Originally posted by Derfel CadarnPerhaps not legal, but I don't think that it would really matter in the long run. The new buyer could not keep those tracks on if they wished to put thier own stuff on.
Would selling an iPod that's full of songs be legal?
I thought that each Ipod worked exclusively with one copy of itunes. The tunes remain on your itunes computer. All the Ipod does is copy what is there each time.
If you plugged a full Ipod into a different computer with a different set of music, I was under the impression that all music that was not present on this version of itunes would be removed and the present tracks uploaded instead. Is this not the case?
Originally posted by Derfel CadarnYou'll need a connector to fix it to your computer.
Ok then. Anybody know how to take music off of an iPod?
Plug the iPod into the computer, in disc mode. Then it's really just an external hard drive and you can delete all the files in the usual way.
However, a better method would be to run the iPod software (free download from Apple) and format the iPod.
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Originally posted by SPMarsThe link to instructions were on the first page.
You'll need a connector to fix it to your computer.
Plug the iPod into the computer, in disc mode. Then it's really just an external hard drive and you can delete all the files in the usual way.
However, a better method would be to run the iPod software (free download from Apple) and format the iPod.
edit; here tis again in case it was missed.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60983
Originally posted by Hindsteingot that wrong mate, you were thinking of User 123456
Nah, this is a plonker User 15
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