Imported Files listed as Audio Streams

I recently installed my old hard drive onto my new computer, and was able to get all of my playlists into iTunes. However, all the songs are designated as audiostreams, and are zero KB. Is there a way to restore my old songs without having to add them to my library again and lose my play counts? Can I use my iPod to transfer songs even though both hard drives are on the same computer?
Thanks in advance!
Windows XP

I've encountered .vindex and .aindex files recently myself.
I record services at church unto a DVD-R. I take the disk home, copy the proper VOB files to my computer for editing with PrE 4. Other than losing .5 second worth of data between the files because of Interframe compression, I had no troubles for over a year.
The recorder I was using died, so I brought in my own while a new recorder could be shipped in. No problems, until the new recorder came in.
It was shortly found out that as the VOB files were 'loaded' into PrE for editing, .vindex and .aindex files were created for two out of the three VOB files. After editing, I'd burn a final DVD. The VOB files that acquired these .vinded & .aindex files were the portions in the final DVD that had jittery video. And not only jittery video but the audio and video are out of sync with one another in the middle VOB file. The jittery video appears to be from interlace issues.
I have used three different recorders, a few different types and brands of DVDs (for both recording rough and final disks), cables, computers, cameras, operating systems, reinstallation of PrE but yet, these .index files appear and have given me the jittery video on final DVD.
I have since learned that when I find which VOB files are going to be troublesome, I open the Field Options window and click, Interlace Consecutive Frames. (The default is, none, which is fine when a VOB file didn't acquire an .index during 'loading' into PrE. Of course, clicking upon, Interlace Consecutive Frames, causes the video within PrE to be jittery but is fine after the final DVD is burned.
Why are these .vindex & .aindex files being created? I haven't a clue. Why do these index files appear only for two out of the three VOB files and not ALL of them (though one time, out of the last 10 or so recordings, it did happen to all the VOB files).

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