Have you come across an NTFS formatted drive you’re having trouble using on your Mac? It’s not just an issue for those switching from Windows machines to Mac, but also for Bootcamp users and others who want to connect the odd drive from their Windows-using friends or colleagues. Mac Drive Reader For Pc Mac Reader For Windows Thanks much for the Macdrive tip - that opened the door. In the end, about 30 to 40 minutes of work, with an hour or so waiting for files to get copied back & forth. I just had to Authorize my PC with his account & that pulled in the rest of the songs.
Mac Drive Reader For Windows Free Mac Disk Reader For Windows The solution there was that he'd only used 2 of the 5 computer limit that Apple imposes. Then I had a final problem because he'd bought some of the music from the iTunes store. Then I had to move all the files into My Music - they came over in subfolders & iTunes didn't want to go down to them. Macdrive read it flawlessly, except that I had to keep iTunes from coming up - if it did, Macdrive 'lost' sight of the iPod. If so, what program do you like for Windows? This might help someone, so here's exactly what I had to do: I got my brother's old iPod Classic, which was Mac formatted with just over 1000 songs. Then, all I did was restore my iPod to factory settings using iTunes, this time formatting it for Windows, and copy those videos back onto the iPod along with my other media. Thanks for the great information! I tried MacDrive and its file explorer let me browse my iPod Classic and copy the m4v video files over to my PC without a hitch. I found this page while searching for the same answer on what to do with a Mac-formatted iPod on my Windows Vista PC. (Thank the RIAA) Movie the tracks from the iPod to the PC, reformat the iPod in accordance with the instructions that came with it, and move the tracks back on to the iPod.
There are tools available to move tracks from the iPod to your computer but the iPod does not support this procedure natively. This means that you will loose all the music currently on your iPod. Unfortunately, the while the Mac can read both Mac and PC formats, the PC can only read the PC format. Download for mac transcend reader writer. The iPod HD will have to be formatted to enable the PC to read it. To do it without taking the drive out it has to be firewire, if taking the drive out then any old dock that takes laptop hdd's should work, just a standard drive after all. Does it need to be firewire can I use a hard drive dock and take the mac hard drive out and put it in that then attach to PC via USB? Click to expand.
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