is there no way to sync my ipod to my new ibook, if its already synced to my imac desktop?
jared w asks,
I just want to put my ipod content on my new ibook but it looks like i will erase the content of my ipod, and thats bad. The reason i got the ibook was because my imac is down. Please if anyone can help let me know something.
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Well you can only sync an iPod to one iTunes library only. But you can add songs from your new iBook. Just set you iPod to “Manage files Manually” or something like that. Do this:
Connect your iPod then open iTunes, when it says sync your ipod with library, don’t sync it, for it will erase “ALL” the files on your iPod.
Then click your iPod on the left pane, from there you can see your iPod, there you can see the iPod serial number, firmware/software version, etc.
At the bottom there are options you can select, like Automatically sync something like that. Find the one with manage manually then check it, then click apply. Then you can connect your ipod to any iTunes/computer, just drag the files you want to your iPod, and iTunes will add it, leaving your files intact.
Hope that helps
use ipod access its a program that lets you remove content from your ipod
download it here for mac http://www.findleydesigns.com/ipodaccess/index.html