I have a simple question that I have been trying to find an answer on-line to with no luck. If I set my iPod to Disk Mode will this stop it from try to sync with iTunes on the computer which I then plug it into.
I put a rather large file on my iPod (since I don't have a DVD burner) so that I could move it to a friends computer. However, I am paranoid that when I plug it into her MacBook Pro it is automatically going to try to sync to her iTunes library. I know that holding down Command-Option when plugging it in should stop it from Auto-syncing, but I am still very nervous. I have several gigs on it that I manage manually. So if it starts trying to sync up, it will undo hours of picking and choosing what I want on my iPod.
So I ask my question again, so long as the iPod is in Disk Mode will iTunes not try to sync to it?
I put a rather large file on my iPod (since I don't have a DVD burner) so that I could move it to a friends computer. However, I am paranoid that when I plug it into her MacBook Pro it is automatically going to try to sync to her iTunes library. I know that holding down Command-Option when plugging it in should stop it from Auto-syncing, but I am still very nervous. I have several gigs on it that I manage manually. So if it starts trying to sync up, it will undo hours of picking and choosing what I want on my iPod.
So I ask my question again, so long as the iPod is in Disk Mode will iTunes not try to sync to it?
