new computer, itunes gone
Nov 5, 2007, 2:40 am
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http://www.longfingers.com/ipodfolder/ - Download this handy tool.
Connect your Ipod, launch iTunes. It should map your iPod to a drive letter. And probably prompt you to sync and erase. Ignore for the time being, don't even click cancel or that drive mapping will disappear.
Run the downloaded tool - click the ipod icon to pick the drive letter, and the folder icon to decide where to stick your ipod contents. Then click the middle icon to start.
When it's done, you can go to iTunes, cancel the sync option, and add the folder of your ipod data to the library.
It's really less complicated than I've made it seem.
Connect your Ipod, launch iTunes. It should map your iPod to a drive letter. And probably prompt you to sync and erase. Ignore for the time being, don't even click cancel or that drive mapping will disappear.
Run the downloaded tool - click the ipod icon to pick the drive letter, and the folder icon to decide where to stick your ipod contents. Then click the middle icon to start.
When it's done, you can go to iTunes, cancel the sync option, and add the folder of your ipod data to the library.
It's really less complicated than I've made it seem.
Nov 5, 2007, 3:06 am
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Nov 6, 2007, 10:22 am
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Is there some iTunes reg about transferring to 2nd PC?
Do you still have old PC, copy files to thumb drive and transfer yourself.
Nov 6, 2007, 10:31 am
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http://www.longfingers.com/ipodfolder/ - Download this handy tool.
Connect your Ipod, launch iTunes. It should map your iPod to a drive letter. And probably prompt you to sync and erase. Ignore for the time being, don't even click cancel or that drive mapping will disappear.
Run the downloaded tool - click the ipod icon to pick the drive letter, and the folder icon to decide where to stick your ipod contents. Then click the middle icon to start.
When it's done, you can go to iTunes, cancel the sync option, and add the folder of your ipod data to the library.
It's really less complicated than I've made it seem.
Connect your Ipod, launch iTunes. It should map your iPod to a drive letter. And probably prompt you to sync and erase. Ignore for the time being, don't even click cancel or that drive mapping will disappear.
Run the downloaded tool - click the ipod icon to pick the drive letter, and the folder icon to decide where to stick your ipod contents. Then click the middle icon to start.
When it's done, you can go to iTunes, cancel the sync option, and add the folder of your ipod data to the library.
It's really less complicated than I've made it seem.
Nov 6, 2007, 11:52 am
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http://www.longfingers.com/ipodfolder/ - Download this handy tool.
Connect your Ipod, launch iTunes. It should map your iPod to a drive letter. And probably prompt you to sync and erase. Ignore for the time being, don't even click cancel or that drive mapping will disappear.
Run the downloaded tool - click the ipod icon to pick the drive letter, and the folder icon to decide where to stick your ipod contents. Then click the middle icon to start.
When it's done, you can go to iTunes, cancel the sync option, and add the folder of your ipod data to the library.
It's really less complicated than I've made it seem.
Connect your Ipod, launch iTunes. It should map your iPod to a drive letter. And probably prompt you to sync and erase. Ignore for the time being, don't even click cancel or that drive mapping will disappear.
Run the downloaded tool - click the ipod icon to pick the drive letter, and the folder icon to decide where to stick your ipod contents. Then click the middle icon to start.
When it's done, you can go to iTunes, cancel the sync option, and add the folder of your ipod data to the library.
It's really less complicated than I've made it seem.
Nov 6, 2007, 12:17 pm
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Nov 20, 2007, 1:46 pm
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Never mind, I figured it out. Thanks.
Last edited by fireworksboy; Nov 20, 2007 at 2:04 pm