I have transfered my itunes library from 1 pc to a new 1....

But now my memory is saying there is double the amount. It says at the bottom of the ipod library when you plug it in that there is double the memory in use. I only have about 6 gb used on my ipod and its saying iv got 12 gb in use! It seems to me that i have double the tunes on my ipod. I think this has something to do with the hard drive on the ipod. When i transfered the tunes on to the hard drive to move them they have some how stayed on there and now they are on there twice! If that make sense...
Any ideas how i can sort this out as iv got less memory now!
Thanks in advance!

Restore the iPod (thus erasing it), resync all the music to it from the PC.

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