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Lost purchased music from iTunes?
I recently got a new laptop and transferred all my songs on it from my old Mac (G4) to my new MacBook Pro. Basically all my songs were transferred, except a few. I had two accounts on the G4 and I bought some music on one side and some on the other, I went to get on my new laptop and all my music was there except the music I purchased on the second account on the G4. Is there a way for me to find it from iTunes or in my computer somewhere?
2 Answers
- PersonLv 71 decade ago
Yep. Boot the G4 into Firewire Target Mode and hook it up to the Macbook Pro's Firewire port. Navigate to Macintosh HD/Users/[user account folder]/Music/. Grab the iTunes folder, then drag and drop it into an open iTunes window. It'll import all the music into your Macbook Pro's iTunes folder. You'll lose the playlists and organization, but the music will be there.
The above could also be done with a thumbdrive, external hard drive, or a network connection, but FW target mode will be the fastest way.
- 1 decade ago
If you purchased them on iTunes you can always call them and tell them what happened. I've done that before. Sometimes there are some songs that they aren't able to return for some reason, but for the most part since you bought them they will send the songs to your device.
Source(s): Happened to me.
