Ipod synching question?

Question

I had my Ipod on my computer... but the computer's audio component is fried (long story). I downloaded Itunes into my husband's computer, but now it says I need to delete all of my songs on my Ipod? Is there a way to protect what I've already downloaded (and paid for!?) I don't want to imagine burning Cd after Cd off of my computer... there should be an easier way, no?

Answer 1

Download and install Floola http://www.floola.com/ then import all your stuff into a folder with a name of your choosing.

You can definitely do it.  Speaking from personal experience with 3 iPods in our house!

Answer 2

I'm not sure if there is a way to keep all the songs. However, the best option could be to get a memory stick, transfer all your songs etc from your pc to your husbands, and then just upload them all back onto itunes. Then connect the ipod, and all your songs should go back on the ipod. I hope this helps :D

Answer 3

As I know iTunes downloaded music files (M4P) have DRM protection.

So, you need a DRM converter to remove the protection and convert them to unprotected files, then you can keep the songs forever.

Right click the file in iTunes and select "Show in Windows Explorer".

Free download this converter, drag and drop the protected files to it:

http://www.wmatomp3-converter.com/digita...

It can convert iTunes DRM files (M4P, M4V, M4A, M4B) and Windows Media DRM files (WMV, WMA) to any audio and video formats. And also perform all types of standard conversion including video to video, video to audio, audio to audio and EVEN high-definition video (M2TS, TP, TRP, TS, AVI)

      

Need more information, you could email me or search on

http://answers.yahoo.com

Answer 4

i don't think there is. well thats what i did Trying going to apple.com and going to ipod support. There might be something about it.