Can you use too different ipods on one computer? If so what would the problems be?
Can you use too different ipods on one computer? If so what would the problems be?
Have a look at this link - you have to login in the very first time you use the help site
<a href="http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300432" target="_blank">
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300432</a>
AFAIK What ever is on itunes will be the same on both ipods.If you want different songs on either ipods you need to create a second itunes.
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Beyond watching eyes
With sweet and tender kisses
Our souls reached out to each other
In breathless wonder
And when I awoke
From a vast and smiling peace
I found you bathed in morning light
Quietly studying
All the messages on my phone
The songs from the iTunes music library will be synced to both iPods.
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Depends on the method used. Check the help document listed above.Originally Posted by jmccoy
Check the settings on the ipod and itunes, and click to manually update if you want to use two ipods off the same itunes.
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Interesting.Depends on the method used. Check the help
document listed above.
"Isn't it enough to see that a garden is beautiful without having to believe that there are fairies at the bottom of it too ?" - Douglas Adams
"OOH everybody, look at me, I've got two Ipods "
How's it going Lebowski, Santa came I presume ?
As Joey suggests, use manual updates (it does mean creating specific folders within iTunes foreach ipod) and you can use several on the one machine, no issue.
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Is it possible to copy files from one iTunes library to another iTunes library in another user without having to upoload everything again.
Too much typing involved so here's another link [img]smileys/smile.gif[/img]
<a href="http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300173" target="_blank">
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300173</a>
"OOH everybody, look at me, I've got two Ipods "
How's it going Lebowski, Santa came I presume ?
Great and yourself blackand white? No my cousin wants to use her one on my computer as her computer is kaput!!!!
Apple made it as difficult as possible. When music is put onto an iPod, its given a four letter name, AAAA, SDFE, etc. it is possible to cut and paste music from your iPods music control folder but again, Apple made it as difficult as possible by giving the iPod fifty control folders.
Its not a lot of fun trawling through them believe me. Probably quicker to just upload all over again I'm afraid.
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That is the case if you want to take the music off the iPod itself. EasyApple made it as difficult as possible.
When music is put onto an iPod, its given a four letter name, AAAA,
SDFE, etc. it is possible to cut and paste music from your iPods music
control folder but again, Apple made it as difficult as possible by
giving the iPod fifty control folders. Its not a lot of fun trawling
through them believe me. Probably quicker to just upload all over
again I'm afraid.
to copy music folders on the computer. Check out the link I posted
earlier.
To get music off an iPod itself I use a piece of software called iPod
Viewer. I have a Mac but there are several pieces of software
available for Windows machines too. The file names come off intact
too.
Good how-to for getting music off iPod can be found at the Endgadget
website here -
http://www.engadget.com/2004/11/02/h...music-off-your -ipod/
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