Press the "Transfer" or "Copy" button on the MP3 syncing program to copy the songs from the Mac's hard drive onto the non-Apple MP3 player. Drag the songs you want to put onto the non-Apple MP3 player into the center column of the MP3 syncing program. Click once on the icon of the non-Apple MP3 player. Wait for the icon of the non-Apple MP3 player to appear in the MP3 syncing program's "Devices" column. Double-click on the MP3 syncing program's icon on the desktop to launch it.Īttach one end of a USB cable to a MP3 player and the other end to the USB port of the Mac. Follow the menu prompts to install the MP3 syncing program onto the Mac's hard drive. Double-click on the MP3 syncing program's icon when it has fully downloaded. Disconnect the iPod connection cable from the Apple MP3 player and from the USB port of the Mac.ĭownload an MP3 syncing program to the Mac's desktop for use with non-Apple MP3 players, like the MediaMonkey syncing program (see the link in Resources). Right-click on the icon of the Apple MP3 player and select "Eject" once the syncing is completed. Press the "Sync" button at the bottom of the iTunes program. Select the songs from the list presented. Click on the "Music" tab at the top of the iTunes program. Drag the songs you want to put onto the Apple MP3 player from the Mac's hard drive into the upper left corner of the iTunes program to turn them into the default MP3 audio format. Wait for the icon of the Apple MP3 player to appear in the program's left column. Double-click on the iTunes program's icon on the desktop to launch it. Follow the menu prompts to install the iTunes program onto the Mac's hard drive. Double-click on the iTunes icon when it has fully downloaded. Download the free Apple iTunes program to the Mac's desktop for use with an Apple MP3 player (see the link in Resources).
Attach the other end of the iPod connection cable to a USB port on the Mac. Attach an iPod connection cable to the appropriate connector on the Apple MP3 player.
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