Hello,
I suffered a system failure motherboard and boot drive (which housed iTunes). It is not recoverable without data recovery services.
The secondary drive that held the MP3s of the music I have ripped over the years, is fine, and well and in place in my new system. I know iTunes is particular about having the directory and drive letter structure being intact.
So, new computer, old drive is the same letter and old directories are present and working. NOw I do not have iTunes on it, however I have my ipod that I have years worth of music on as well as playlists etc etc on and it works fine. I also want to do some more lists and have more music to add.
This brings me to my current question, is there a way to bring my ipod back into a new clean install of iTunes? I want to drop my ipod back into a new load of iTunes just as it is, add more music into it and resync it. How do I go about this?
I suffered a system failure motherboard and boot drive (which housed iTunes). It is not recoverable without data recovery services.
The secondary drive that held the MP3s of the music I have ripped over the years, is fine, and well and in place in my new system. I know iTunes is particular about having the directory and drive letter structure being intact.
So, new computer, old drive is the same letter and old directories are present and working. NOw I do not have iTunes on it, however I have my ipod that I have years worth of music on as well as playlists etc etc on and it works fine. I also want to do some more lists and have more music to add.
This brings me to my current question, is there a way to bring my ipod back into a new clean install of iTunes? I want to drop my ipod back into a new load of iTunes just as it is, add more music into it and resync it. How do I go about this?