I can't transfer Apple Music to iPod Nano

Apparently there has been a rumor that was mentioned today (2015.07.14) which is an announcement of a new iPod Nano.

http://www.macrumors.com/2015/07/10/new-ipod-touch-nano-shuffle-july-14/

I guess they rushed the idea of Apple Music to get it started without planning to get their devices all compatible with the feature.

More bad planning as usual. The only problem is when do we expect them, can't they think of a patch for the time being to get those iPod nano's in use but I guess I already mentioned that and doesn't look promising after the rumor of a new iPod.

So far that rumor has not been proven and if you read it all it talked about was new colors for the Nano and Shuffle. The iPod Touch is already compatible and the article mentions a new processor, etc. for it. So I guess they didn't rush it after all.

I guess I was a little bit excited about the idea of having a new iPod nano but afraid not. Yet again what a waste to be having an iPod Nano. Main purpose of it to listen to music from the Nano & Shuffle

What is amazing is two months ago there was apparently no problems with your iPod Nano and you were enjoying it. Then Apple Music is announced and somehow made your Nano a waste. So if they had never gone to Apple Music, or it failed and was cancelled then it would no longer be a waste?

I am reading / following this thread with great interest.

What would happen if I mark albums to be available Offline (in Apple Music) on an iPod touch 5th generation and I would take the device with me to gym, where no wifi / internet connection is available?

Cheers.

Gerard.

Karembou wrote:

Horrible Horrible Horrible. Why can't I copy my music into my iPod nano???????

Because it is NOT your music.

Does it make a difference when you play it IN YOUR IPHONE ?????????????????????

No, it's still not your music.

As you wish

If Apple Music was designed to make people to listen to music then iPod Nano/Shuffle should've been part of it. Having Apple Music is great but only if you use your iPhone or iPod Touch, but in my case I use an iPod Nano to listen to music while running or working out. In other words I would end up choosing one plan either to be involved in Apple Music or not .. I guess its that simple but again there are probable possibility of having the Apple Music run on your iPod Nano/Shuffle, just a matter of decision making.

Apple Music was designed to compete against other Music services such as Spotify, Google Play Music, Groove (former Xbox Music) and soon Facebook Music and since none of them are available to work on shuffle or nano (hence wifi not available) then Apple decided to exclude them from that option.

I am reading / following this thread with great interest.

What would happen if I mark albums to be available Offline (in Apple Music) on an iPod touch 5th generation and I would take the device with me to gym, where no wifi / internet connection is available?

If I disable wifi and cellular data on my iphone 6, I can still play the off-line content, so that looks pretty hopeful.

Thanks for the info, it was helpful. I wish I could have read that earlier, rather than going through reading other people's comments that felt almost offensive in a way assuming that we are retards and don't want to accept the concept of having music in any device whether with or without WIFI.

Thanks again

It would work fine.

I have an iPod 5th gen and use in my car without any issues.

Sweet, I guess it is time to trade in my nano for a touch.

Yes, it is in a way comparable with services such as NetFlix which do no not allow any offline viewing.