Remotely Transfer iTunes library?

I am super excited for the 1.6ghz 120gb rev b macbook air i just bought.
Just preping everything right now.

Is there a way to transfer all my songs wirelessly across the network? Yes right?
But is there a way to transfer all my itunes info with ratings and album covers etc.. over?
I can choose to export the library but it comes as an .xml which is about 2 megs or so...
So if i were to transfer this file, i wouldnt have songs right...

Lol im totally confused hah

Any help would be great

Cinematographer said:

Instead of exporting .xml, you can copy the whole ~/Music/ iTunes folder over the network. Then open the "iTunes Library" file inside this folder. iTunes should look there just as it did before, with all songs and all playlists.

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Thanks for your response but this is where it gets weird, my itunes music folder is empty ha
Should i now just export my library as an xml and move the xml over to my "My Music" folder? and then transfer that to my new mac?

Cinematographer said:

The .xml file does not hold any songs actually.

So first you have to find your music. Open iTunes, play one song, press CMD-R to reveal where the song is stored. A finder window is opend and probably you find your songs there.

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thats not the problem.
okay now i have a music folder containing the library.xml and a folder named itunes music contating all my music/videos. How do i get this to my new macbook air so that all my ratings and album arts stay etc..