How do you transfer iPod songs to your library that thinks it already exists on iTunes?
acute_angle12245 asked:
My iTunes library is all wrong. It won’t display my iPod songs on my laptop. So, in order to listen to my iPod songs, I have to plug my iPod in, and listen to my iPod’s library. But once I disconnect the USB cord, the library goes back to the stupid original songs that I don’t want. It’s very confusing, and it’s frustrating me. I try to drag the iPod songs into the existing iTunes library [You know, like when you're creating a playlist] and it won’t let me. On my mom’s computer though, iTunes cooperates and uploads and updates songs normally. But she had to wipe her hard drive clean because of a virus, so the songs don’t exist anymore.
My iTunes library is all wrong. It won’t display my iPod songs on my laptop. So, in order to listen to my iPod songs, I have to plug my iPod in, and listen to my iPod’s library. But once I disconnect the USB cord, the library goes back to the stupid original songs that I don’t want. It’s very confusing, and it’s frustrating me. I try to drag the iPod songs into the existing iTunes library [You know, like when you're creating a playlist] and it won’t let me. On my mom’s computer though, iTunes cooperates and uploads and updates songs normally. But she had to wipe her hard drive clean because of a virus, so the songs don’t exist anymore.
PLEASE help me. This is very frustrating. I hope you understand it well enough to help me. Thanks.
Tags: Music, nano, Apple, iPhone, ipod, Downloads
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Tags: Hard Drive, iTunes, Laptop, Original Songs, Playlist, S Library, Stupid Songs, Uploads, Usb Cord, Virus
January 25th, 2009 at 4:57 am
the itunes thing is weird yes but what i had to do was put my songs in a folder and copy them to itunes and if that doesn’t work download a new version if itunes
January 27th, 2009 at 7:10 am
You could use the free program called Sharepod to put the music from your iPod back onto the computer. You can download it from