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September 24th, 2006, 10:08 AM
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iPod Question!
I got a iPod Video 60 gb.. And I recently sold my mac.
I have a PC to that I use to fix the batteries with.. But I can't get any new music into the iPod since I have to erase everything in it to do it from the PC.. What should I do?
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September 24th, 2006, 10:31 AM
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I also have a 60GB ipod video...
There is a great forum that is all things ipod.
www.ipodlounge.com Go to this site and click on "forums". The folks there can help you with ANYTHING related to ipods. They solved several problems I had when I first got it. 
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You'll have to reformat the iPod to use it with your PC. Before you do that, you'll want to use one the many utlities out there to get the music off of it (onto a borrowed Mac) and then xfer it to your PC (or burn it to some DVDs) so that you can reinstall it back onto the iPod.
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