#New ilibrary itunes update#

There are a number of third-party tools that can do this for you, although most of these will want to copy your entire content back from your iPod and rebuild your iTunes library. If you don’t have a copy of your iTunes library database from your original library, then you’re going to have to go through the steps of recovering this content back from the iPod itself. This would preserve all of your play counts, play lists, and other metadata since you would still be using the exact same library database and simply relocating the files. If you still have the iTunes library database on your internal hard drive or backed up somewhere, your best solution would be to switch back over to the original database and then follow the steps in the above article. Browse to the songs you want highlight them then click import in the bottom of the iTunes.

#New ilibrary itunes update#

If you dont see share libraries you may need to update the menu options in the General settings. Go to iTunes on the machine you want the music on, then open look for other iTunes libraries on the network. A: It sounds like when you moved your iTunes library to an external hard drive you actually started a brand new iTunes library and then reimported all of your tracks to this new library, rather than using the consolidation method outlined in our iPod 201 article on Transferring your iTunes Library. Turn on iTunes on the machine with all the music.