del dispositivo utilizando la actualización de iTunes para restaurar el dispositivo a su configuración de fábrica.

Configure MediaMonkey

For tracks to play at the correct volume on your iPod, you should either:

Analyse the volume of all tracks in your collection via Tools > Analyse Volume
or
Enable automatic volume analysis via Tools > Options > Volume Leveling > Automatically analyse volume of unanalysed Tracks

Configure the iPod

1. Start MediaMonkey and plug in the iPod
2. Go to Tools > Options > Portable/Audio Devices, select your iPod (make sure that it is checked), and press 'Configure'. If your iPod doesn't show up in the list, try restarting MediaMonkey.
3. In the Device Configuration tab, you can leave the defaults as is, but make sure that both iPod Compatibility Settings are enabled.
4. In the Auto-sync Options tab, enable 'Delete Tracks that aren't on the Auto-sync List' and 'Confirm deletion' and enter \iPod_Control\Games_RO\ in the 'Except Folders' field. With these enabled, whenever you Auto-sync, you'll be given the option of deleting Audio tracks that aren't on the Auto-sync list, except for those that are used in iPod games.
5. In the Auto-sync List tab, choose which Tracks to sync.
6. In the Auto-Conversion tab, choose whether to convert Tracks to MP3 (note: 'Level volume' is not needed for iPods since MediaMonkey syncs Soundcheck values which the iPod uses to level volume).

Auto-Sync your Tracks

1. Set the mode of the Synchronize button on the toolbar to 'Auto-Synchronize', and if multiple devices exist, choose your iPod using the small button adjacent to the Synchronize button.
2. Connect your iPod to your PC and click theSynchronize button. After a bit of time, you should be asked whether to delete Tracks from the iPod. Go ahead and delete them (they'll be resynched from the PC).

Tracks will sync to the iPod per your configuration.

Manually Sync your Tracks

If you want to do a one-time manual sync of set of Tracks:

• Select a Playlist, AutoPlaylist or a group of tracks and drag them onto the Device node or onto the Device button.
  or
  Select the tracks you wish to sync and right-click Send to > iPod Device .
  or
  From the Now Playing Dialog, click Copy > Copy to Portable Device.
• Or, if you plan on always synchronizing in this manner, set the mode of the Synchronize button on the toolbar to 'Synchronize Selected'. Then Select a Playlist, AutoPlaylist, or group of Tracks and click the Synchronize button.

The selected Tracks and Playlists will sync to the iPod per per your configuration.

Disconnecting the iPod

MediaMonkey can be configured to automatically close the connection to the PC after synchronization. If this feature isn't enabled, then right-click on the iPod and click 'Safely Remove Device'.

See: MediaMonkey iPod Wiki

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