how do I unload music from my ipot to another pc?
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change your view in explore to display hidden files and folders, then:\n\nTo get to your music files, navigate to iPod_Control&#92;Music. There you will find a series of folders starting with a letter and ending with a number. Congratulations! You are now looking at your iPod database, where all your music files are kept. As with any other file, you can now copy your music to anywhere on your computer
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You cannot do it through Itunes or windows.  You need a third party program.  The one I used was ePhPod.\n\nYou install it on the computer you want to put the music onto and you plug your iPod into that pc.  Do not sync the music.  Open EphPod and then select the drive that your iPod is identified as and it will give you the contents of your iPod.\n\nYou can then transfer whatever songs you want.  I have had no problems with it.\n\nEdit:  EphPod is free.
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1) click on the start button\n2) find folder titled "my music" should be right there...but I have xp system  (or on desk top double click on "my computer" double click on "documents" and then double click on "my music")\n3) highlight all the music you want deleted.\n\nThis way is easier then actually going through the media player.  Unless you are not wanting to get rid of all your music from you computer.  That'll be a bit more diffecult.  You'd have to do almost the same thing through the media player.\n\nI hope I helped even a little...Good luck!
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ok now wot u do is go to " My Computer".. Then open local C drive.\nu will see the folder... " My documents and settings.. Open dat... u have to know ur computer name.. if u dont then u will see ur name or the computers name there... U Open that... wen u open that u will see a folder name " shared" open that .... all ur songs will be there... now u cut all the songs from there and put it in a folder called " My Musice"in " your ocuments... u can then open the songs and start listening... hope u understand... this...
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When looking at you Library there should be a choice in the middle that says exsplore. That will bring up a box with all your songs in it. Sent them to Your Windows media and burn.
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http://www.portablefreeware.com/?c=12&sc=66
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Yes, You Can First You Take The Song That You Want Then  \nDrag The Song Into iTunes
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I can suggest 3 solutions\n\n- get a USB to USB datalink cable (costs about 5 - 8$)\nso you can connect the 2 PCs\n- another solution would be - remove the CD burner from your brothers PC and build it in your own. You need some skills and the agreement of your bro. ;-)\n- 3rd and maybe cheapest way. Put all your music files in one zip file and then send it to www.sendspace.com. Then connect your bros PC to the internet and download the zip file from there.
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Yes, that is possible. What exactly is the problem ?\nDo you have 2 computers ? Are they connected, or do they have wifi ? \nOr do you have one computer with two accounts or two MP3 players ?\nIt is impossible to help, without more information about what you want to do.
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Make a Back-up of the file and try changing the .psw to .doc. If its a PDA Or Pocket PC then the transfer software should do it.
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There is a program at CompUSA that can help take the music off of your iPod and place it back onto your computer. It's called Tune Tools for iPod http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=337520
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dont listen to the poster who said the ipods are copyrighted. that is wrong.\n\nbasically, i got a new laptop recently, and transferred my music this way:\n\nattach ipod via usb to old laptop. open ipod settings. click box for 'use ipod as a disc drive'.\n\nyou can then click on 'my computer', and will be able to drag and drop your music files onto the ipod, then attach it to the new laptop and drag and drop them into a file of your choice on there.\n\nits easier to transfer all music files if you empty the actual ipod of your current music first, as it frees up the space to transfer most of them at once - if not, you have to do it a few times over as the music already stored is taking up the room.\n\ni hope this has helped.
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u can either have ur memory stick in ur psp and then connect the USB go to START then click MY COMPUTER you'll see that the USB is connected after that click it open...open your files and slide some songs into your MUSIC file....or if u have a memory stick slot(u put ur memeory card in that)..connect that 2 your computer and then do what i said up top
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Actually, it's not illegal if it's music that you paid for, or if it's music that came from your own CD collection.  It simply is not a function that is supported by Apple.\n\nThere are a number of third party software programs that will allow you to "rescue" your music from your ipod and put it back on your computer.  Do a google search on "transfer music ipod", and you should find the link you are looking for within the first page of results.  Good luck!
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Cnet has an article on how to do just that:\n\nLet's say you have one computer and two iPods. It's easy enough to synchronize both iPods with just one computer, as long as both iPod users are happy accessing the same music library or the same set of playlists. But that can get hard to manage, especially if you're manually updating the iPod or adding new music that you'd like to keep separate.\n\nIn most cases, the easiest way to keep discrete libraries for syncing both iPods is to create a separate user account for each person who uses an iPod with the computer. The Insider Secrets video shows the steps for doing this using Mac OS X; here's how to create a separate user and share music under Windows XP.\n\nFirst, click Start > Control Panel > User Accounts (Start > Settings > Control Panel if you use the Classic view). Click "Create a new account," and follow the instructions.\n\nWindows XP kindly provides a shared folder that already includes a directory called Shared Music (find it under C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;All Users&#92;Documents). The easiest thing to do is to copy all the music on your computer into this folder so that all users can access it. Then the lucky owner of the new iPod can pick and choose what music to include in his or her iTunes Library. From the new account, in iTunes, click File > Add Folder To Library, and copy over whatever music you want (make sure to check the box next to "Copy files to iTunes music folder" when adding to library, under Advanced in the Preferences dialog box, so that iTunes doesn't consolidate the files for the music library).\n\nNow both users can share all or part of the same library, add new music whenever necessary, and automatically update their iPods without the hassle of manually sifting through a large shared library.\n\nMore at Cnet, http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-10165_7-5503617-1.html
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Just use the BURN option in Windows Media Player that comes with your PC (unless you have a Mac).
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you can't, you have to have the music saved on your hard drive!