Ipod issues after switching from PC to Mac

I finally got my music library and songs moved to the new Intel Mac using the ipod and all is synced up again, however the ipod now moves considerably slower than it used to. Sometimes it takes up to 10 seconds to skip to the next track.
My questions are:
1) Would a restore from the new Mac make things run smoother?
2) If so, before I do, I have more files on the PC I'd like to move over, so I need to complete that first, right?
3) Some of these files on the PC are very large (1-5GB), is that a problem to move them using the ipod?
Thanks for the help!
JV
Intel imac, ipod Photo 60GB   Mac OS X (10.4.4)   Windows convert!

1. Yes.
2. You can use a product such as MacDrive to read Mac formatted disks on a PC.
3. The FAT32 disk format used by a Windows iPod cannot accomodate files larger than 4GB regardless of the capacity of the drive; either put it in the Mac format and use MacDrive, or compress larger files before putting them onto the iPod. There is no issue with smaller files.
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