-Corkie- wrote: » Here we go. My old computer died and was synced to my own ipod. I had a lot of music on it which I want to keep. Is it possible to sync it to a new computer keeping my content. If so how?.
alex73 wrote: » You should be able to export the songs on your Ipod to your new computer.
-Corkie- wrote: » Anyone know????
FTGFOP wrote: » Without iTunes running, connect your ipod to your computer. The iPod should show up in My Computer, open it from there... If you can't see a folder called 'iPod_Control' you'llneed to do the following: Tools>Folder Options>View>Show hidden files and folders (select)> OK Then... Open 'iPod_Control' folder and then copy 'Music' folder to your computer. Eject ipod (like you would a USB stick) Go to copy of music folder you just made on your computer. Right click>Properties>de-select 'Hidden'. Re-name the folder if you like. Open iTunes. File>Add folder to library>Select the folder you copied Job done
-Corkie- wrote: » Ok my missus has an ipod aswell thats synced to her pc. Can I connect my ipod to her pc and sync it..
FTGFOP wrote: » It's not a hack of any sort. It's just copying files from a external storage device to one's computer. I doesn't aid piracy or anything since you still need to authorise the computer to play purchased content. What does the ipod look like in My Computer these days? ...and when did the above method stop working?
