Changing PC and wanting to transfert Ipod content from old to new PC

Hello,
I'm bored trying to find a thread where I can find my answer so I post a new topic. Apologies if this was already answered 100 times.
As said in the topic line: I bought a new PC and would like to transfert all (not only Itunes bought) my Ipod stuff from the old to the New PC. Both PC are functionning properly.
User's manual don't say a word about this, or maybe I'm blind...
Thx for an answer anyway.

Nihilism71 wrote:
Apologies if this was already answered 100 times.
apology accepted
one way of transferring you media files is to set up _*Home Sharing*_ on both machines. also, check out this post by Zevoneer.

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