IPod to different computer to view video

What do I need in order to use the iPod to connect to a different computer (doesn't have iTunes library), then view videos from iPod on that computer?
THanks
Sony VAIO PCG-GRT250   Windows XP   5G 60GB Video iPod / iPod Shuffle

Hey Dan...
I'm interested in using some video clips for purposes at my office, , , therefore, can't load any software onto my work laptop (i.e. iTunes)......
Was hoping there was some cable connection I could utilize to bring the videos up in Windows Media player via my iPod.....
any chance of that?

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