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Two 'on' positions what do they do

have a 5 year old (?) shuffle and no manual. The shuffle seems to have two 'on' positions. What do they do differently from each other - if anything? Thanks

iPod shuffle (2nd generation, Late 2007)

Posted on Mar 17, 2015 7:28 PM

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Mar 18, 2015 10:58 AM in response to Bob13018

a 5-year-old iPod Shuffle would be the 3rd-gen (your signature says 2nd, but the 2nd-gen combines these functions into two separate switches). If yours looks like the image here:


http://www1.pcmag.com/media/images/202603-apple-ipod-shuffle-3rd-generation-rear -view.jpg


  • The position where the two arrows point at each others' "tails" means that your playlist will be played in the order it appears in your iTunes Library.
  • The position where the two arrows cross means that the playlist will play in "Shuffle" (random) order.

Two 'on' positions what do they do

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