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I have a new iPod classic and am trying to sync my music to iTunes. It won't sync any of my songs, and I get the following error message: "iTunes cannot add any songs to the iPod because no songs in your iTunes library can be copied to this iPod."
iPod classic, Windows 7
What format are these tracks in and at what bitrate are they encoded? You can view this information from under each track's Summary tab of its Get Info window that is accessible by right->clicking on the track in iTunes.
B-rock
Format: mpeg; Bitrate: 194 kbps
I assume these tracks play okay in iTunes?
You can always convert them to another format and then sync the new formatted version over to your iPod.
iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format
B-rock
Can't sync music to my new iPod
