How to put my iTunes songs onto my new computer?
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Move the files from the USB thing onto your new comp and add the folder into ITunes as you would add any song.
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Plug your Ipod into the other computer, go to my computer and click on the ipod icon there.  drag the music out of there and into another folder or onto the desktop of the computer
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you need to set itunes as your default music player and play them there once you have done that you will be able to put them onto your ipod.
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Buy an iPod, go to www.apple.com and download iTunes
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Please see the apple help documents below, it is easier than what I did which was copy the library folders onto a usb drive and then copy them over to my new computer
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http://www.apple.com/ca/itunes/
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what you can do is go to the folder in which itunes music is located and copy and paste it into your my music folder
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iTunes - comes with your ipod
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download itunes from apple when you install it it will ask you if it should sca nyour s=computer for media.  say yes  alternatively open up itunes and go to file import and then go to wherever your music is stored.  you then import them to itunes.  once they are in itunes, plug your ipod in, and you can move stuff on to it using itunes.  look on the apple website for help with using itunes \n\nuse itunes to convert them to mp3 and then you can put them on your ipod
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convert itunes to mp3\nhttp://www.google.com/search?&q=convert+itunes+to+mp3\n\nif you had searched for it you'd be done by now and working on something else
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If you have a Windows machine, simply plug in your IPod, find it listed in Windows Explorer, and make sure your machine can view hidden files.\n\nOpen the 'IPod_Control' folder and copy the 'My_Music' folder to your PC. Import those tracks into ITunes and put them in order there. Select Edit, Preferences, and choose the Advanced tab. Select a location for your music library by clicking the Change button, and then check Keep iTunes Music folder organized.\n\nUtilities such as the $15 IPodRip--available for PCs and Macs from The Little App Factory--can help automate this process.\n\nLittle App Factory: http://www.thelittleappfactory.com/
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There is a few ways you can do it. \n1. Make a folder somewhere on your computer, like your desk top or a hard drive sub folder. Then you can copy and past them into the folder or directly to your thumb drive. \n\n2. You can copy and paste them into ITUNES, also a good way to burn songs onto a cd. \n\n3. Send me an email if you can't figure it out, Machnic2003@yahoo.com  or  IM me at Machnic2003 \n\nI Have done it both ways so I do know that they work. Seriously email me or IM me if you cant get them to work, it has been awhile.
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If you have an ipod, you can just use it exactly like an external hard disk drive to transfer your music. \nDon't add the songs through itunes, just add them to the ipod icon in finder. Then plug it into the pc and copy the files off it.\nIt will only work if you have a pc formatted ipod though. Macs can read a mac or a pc formatted ipod, but pc's can only read a pc formatted ipod.\n \nYou can connect 2 macs together with a firewire cable and transfer everything super fast, it's really easy, but i'm not sure if a pc can do this. Unfortunately a lot of pc's don't have firewire.\n\nYou could also network them together using a crossover ethernet cable, as long as your pc has an ethernet port.\n\nBuy a pack of cheap blank cdr's or dvd's - bit of a hassle but it's cheap.
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You download iTunes with the cd software in the box it came in. If you don't have that, go to the Apple website to get the download.
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I get my music from ARES and download it to itunes
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yup... iTunes>Preferences>Advanced>Importing
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Install Itunes and Ipod software on your PC. Then connect the Ipod, when you connect the itunes software will ask "This ipod is linked to another library, would you like to replace the files and link to this librarry"... SELECT NO... if you say yes, then you'll lose all the songs.\n\nOnce you know the ipod is connected, copy the files. \n\nOr else, try this, dont know if it'll work, \nas soon as you connect your ipod, your system will identify it as an external storage device. once its connected, open it through "My Computer" and copy the files to any desired location