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Saladsamurai
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So here is what I want to do:
I have an Ipod synched to the Itunes Library on my PC
I wish to synch it with my Macbook.
To do this I need to erase it and replace its contents with the contents of my Macbook's Itunes Library.
There is nothing in my Itunes Library so I wish to move all of my music from my PC to my Macbook.
What is the most efficient way to do this?
I think I can save all of my music (roughly 3000 songs) to a few CDs IF I save them as "data" and not as music. But I have no idea how to do this.
Also, if I were to save it as "data" from my PC, would my MAC be able to read it?
Any ideas are appreciated as I would hate to do this the "old-fashioned way". . . not that I know what that means.
Thanks,
Casey
I have an Ipod synched to the Itunes Library on my PC
I wish to synch it with my Macbook.
To do this I need to erase it and replace its contents with the contents of my Macbook's Itunes Library.
There is nothing in my Itunes Library so I wish to move all of my music from my PC to my Macbook.
What is the most efficient way to do this?
I think I can save all of my music (roughly 3000 songs) to a few CDs IF I save them as "data" and not as music. But I have no idea how to do this.
Also, if I were to save it as "data" from my PC, would my MAC be able to read it?
Any ideas are appreciated as I would hate to do this the "old-fashioned way". . . not that I know what that means.
Thanks,
Casey