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iPod / iTunes help! (I want to sync to my PC at work without losing current songs).?

I haven't done this in a while so I don't know if it's risky or not, I have a 80GB iPod I haven't updated in a bit. I have about 5,000 songs on it. I sit at work all day listening to music and I picked up on a lot of new CDs and stuff like that.. My question is, Can I update my iPod from my work PC by adding new songs to my current list without the risk of wiping my iPod clean? I don't want to over-write my music, I just want to add on more to it. In the past when you plugged in your iPod is synced over all the music, I don't want to do that.. I just want to add on more to my current list without over-writing. Is it possible now with the new iTunes? lol it has been a long time since I updated my iPod I'd like some more new music yet still keep my existing songs.

I have the LATEST version of iTunes on this machine, I just want to add songs to my existing list on my iPod (I've never synced it at work, scared to, don't want to lose my music)

And I don't trust "3rd party applications" lol only iTunes.

10 pts :D

Thank you!

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  • 1 decade ago
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    make sure you have auto-syncing disabled make sure none of the song are checked to be safe then once you connect the ipod goto and check manual synching if it is enabled then when you connect the ipod it will synchronize all the stuff in that library over your pre-existing music

  • 1 decade ago

    yes it is possible if u dont already have itunes at your work then get the latest version. then just hook it up and go to your ipod and click on the checkbox manually select songs for ipod

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