Just got 14" iBook + iPod question

Hey,

I have a 12" I am selling to my uncle since his iMac is useless for surfing anymore.

I was going to buy a PowerBook, but I decided that a little bit faster processor and a little bit nicer screen isn't worth the difference in price.

I am loading everything on it and am satisfired that I got the iBook. The screen seems HUGE. I am gettingmore RAM put in next week so that will make a difference too.

I dohave one question. While I am migrating some files over to my 14", I plugged in my iPod and it won't let me put my iTunes library on it. Do I have to deauthorize my 12" and then it will let me put it on my 14"?

Please help.

Thanks!

Jay

You can authorize up to five computers for ITMS purchases. You wouldn't really need to deauthorize the old one, thought it still might not be a bad idea.
All you really need to do is authorize your new computer and you are good to go.

Still Having Problem with iTunes and iPod

Thanks for the advice. When I plug my iPod into my new iBook, all the iPod music is grayed out. When I click on library, none of my music from my iPod is on there. I can't even play the music from my iPod in iTunes. it is like it knows it's there, but won't recognize/accept it.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Just a shot in the dark since I'm not an iTunes expert, but is something (iTunes possibly) set to automatically sync your iPod with the Library when you plug the iPod in? If so, it may be that since your new computer has no Library, the tunes on your iPod arent' showing up (because it's syncing with the empty Library on your iBook). Then again, I always thought auto-sync would delete the tunes from your iPod, so I could be completely off base here.

turning off the auto-sync allows you to drag and drop music to your ipod via itunes without having to use the playlist and then sync the ipod. it should not hurt your ipod.

You should probably get Senutri (sp?) for loading your music onto your new computer