Jameson
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clubs:  | reply to Nutty Hiker
Re: iPod -- transferring songs from Mac format to PC format
Oh, okay..missed that
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badcat
join:2000-10-18
Glastonbury, CT
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said by Jameson  :If you burn the music to a cd, the authorization goes away.  Yeah, I know that. But he asked about the ability to share amongst different machines. |
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Jameson
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If you burn the music to a cd, the authorization goes away. |
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badcat
join:2000-10-18
Glastonbury, CT
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Just to add a bit of info, you can "Authorize" up to five pc's and they can be either a Windoze or Mac machine.
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Jameson
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Thats why we use Apple right? Also make sure you encode your tracks with ID3 tags so the names show up when she reimports them on her machine. |
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Jameson
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Ignore. |
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Nutty Hiker
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Rancho Cucamonga, CA | reply to Jameson
Hmmm... will do! Seems almost too simple |
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Jameson
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Burn your playlist to a disk, have her import it to her computer via itunes and transfer it to the iPod.. |
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Nutty Hiker
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|  I can't seem to find an answer fo this one. My mom is visiting and likes my iPod Shuffle. She wants one, but owns a PC -- and she wants my playlist. Is there anyway for me to give her my playlist? She has a PC. Or does that go against the licensing? I thought I read something about sharing up to four computers, but do they all have to be the same format?
Confused...
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