Question:
transfering music help!?
1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
transfering music help!?
Seven answers:
Rolf W
2008-11-26 12:54:42 UTC
There are a number of ways to do this. First; are both machines using the same OS? Like vista? You can buy a vista transfer cable and do it that way, Or use an external storage device. Usb flash drives are inexpensive these days. Just load it up and unload. Or an external hard dr. I use a 16gb mini hddr from memorex for large files. Smaller flash drives fo smaller files.
Imperial
2008-11-26 12:07:48 UTC
There are several i can think of, You can use a Flash Drive/memory stick, Burn the 600songs into a disk with a burning program like nero, Create two msn accounts or yahoo(not sure if you can send files) and just send the files over in a WinRar or one by one(might be time comsuming but it gets it done. On msn you can create a share foldier and transfer the files if you got a Modem and can connect both Desktop to your labtop.
weer123
2008-11-26 12:03:00 UTC
get a small hardrive and copy them there the plug it into the laptop
Vincent L
2008-11-26 12:02:54 UTC
you could burn them all to cd's...or...use a usb flash driver
MetalGuardian
2008-11-26 12:00:31 UTC
try burning it to a cd, that's probably the best way.
2008-11-26 12:04:09 UTC
There are plenty of ways to transfer songs...

Here are my ideas:

Use a rewritable CD

Use a thumb drive (this season, you can find some for like $10.00!)

Use a firewire cable (from Mac to Mac computer)

If you have to, just e-mail them all!
nick s
2008-11-26 12:17:36 UTC
I am assuming you have Vistas since it is a new laptop, and also assuming it is not a Mac.



Plug in your iPod with the USB cord that comes with it, and go into computer from the start menu. The connected iPod should show up, in a drive (For me it is the E drive) and go into the files.



You may have to show hidden files which is located in the organize" drop down menu. Then go into "folder and search options" and go to the "view" tab, and in the middle section with the independent scroll bar there is "hidden files and folders" and you want to check "show hidden files and folders."



Back with the iPod files. Go into "iPod_Controls" which is a hidden file for me, and go into the "music" folder, which is also hidden. Select all the folders in that one, which for me are labeled "F01, F02..." and copy them (right click, then copy, or CTRL + C)



Then go into your C Drive, Program Files, iTunes, and create a new folder. I would name it something like "iTunes music backup." In that folder paste (right click, paste or CTRL + P) the files you copied from your iPod into there. This file is necessary so the music is saved on your computer and you can keep it once your iPod is disconnected. The simply open iTunes with that folder open, and drag and drop the whole folder into iTunes. It may take a few minutes for all the files to transfer, but that should do it for you.


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