My iPod and storage...
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Topic started by Simon W (cookie.monster)
I'm a geek. I'm a nerd. I'm a teacher of small children. I'm shy. I'm crude. I like chocolate. I like rain. I'm hopeless at reading people. I find myself having the strangest conversations. I live in the middle of bloody nowhere. I don't smoke. I sometimes drink. I split infinitives. And I've currently got a number of Broadway musical CDs copied onto my MP3 player.
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cookie.monsterSun 20/04/08 08:56 |
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When I bought my iPod a couple of months ago, I already had a certain amount of music on my computer which I transferred into iTunes. |
#205631Sun 20/04/08 08:58 |
Depends on your settings. There is a setting which is 'copy to iTunes folder'. |
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cookie.monsterSun 20/04/08 09:00 |
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quoting > "I'm guessing you don't have backups" |
duncanSun 20/04/08 09:03 |
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My music is all stored in a "Music" folder. iTunes doesn't create a copy or anything - just references it all from where I tell it it is. I think by default on a Windows PC iTunes will set the place it puts ripped/downloaded music to be "My Music/iTunes Library" or something like that. |
catchingupSun 20/04/08 09:06 |
iTunes has two options, one that will copy the music into the library and one that links to it where it is. It depends which option you used to import the music. My Mac version of iTunes (I expect windows to be the same) has "Add to Library" which links to the music where it is and "Import" which copies. Both of these are on the File menu. |
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laresSun 20/04/08 09:32 |
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quoting > ""Add to Library" which links to the music where it is and "Import" which copies. Both of these are on the File menu. |
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