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Transfering Songs Off iPod
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You have to get a program for it. It's like $20... google it.
***Or you can turn on the sharing function in iTunes if all your songs are in there and copy them all to your new computer0 -
Copy your ITunes Library from your old computer onto a flash drive then copy that into your new computer library0
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Copy your ITunes Library from your old computer onto a flash drive then copy that into your new computer library0
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I need to do this too, but my old computer died in a flood! Lol0
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Copy your ITunes Library from your old computer onto a flash drive then copy that into your new computer library
You can only do this if you have all the original files in a separate folder on your old computer. You can't copy from iTunes directly.0 -
I need to do this too, but my old computer died in a flood! Lol
go to itunes, and re-download purchased songs.0 -
Copy your ITunes Library from your old computer onto a flash drive then copy that into your new computer library0
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I work on PCs for a living .. is the "old" PC still functioning ?0
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Your itunes account can be on up to 3 computers I believe. This happened when I got my new laptop. I BELIEVE I just set up itunes on the new laptop and synced it with my ipod (at the time...now I use the iPhone) which worked since it was the same account and then all my music was magically there! They were both apple products and this was like 3 years ago so I may not remember clearly!0
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There are freeware apps you can get from cnet.com for an ipod to pc transfer. Most dont support video though.0
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I need to do this too, but my old computer died in a flood! Lol
go to itunes, and re-download purchased songs.
you cant do this with purchased music.. apps yes.. music NO0 -
IF the old PC is still functioning get a USB thumb drive and transfer the actual songs to the new one.0
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If your new computer is a Mac you can use senuti (iTunes spelled backwards). http://www.fadingred.com/senuti/0
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Copy your ITunes Library from your old computer onto a flash drive then copy that into your new computer library0
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Senuti software helps you to do that.0
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Yes, my old latop is working...slow but still works. Also, I have a PC not a Mac.0
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how much music do you have .. Alot of music collectors (myself included) have MUCH more music than will fit on thumb drive in one trip..0
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Copy your ITunes Library from your old computer onto a flash drive then copy that into your new computer library0
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how much music do you have .. Alot of music collectors (myself included) have MUCH more music than will fit on thumb drive in one trip..0
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what operating system is on the "old" computer (windows xp , windows vista , windows 7 etc) this will dictate where the typical location of your music will be0
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Old computer is windows XP0
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Thanks for everyones help and suggestions!0
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I managed it myself in the end - plugged in my iPod and went through 'my computer' as if it were a hard drive, just hunted down the music files within the 'ipod control' files and did a drag & drop into iTunes. No idea why I've never been able to do it before!0
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