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HaveANiceHairDa

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Jan 22, 2011
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Hey!

I've decided to reset my mac from OS X to OS X, again.

Well, I know that iPod Touch's only work at one iTunes a time, so what am I going to do when I reset my mac? Because if you plug-in your iPod to another pc/mac, then the only way to get songs, videos and whatever, on the iPod from the other pc/mac, is to delete the songs on your iPod?

Wtf do I do :D?
Of course I want to keep all my app's, songs and videos etc.
I've heard about something about doing a backup to an external hard drive? But how can I do that? :)

Thanks!
 
You back your songs and such up to an external hardrive by simply placing them in a folder, I don't know much about the apps, though. You can also download Senuti, it'll upload your music and such to your mac, and afterwards you can transfer it into iTunes, there's also a script that will do this directly, but I can't quite remember what it is or where to find it. I hope that helped.
 
You back your songs and such up to an external hardrive by simply placing them in a folder, I don't know much about the apps, though. You can also download Senuti, it'll upload your music and such to your mac, and afterwards you can transfer it into iTunes, there's also a script that will do this directly, but I can't quite remember what it is or where to find it. I hope that helped.

The Senuti you're talking about, does it works with apps too? :)
 
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