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Jan 26, 2016 7:50 AM in response to annettefromwhitmanby judysings,Hi annettefromwhitman,
Since the music on your iPod was synced from the iTunes library of your old computer, you would need to copy the iTunes library to your new computer. The resource below explains how:
How to move your iTunes library to a new computer
Cheers,
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Apr 20, 2016 11:07 AM in response to judysingsby nypdbluetpd,Hello Judy: I have a reverse problem....I have an old I Pod version 1.3 round dial in middle. I have a new Mac Mini and new songs in my I tunes. When i plug the usb into the computer and then into the I Pod, it does not "see" the I Pod. I called up Apple and they said that the new Mac Mini is not compatible with the old I pod 1.3. I love my I pod and would like to have all my songs transferred from the mac mini to my I pod. Can you suggest how to accomplish this? Thanks: Larry......
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Apr 20, 2016 9:03 PM in response to nypdbluetpdby Kenichi Watanabe,The Apple customer support rep is wrong. I have several old iPods (including the very first iPod), and they all work fine with my 2011 Mac mini, running the latest OS X and iTunes.
"Version 1.3" is for the software on the iPod. It does not specifically identify the iPod model. All the old ones have a "round dial on the middle." Can you find your iPod model on this document? (or describe it in more detail)
Identify your iPod model - Apple Support
Depending on the model, you may need to connect the iPod in a specific way. If your iPod is really old, it may need a FireWire port, instead of a USB port. Also, do an About This Mac (from the Apple menu). What does it call your Mac mini model? For example, mine says "Mac mini (Mid 2011)."
